Britam adopts smart technology to strengthen Rwanda’s tree-planting programs
Researchers and technology experts in Rwanda have developed a digital platform to monitor trees from planting through maturity, helping track their health and detect potential risks early. Studies show that trees planted through agroforestry programs in Rwanda have an average survival rate of 64%, while in some areas, fewer than 30% reach maturity due to […]
KTN Rwanda Unveils 20 eco-friendly residential houses in Kiyovu
KTN Rwanda has launched 20 modern residential houses in Kiyovu, Nyarugenge District, designed with environmentally friendly features and contemporary living in mind. The newly constructed homes include three- and four-bedroom apartments, each covering 237 square meters, built on plots measuring approximately 500 square meters. Facilities in each unit include a living room, bathroom, toilet, and […]
Kabisa drives Rwanda’s electric revolution with a complete EV ecosystem
Kabisa Electric Vehicle Company is continuing to lead Rwanda’s shift to clean transportation by building a full electric vehicle (EV) ecosystem. The company focuses on vehicle sales and leasing, installation of charging infrastructure, and specialized EV maintenance. Since 2024, Kabisa has partnered with fuel retailers and private sector investors to expand the country’s public charging […]
Kivu choice expands operations as Rwanda’s leading fish producer
Kivu Choice, a vertically integrated aquaculture company operating on Lake Kivu, is rapidly growing into one of Africa’s fastest-rising fish producers and the largest supplier of animal protein in Rwanda. Founded in late 2021, the company says it now produces more than 10 million fish meals a year, with operations that include a feed mill, […]
Cyprien’s business flourishing thanks to growing MKU student population
A bustling shop near Mount Kigali Campus has quickly become a favorite among students and residents. Owned by Cyprien, the store offers a variety of products, including groceries, stationery, and snacks, catering to the daily needs of the community. The shop’s friendly service and competitive prices have helped build a loyal customer base. Students often […]
Sandra Uwimana: Leading the fight against food shortage in Rwanda
Berwa Sandra Uwimana, an alumna of the African Leadership University (ALU) with a bachelor’s in Business Entrepreneurship, is taking bold steps to secure Rwanda’s agricultural future. Her work focuses on reducing post‑harvest losses and helping smallholder farmers add value to their crops, turning hard work into income and sustainable growth. For many Rwandan farmers, ‘post‑harvest loss’, […]
MINIFRA explains reasons behind rise in fuel prices
The Ministry of Infrastructure (MININFRA) has explained the reasons behind the recent rise in petroleum product prices and assured that the increase will not significantly affect transportation. The ministry also highlighted measures in place to mitigate the impact on Rwandans. State Secretary in the Ministry of Infrastructure, Jean de Dieu Uwihanganye, said the increase in […]
Rwanda’s coffee production increases by 25% in one year
Rwanda’s coffee sector continues to demonstrate remarkable growth in both production and export earnings, according to recent data from the National Agricultural Export Development Board (NAEB). In the 2024-2025 fiscal year, compared to 2023-2024, Rwanda’s coffee production increased by 25%, reaching 21,295 tons. Revenue from coffee exports also rose significantly, from $78.7 million to $116.1 […]
MTN Rwanda posts Frw 13.3 billion profit after tax
MTN Rwanda Plc (MTN Rwanda has released its unaudited financial results for the nine months ending September 30, 2025, reporting strong performance across its operations. The company surpassed 8 million mobile subscribers, highlighting its leadership in Rwanda’s telecommunications sector and its growing role in driving the country’s digital transformation. Mobile subscribers grew by 6.9% to […]
ity of Kigali continues to expand as land prices surge in peripheral areas
Housing prices in Rwanda are rising steadily, making land ownership increasingly difficult, particularly in Kigali. According to the seventh Household Living Conditions Survey (EICV7), 72.4% of Rwandans live in homes they own, 21.3% rent, and 5.6% occupy homes free of charge. In the City of Kigali, the survey shows that 60.6% of households were renting […]
