Cyusa Patrick

Coffee Farmer & Producer #coffee lover

[Cyusa Patrick @CyusaPatrick]

@aaronmmakiki @PaulKagame @PSG_inside @ChampionsLeague @Arsenal # visitRwanda come and see your self and stop seeking information from nonsense pages!!!

[Cyusa Patrick @CyusaPatrick]

@aaronmmakiki @PaulKagame @PSG_inside @ChampionsLeague @Arsenal U dont know what u are saying! We are lucky we have a leader like him not only our country Rwanda but africa as a whole! umufite wabyumva!

[Paul Kagame @PaulKagame]

Congratulations to our #VisitRwanda partner Paris Saint-Germain @PSG_inside on their well-deserved UEFA @ChampionsLeague title and on being crowned champions for the second consecutive year.

Congratulations as well to @Arsenal on reaching the final and fighting with determination until the very end.

Both clubs have made their supporters proud, but tonight, PSG proved to be the better team!

[NAEB @RwandAgriExport]

🚨JUST IN🚨

Rwanda coffee ranked among the winners at the World of Coffee San Diego 2026 cupping competition, capturing global attention with an anaerobic natural processed lot that placed in the top 5 out of 48 samples.

This achievement reflects Rwanda’s continued commitment to quality, innovation, and strong competitiveness on the global market.

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🚨AMAKURU MASHYA🚨

Ikawa y’u Rwanda yaje muri 5 zatsinze izindi mpagararizi 48 zasogongerewe mu Imurikagurisha mpuzamahanga ry’Ikawa ‘World of Coffee San Diego’, ryaberaga I California muri Leta Zunze Ubumwe za Amerika, kuva kuwa 10 kugera kuwa 12 Mata 2026.

Ibi bishimangira umuhate w’u Rwanda mu kuzamura ubwiza, guhanga udushya ndetse n’ihiganwa ku isoko mpuzamahanga.

[Cyusa Patrick @CyusaPatrick]

@CaptainDominicO

[NAEB @RwandAgriExport]

Every agri-export from Rwanda delivers more than a product; it represents transformed communities and a thriving economy. Through PSAC Project, NAEB continues to drive and sustain this commitment.

In just 2 years:
👩🏾‍🌾 4,500+ jobs created for women and youth, generating over RWF 2 billion,
🌱 12 Million+ coffee, tea & horticulture seedlings produced and planted,

And even more game-changing initiatives are on the way!🚀

🎬 Watch PSAC Project's documentary and see how this initiative is strengthening livelihoods and driving Rwanda’s agri-export sector ⤵️
https://t.co/uLnNk9wXBT

@RwandaAgri @IFAD @_claudebizimana @RasDagmawi @SRwamulangwa @Sanurujeni @RwandaWest @RwandaEast @RwandaNorth @RwandaSouth

#AgriExportTransformation

[NAEB @RwandAgriExport]

🚨DID YOU KNOW?🚨

That cup of coffee in your hands represents far more than flavor. It's more than a beverage; it is a lifeline.

From farm to cup; it powers livelihoods, strengthens resilience and drives sustainable growth.

Discover how collaboration across the coffee value chain is helping to tackle global challenges while building shared prosperity.

☕Coffee is not just part of the story; #CoffeeIsPartOfTheSolution

📷: @ICOCoffeeOrg

@thecqi @fine_coffees @IACOSG @GCRmag @DailyCoffeeNews

[Presidency | Rwanda @UrugwiroVillage]

President Kagame and First Lady Jeannette Kagame laid a wreath and observed a moment of silence in commemoration of the 32nd National Heroes Day, honoring Rwandans whose lives exemplified bravery and patriotism.

[NAEB @RwandAgriExport]

Rwanda coffee sector posted a historic performance in 2025, with export revenues reaching a record high of nearly $150 million from 23,860 tons exported.

This indicates that #Rwanda is on a strong trajectory to achieve the target of 32,000 tons of coffee exports and to generate $192 million in export revenues by the end of NST2 in 2029.

Details: https://t.co/vvs4v06i7l

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Muri 2025, Ikawa yinjirije u Rwanda amafaranga akabakaba Miliyari 217 Frw (Miliyoni 148.6 z'Amadorali ya Amerika), avuye muri toni 28,860 zoherejwe mu mahanga.

Uku kuzamuka k'umusaruro w'ikawa kuri mu murongo wo kugera ku ntego Igihugu gifite, y'uko muri 2029 (umusozo wa Gahunda ya Kabiri yo kwihutisha ubukungu-NST2), ikawa izaba yinjiza Miliyoni 192 z'Amadorali ya Amerika, avuye muri toni 32,000.

#Rwandaworks #RwandaCoffee #Rwandaagriexports

[Robert Cyubahiro McKenna @RobCyubahiro]

Umuntu wakoze editing aze kwambuka umuhanda ansange Meze Fresh mugurire Quesadillas kuko rwose aha ndakomwe!

[Presidency | Rwanda @UrugwiroVillage]

“To you the youth who are here, you are the majority of Rwanda’s population. Having 75% of the population under 30 is an immense source of strength. We have to ensure that strength is anchored in our values and meaningful work that enable you to build yourself and your country. You cannot build Rwanda without building yourself first. That is what I ask of you and that is my wish for you.” President Kagame | End of Year Party

[Presidency | Rwanda @UrugwiroVillage]

“President of FIFA has explained well the good things football delivers to people, especially young people, of all backgrounds. There is something else he didn’t mention, he uses football to bring people together for peace, amahoro. This stadium is called Amahoro Stadium, so this is the right place to use football to actually deliver peace. You know, we don’t have enough peace in our region but he has been using football to contribute to bringing peace in our region and beyond.” President Kagame

[Rwanda Is Open 🇷🇼 @RwandaisOpen]

“These security forces are the forces I always wished to have,”

Said President Kagame and RPF Chairman during today’s Congress.

[Jean Claude NIYOMUGABO @jcniyomugabo]

Germany earned $5.9 billion from coffee exports in 2023.

Africa, the birthplace of coffee, earned only $3.6 billion from coffee exports in 2022.

This disparity is striking given that Germany doesn’t grow coffee.

Ethiopia and Uganda are among the world’s top ten largest producers of coffee.

Both countries have rich histories and ideal climates for cultivating high-quality coffee.

Despite this, their export earnings are overshadowed by Germany’s success in the coffee industry.

Germany imports raw coffee beans from producing countries, including African nations.

The imported beans are roasted, packaged, and branded for export to global markets.

Value addition allows Germany to capture significant profits from coffee exports.

In contrast, many African countries primarily export raw coffee beans with little processing.

Raw coffee beans fetch much lower prices than roasted and packaged coffee.

This highlights the importance of investing in coffee processing industries within Africa.

Developing local roasting and packaging facilities could significantly boost earnings.

It would also create jobs and foster economic growth in coffee-producing regions.

African countries need policies that promote value addition in the coffee sector.

Partnerships with private investors and cooperatives can drive this transformation.

Empowering smallholder farmers with technology and knowledge is also essential.

By focusing on the entire coffee value chain, Africa can maximize its potential.

Ethiopia and Uganda, as leading producers, have opportunities to lead this shift.

Transforming Africa’s coffee industry requires bold action and strategic investments.

#Niyomugabonotes

[Farm With Fred @Fredmunene_]

Progress rewards starters.

“To those who have, more will be added and to those who have nothing, everything will be taken.”

There is a verse in Matthew 13:12 and repeated in Matthew 25:29

Many people know the verse. Few understand what it points to. Today I explain it to you. Call me the Clergy Farmer.

This verse reflects a phenomenon called the Pareto distribution meaning Progress is not linear. Progress grows in a geometric or exponential pattern. Economics has borrowed this idea and named it the Matthew Principle.

Here is how it works. Once you start a farm venture, the probability that you will farm more and earn more increases. This is why a farmer who started small ends up as a millionaire farmer. My life shows this. I started my chicken journey with five chickens. After one year, I was keeping one thousand Kienyeji chickens. If I did not start, none of this would have happened.

Large scale farmers share the same journey. They started. They learned. They improved. If they never started, they would not be where they are.

This page follows the same logic. If this account did not start, it would not have reached a million followers.

Money follows the same pattern. If you have a million, it becomes easier to add more millions than it was to make the first one. Success builds on steps already taken.

When I tell you to start small, I am not telling you to remain small. I am telling you to unlock growth. When you fail to start, you get zero progress. That is how people lose the little they have.

What have you learned.
Like and share.

[City of Kigali @CityofKigali]

From scenic views to hidden gems, #KigaliYacu never runs out of stories to tell. This week, we explored our city through the lens of those who know and love it most.

Now it is your turn. What makes your #Kigali special? Share your moments and join the #KigaliYacu movement. Tag @CityofKigali and include the hashtag in your caption on any platform of your choice. You never know, you might win a prize.

Special thanks to @LuckyIbnMiraj, @SolNishimwe and Motari for kicking off this first video.

[Nel Ngabo @nelngabo_]

TILL THE WHEELS FALL OFF 🫡🇷🇼

#Ba_basore

[Dr. Dash @dr_dash250]

Rwanda is the first African country to sanction a European country 🙌🏾🙌🏾

Rwanda has made it clear that Africa is not just a continent of weak people it’s a land of smart people

Congo wanted Belgium to sanction Rwanda, but Rwanda is sanctioning Belgium.

This is a win for all Africans

[BAZIMYA Joseph @Gihanga100]

Twambaye Ikirezi kandi tuzi y'uko cyera..

#PerezidaWacu❤
#WeAreTogether

[Presidency | Rwanda @UrugwiroVillage]

“Even if all of us were doing everything right, nothing is going to come out of it, until those mainly concerned are also part of it, participating and contributing to the success of the process through which they are getting the support.” President Kagame | Extra Ordinary Summit of EAC Heads of State on Eastern DRC.