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🫱🏼🫲🏾 Hello Job in Rwanda family
🚨 Suyana Foundation | is hiring | 3 open positions
1️⃣ Education Specialist
2️⃣ Livelihoods & Agriculture Specialist
3️⃣ Health Specialist
✅ More information and APPLY: https://t.co/93COxLnVKy
⏰Deadline: 02-Aug-2026
Today at #ClimateJuneMeetings in Bonn, @elie_seba from @RwandaFinance presented best practices of greening Public Fund Management (PFM) in #Rwanda at the session of Veredas Dialogue on the implementation of Article 2.1(c) and its complementarity with Article 9 of Paris Agreement
The UN #JuneClimateMeetings have begun in Bonn, Germany. Rwanda is represented by a delegation led by @FaustinMUNYAZIK, REMA's Deputy DG. Discussions will focus on adaptation, climate finance, just transition, agriculture, technology and transparency to pave the way for #COP31
“I think private sector is doing a good job, in fact, it is ahead of the public sector. They are actually, to some level, hustlers.
They are able to go through some of the barriers that are created by the public sector, but if those barriers were not there, the private sector would be far ahead of where they are, and along with that, the continent would be ahead of where we are.
Those of us in the public sector need to fine tune our responsibilities towards allowing the private sector to be the engine that they are, and should be, and all of us would benefit.” President Kagame | Opening Ceremony of the Africa CEO Forum 2026 #ACF2026
Now on @netflix
Narrated by Sir David Attenborough, this documentary captures rare and intimate moments from the lives of Rwanda’s mountain gorillas in @VolcanoesPark.
#VisitRwanda
A landmark documentary on Rwanda’s mountain gorillas is now available globally on @netflix.
Narrated by Sir David Attenborough, and produced with partners, the film highlights mountain gorilla behaviour and Rwanda’s long term conservation efforts.
Learn more: https://t.co/UOzTPTvCxy
#VisitRwanda
“Sustainable growth in the space sector depends on strong partnerships between governments, industry, and global initiatives. We are committed to contributing to a space ecosystem that advances innovation while protecting our shared environment.”~ CEO Gaspard Twagirayezu, during the CEO Roundtable at the Sustainable Market Initiative (@TheSMI) Roundtables & Exhibition 2026, held at Hampton Court Palace.
🎬 I’m back in casting mode — and thrilled to announce The Battle of Bisesero, a powerful feature film inspired by true events of courage and resistance during the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi.
Directed by Mandla Dube, starring Wale Ojo, and produced by Richard Hall — this feature brings one of Africa’s most powerful untold stories to the screen.
Registration is now open: https://t.co/GikzqkA6iC
#CastingCall #TheBattleOfBisesero #AfricanCinema #Film
As the new year begins, PBC thanks the communities and partners who make this journey meaningful. We move forward with gratitude,ready to deepen our impact and create even more meaningful change.
Wishing everyone a year full of growth, opportunity and positive transformation. Happy New Year ✨
"What makes biodiversity finance work is the people. If you want biodiversity conservation to be successful, communities must be at the heart of everything we do."
- @adelinecyuzuzo from @primebc1 at today's @GreenFundRw Biodiversity Window Launch at #COP30 with @UNDP.
Happy to have our very own @adelinecyuzuzo representing Prime Biodiversity Conservation at the launch of the Biodiversity Window under the theme “Unlocking Nature Finance” at #COP30 in Belém, Brazil 🇧🇷.
She highlighted our conservation work in @Gishwati_Mukura National Park, showcasing how local action drives global impact. #GreenRwanda
🟢Rwanda Pavilion at #COP30 Event
Today in partnership with @UNDP, Rwanda will unveil a new Biodiversity Window at the Rwanda Green Fund to channel resources to protect nature, restore ecosystems & empower communities.
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🟢Kuri Paviliyoni y’u Rwanda ahari kubera #COP30
Kubufatanye na @UNDP, binyuze muri Rwanda Green Fund, u Rwanda ruraza gushyira ahagaragara uburyo bushya bw’ikoreshwa ry’umutungo mu kubungabunga no gusubiranya ibidukikije ndetse no guhugura abaturage kuruhare babigiramo.
#GreenRwanda🇷🇼🌿 | #InvestInRwanda
Biodiversity is declining fast, but better monitoring can help balance conservation and livelihoods.
Check out these new guidelines combining science and local knowledge for sustainable landscape management:🔗 https://t.co/DabItgXnKz
#Trees4Resilience | @iki_germany
Work is underway in @Gishwati_Mukura National Park as Prime Biodiversity Conservation teams conduct an assessment under the Nurturing Indigenous Trees and Young Minds project. The team is mapping restoration areas and documenting plant species to guide Assisted Natural Regeneration (ANR) efforts aimed at restoring degraded land and supporting the park’s long-term ecological recovery.
Over the past week, we visited Rutsiro and Rubavu Districts as part of our ongoing project, Nurturing Indigenous Trees and Young Minds through Landscape Restoration in Rubavu and Rutsiro. During our visits, we met with local leaders to coordinate the 2025 tree planting season and toured key fields to identify priority planting sites. These engagements strengthen collaboration with authorities and communities as we work together to promote indigenous and agroforestry species and support livelihoods across the regions.
“People are not meant to make mistakes just for the sake of it. When mistakes happen, they must be acknowledged and turned into lessons that move us forward. But when the same mistakes keep happening repeatedly, then it becomes something else. It means that those in charge are thinking only of themselves, rather than focusing on Rwandans or the country.
These kinds of mistakes can be avoided. And we should avoid them because we know we have to work for the benefit of all Rwandans.” President Kagame | Swearing-in of Government Officials
Today, the #MINICT family warmly congratulated Hon. @yves_Iradukunda on his appointment as our first Minister of State, and welcomed Mr. @erasterurangwa as our new Permanent Secretary.
Hon. Iradukunda, who served as PS since 2020, brings extensive experience and a strong passion for public service to his new role. PS Rurangwa joins with a proven commitment to driving forward Rwanda’s innovation agenda.
Together, their leadership will shape a more inclusive and impactful digital future for all Rwandans.
The event also serves as an honorary recognition of the communities surrounding Volcanoes National Park, who have actively contributed to mountain gorilla conservation while benefiting socially and economically. #RBANews#KwitaIzina20