MANDELA Muzinga Sam

🔥 MUTOBO is all about joy! Former FDLR members who have completed their training are celebrating the new journey they have begun. They were warmly welcomed back by their country 🇷🇼, received civic education and training, and are now starting a new chapter of life. Tonight in Mutobo, they spent the evening dancing and celebrating together with Maj Gen (Rtd) Jacques Nziza, marking an important step as they reintegrate into Rwandan society. Rwanda continues to demonstrate that peace, unity, and reconciliation are possible. ✨🇷🇼 #Rwanda #Mutobo #UnityAndReconciliation

@Kamonyi @JMuhongayire @gatjmv @RwandaLocalGov @RwandaMoD @RwandaSouth Ubuhamya bwa Munyemana Erasto wavuye muri #FDLR atuye @Kamonyi

📽 BIRI KUBA AKA KANYA: Muri Stade Ubworoherane, hari kubera umukino w umupira w amaguru uhuje urubyiruko rwa Musanze n' abahoze mu mitwe yitwaje intwaro mu mashyamba ya 🇨🇩 , abahoze muri #FDLR bitegura gusezererwa no gusubizwa mu buzima busanzwe tariki ya 31 Werurwe 2026. Ni umukino w'irushanwa ry'amahoro riba mbere y'uko basezererwa!

Rwandan peacekeepers conducted a medical outreach at Bimbo Women's Prison in the outskirts of Bangui City, responding to a request from prison authorities for support through the United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in the Central African Republic (MINUSCA). The outreach focused on general consultations, including specialised services in stomatology and ophthalmology. Essential medicines were also distributed, easing pain and restoring a sense of wellbeing among the women. tinyurl.com/bezu7mrx ============================= Ingabo z' u Rwanda ziri mu butumwa bw' amahoro muri Santarafurika, Batayo ya 1  zakoze igikorwa cyo kuvura abagororwa muri Gereza y’Abagore ya Bimbo iri mu nkengero z’Umujyi wa Bangui. Ni igikorwa cyakozwe biturutse ku busabe bw’ubuyobozi bwa Gereza bwanyujijwe mu butumwa bw’Umuryango w’Abibumbye bushinzwe kugarura amahoro muri Repubulika ya Santarafurika (MINUSCA). Iki gikorwa cyibanze ku gusuzuma indwara zitandukanye, ubuvuzi bw’amenyo ndetse n’ubw’amaso. Hatanzwe kandi imiti ku ndwara zasuzumwe, hamwe n' ibiganiro mu gufasha abagororwa bafungiye muri iyo gereza ya Bimbo kugarura icyizere cy' ubuzima. tinyurl.com/5be98pkv

We were pleased to recieve the Inspector General of Rwanda National Police @Rwandapolice Commissioner General Felix Namuhoranye, who during his working visit to Kenya spared time to pay a courtesy visit to the Rwanda High Commission in Nairobi. Team @RwandaInKenya with whom he had a meet and great commended the IGP for making time to visit the Embassy despite a very tight schedule and back-to-back engagements during his working visit.

Senior officers from the Rwanda Defence Force, Rwanda National Police, National Intelligence and Security Service, Rwanda Correctional Service and officials from Ministry of foreigner Affairs today concluded a two-week International Relations and Security Course. The programme was organised by the RDF Command and Staff College (RDFCSC) in partnership with the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR). Closing the course on behalf of the Chief of Defence Staff, Brigadier General Andrew Nyamvumba, the Commandant of RDFCSC congratulated the participants on their outstanding achievement. “As the pioneering cohort, you have set a strong standard for this new strategic-level programme. Your commitment and performance exemplify the professionalism expected of senior leaders in defence and security,” he said. He also commended the officers for their research work and exemplary discipline. ============================ Ofisiye bakuru baturutse mu Ngabo na Polisi by' u Rwanda, NISS, Urwego rw' igihugu rushinzwe igorora n' abakozi baturutse muri Minisiteri y' ububanyi n' amahanga kuri uyu munsi basoje amahugurwa y’ibyumweru bibiri ku mibanire mpuzamahanga n’umutekano. Iyi gahunda yateguwe n' Ishuri Rikuru ry'Ingabo z' u Rwanda riri Musanze (RDFCSC) bafatanije n' Ikigo cya Loni gishinzwe amahugurwa n' ubushakashatsi (UNITAR). Mu gusoza aya masomo, Brigadier General Andrew Nyamvumba, Umuyobozi wa RDFCSC, waruhagarariye Umugaba Mukuru w'Ingabo, yashimiye abitabiriye amasomo. Yagize ati: “Nk’itsinda rya mbere ritangiye iyi gahunda nshya y' amasomo yo ku rwego rwo hejuru, mwashyizeho urugero rukomeye. Uburyo mwitwaye n’uko mwakoze bigaragaza ubunyamwuga butegerejwe ku bayobozi bakuru mu by’umutekano n’ingabo.” Yanashimiye abitabiriye aya mahugurwa ku bushakashatsi bakoze ndetse n’imyitwarire myiza bagaragaje mu gihe cyose cy’amasomo.

This morning, RDB CEO @afrika_jean held discussions with Mr Sabrie Olivier Marc, Rubis East Africa Group Managing Director, and Jeanine Kayihura, Country Manager, @RUBiSEnergyRw, on opportunities to expand their investments and unlock new opportunities in sustainable energy growth.

Minister @JoNsengimana who also serves as the Chancellor of the Institute of Legal Practice and Development (ILPD), earlier today ,presided over the Institute’s 14th Graduation Ceremony, during which over 400 candidates were awarded certificates in Legal Practice.

Today, Hon. Minister @T_ndabamenye and MoS @solangeuwituze received Mr. Itzhak Fisher, Chairman of @RDBrwanda and @RwandaMinesB, on a courtesy call. Discussions focused on promoting private sector investment in food storage capacity, poultry development, and a milk powder plant.

Min @Dr_JimmyGasore received a delegation of ambassadors led by @EUinRW , Ambassador to Rwanda H.E. @BelenCalvoEU. Engagements centered on strengthening cooperation, ensuring effective delivery of infrastructure projects, and expediting implementation of ongoing projects.

Today, the Chamber of Deputies today approved the ratification of IFAD financing amounting to $63.6M for Kayonza Irrigation Project Phase 2 and $15M for the Resilient & Inclusive Small Livestock Markets Program. It also approved the basis of the draft law amending Law n° 29/2017, which establishes and governs the long-term savings scheme.

At the Special Session of the Council of Ministers of the OACPS held today in Malabo, @UstaNcusta represented Rwanda, participating in discussions on sustainable development, resilience, and South-South cooperation ahead of the 11th Summit of OACPS Heads of State and Government.

Prime Minister Nsengiyumva has arrived in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea, to represent H.E. President Kagame at the 11th Summit of Heads of State and Government of the OACPS. ------------------ Minisitiri w’Intebe Nsengiyumva yageze i Malabo, muri Guinée Equatoriale, aho azahagararira Perezida Kagame mu Nama ya 11 y'Abakuru b'ibihugu na za Guverinoma bahuriye mu Muryango w'Ibihugu bya Afurika, Karayibe na Pasifika.

President Paul Kagame attends the match between Amavubi and Grenada at Amahoro Stadium during the #FIFASeries2026.

Le Rwanda encore et toujours #NdiAmavubi 🇷🇼

Uyu munsi biraba bishyushye kuri Stade Amahoro 🔥⚽️Guhera saa kumi n’ebyiri z’umugoroba, imikino ya #FIFASeries2026 iratangira mu Itsinda B. Umukino ubanza urahuza Kenya na Estonia, mu gihe Ikipe yacu, Amavubi 🇷🇼, ikina na Grenada guhera saa tatu z’ijoro. Ntusigare! Duhurire ku kibuga, dufane, dutere Amavubi ingabo mu bitugu 💪🇷🇼 🎟️ Gura itike yawe unyuze kuri sportspass.rw cyangwa ukande *939*3*2# #RwandaSports

Day 2 ✅ #FIFASeries

@DannyKirenga2 @theBAL @Rwanda_Sports @ferwabaRW @RSSB_Rwanda @MalickDaho @EtienneAnd1 @canalplus We are are behind our Tigers

Ready to go 🇷🇼

Powering progress, why Rwanda needs a clear path for solar investor. Rwanda’s brand is built on efficiency. Thanks to the Rwanda Development Board, the country is a global case study in how to make doing business easy. Yet, in the critical sector of renewable energy, a gap is emerging between our national ambitions and the institutional "green light" investors need to move forward. The challenge is structural, unlike opening a retail business, generating power requires a handshake with the national grid. Investors are ready, but they are asking a fundamental question: How do we begin? Currently, the answer is often a waiting game. The numbers tell a compelling story. Rwanda currently imports roughly 105MW per day to bridge the gap . Meanwhile, investors have proposed solar projects capable of generating 400MW; nearly four times that deficit. To an outside investor, the logic is hard to square, why import power when the private sector is knocking on the door with a domestic solution? Rwanda’s energy sector requires clear and coordinated institutional communication to maintain investor confidence, particularly in renewable energy. While most sectors allow investors to operate without public tenders, electricity generation involves supplying power to the national grid, requiring structured engagement frameworks such as Calls for Proposals or PPP arrangements. When investors are ready to mobilize significant financing, yet no clear pathway is communicated, uncertainty may arise. Transparent guidance on policy direction, timelines, and technical considerations strengthens credibility and professionalism. Coordinated responses between Rwanda Development Board and Rwanda Energy Group would help ensure private investment contributes effectively to energy security, climate resilience, and sustainable economic growth. At the recent Government Retreat, the message from the top was clear: indecisiveness is a form of mediocrity that Rwanda cannot afford. When institutions lack "ownership" of a problem, the whole country pays the price in the form of delayed productivity and dampened investor confidence. We don’t need to abandon careful planning or grid stability checks. We do, however, need transparent communication. If a 400MW project doesn't fit the current sequence, the investor deserves a technical explanation and a future timeline, not a bureaucratic shrug. To maintain our status as a regional leader in green growth, we must harmonize the coordination between the RDB and all sectors. By providing a predictable "rules of the road" for solar energy, Rwanda can turn private capital into public power, ensuring that our energy supply is as reliable as our reputation for doing business. @RDBrwanda @RwandaInfra @reg_rwanda @EnvironmentRw