Alice Kagina

John1:1 In The beginning was the Word and the word was with God and the Word was God. So, for Him and through Him and to Him are all things, to whom be the glory forever! Romans11:36 #Jesus_all_in_all #boundslavetoChrist

The real work of gender equality begins at home - in the assumptions we have never stopped to question. Anyone who believes in equality but has never reflected on the structures inside their own mind has not yet done the hard work. This is the @ASG_Africa mindset.

RT @UrugwiroVillage: “The country’s interest is your interest too. You cannot work only for your own personal interests and expect the cou…

Rwanda is making progress towards adding nuclear power to its energy mix. An IAEA Integrated Nuclear Infrastructure Review (INIR) mission recently visited Rwanda to assess the country’s progress in developing the infrastructure needed for a safe, secure and sustainable nuclear power programme. Rwanda aims to have nuclear power supply 60–70% of its energy mix, with its first SMR expected to be operational in the early 2030s. The mission’s recommendations will help Rwanda further strengthen its nuclear infrastructure and advance its readiness to introduce nuclear power in line with international safety standards and global best practices. Read more: atoms.iaea.org/4rLZxBD

We are pleased to announce that H.E. Paul Kagame, President of the Republic of Rwanda, will host the Nuclear Energy Innovation Summit for Africa in Kigali. The Summit will be held from 18–21 May 2026 at the Kigali Convention Centre, Rwanda, under the theme: “Powering Africa’s

“Nuclear energy is not too complex or risky for developing countries.” President Kagame | Nuclear Energy Summit.

“Rwanda aims to be a high-income country by 2050. That requires abundant electricity and that is why we have decided to make nuclear central to our strategies,” remarked President Paul Kagame during Nuclear Energy Summit 2026 in Paris, France.

[VIDEO]: Policy makers, private sector leaders, and academia take part in a national nuclear industrial localization workshop to raise awareness and explore strategic opportunities for local industries to participate in nuclear value chain and drive long-term economic growth.

NEISA 2026 delegates will convene to advance financing approaches, partnerships, and project structuring for the Nuclear Energy Project in Africa. Request an invitation at neisafrica.org

Nuclear energy accounts for around 9% of global electricity and 25% of all low-carbon electricity. The fast-paced future —which is here by the way —requires countries to achieve energy security with urgency as a development strategy. 3/3

It is reliable because it provides uninterrupted and constant baseload power to meet the rising energy demand for our industries, technological advances, and our homes. This contrasts with renewable energy sources, solar and wind, whose output depends on weather conditions. 2/3

Nuclear Energy is central to clean energy transition needs and its role is indisputable. Here is why; Nuclear energy provides access to clean, reliable and affordable electricity. It is clean because it doesn’t emit greenhouse gases at any point of its entire lifecycle. 1/3

🗓️Only 2 days remaining until the 20th National Umushyikirano Council takes place at the Kigali Convention Center, from 5–6 February 2026. #Umushyikirano

Compliance is not a document. It is not a one-time registration. It is how organizations collect, store, share, and protect people’s data—every day. Data protection is not optional. It is a duty of trust. Follow @DPORwanda this International #DataPrivacyWeek to learn how to ensure strong organizational data protection and privacy compliance. @RwandaICT @RISARwanda @CentralBankRw @RURA_RWANDA

SMR-based nuclear power is not Rwanda’s leap of faith but as a calculated response to scale, reliability and cost. forbes.com/sites/kensilve…

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✨Season’s Greetings✨ We extend our warm wishes to you all for this holiday season and a prosperous new year 2026.

“There are some people who tell us; just recently in Washington, D.C., while we were in conversations, you find that they actually understand the situation very well. But after finishing the discussion, they come back and say: ‘But you know, Rwanda is strong.’ Meaning: ‘You are

Kaminuza y’u Rwanda yatangije ishami ryigisha ibijyanye n’ingufu za nucléaire mobile.igihe.com/amakuru/rwanda…

Why Rwanda is betting on nuclear energy for socioeconomic growth #Rwanda is advancing a national nuclear energy programme built around Small Modular Reactors and the upcoming Centre for Nuclear Science and Technology to secure reliable, clean power for its growing economy.

OPINION: Why Rwanda is betting on nuclear energy for socioeconomic growth ✍🏾: @Kag_Alice newtimes.co.rw/article/31672/…