As the first appeal hearings approach, Members and staff of the Appeal Tribunal are training on Rwanda’s Integrated Electronic Case Management System (IECMS) to strengthen efficient, professional case management and timely justice.
Kuri uyu wa Mbere, Sosiyete Nyarwanda ikora Ubwikorezi bwo mu Kirere, RwandAir, yakiriye indege nshya yo mu bwoko bwa Airbus A330-200.
Iyi ndege ni iya mbere muri eshanu RwandAir iteganya kugura mu rugendo rwayo rwo kwagura ibikorwa byayo no kongera ibyerekezo iganamo. #RBAAmakuru
Imanza ku basaba ubuhunzi ziburanwa zite mu Nama y’Ubujurire mu Rwanda? Ni ryari zigera mu nkiko zisanzwe?
Mu Kiganiro #WaramutseRwanda cyo kuri uyu wa Mbere, Umunyamategeko mu Muryango utegamiye kuri Leta, Prison Fellowship, Me Bagabo Faustin, yabitanzeho umucyo. #RBAAmakuru
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The Appeal Tribunal for Refugees informs asylum seekers and refugees in Rwanda that they now have the right to appeal certain decisions made by the Directorate General of Immigration and Emigration (DGIE), in accordance with Rwanda’s applicable refugee and appeal laws.
Officials and staff of the Appeal Tribunal for Refugees and lawyers providing legal assistance to refugees, are attending a Refresher Training and Live System Testing (IECMS) at the National Police College, Musanze, from 17–20 August 2026. #RefugeeProtection#AccessToJustice
On this special day, we celebrate H.E. Jeannette #Kagame for her continued commitment to building a stronger and more inclusive Rwanda.
Through @Imbuto Foundation, you have consistently supported initiatives that put people, especially young people, women, children, and vulnerable communities, at the heart of Rwanda’s development.
Through @UnityClubRw's commitment to promoting reconciliation and #NdiUmunyarwanda, Rwandans continue to nurture a society built on trust, inclusion, and shared national values. Unity has become the driving force behind the country’s resilience and transformation
Happy Birthday, @FirstLadyRwanda! May your service continue to bear fruit for generations to come.
4/4: As the outreach mission concludes, the Appeal Tribunal remains committed to ensuring that refugees and asylum seekers understand their right to appeal and how to access the Tribunal.
1/4: From 3–7 August 2026, ATRARS officials are visiting Rwanda’s refugee camps and reception centres to raise awareness about the right to appeal refugee status decisions, strengthen institutional preparedness, and promote awareness of refugees’ rights. #RefugeeProtection
3/4: An informed justice system begins with understanding the people it serves. Through visits to refugee camps and reception centres, ATRARS is introducing its mandate, explaining appeal procedures, and listening to refugee communities to strengthen access to justice.
They came full circle, returning to inspire the next generation with the very gift that first opened doors for them.
Relive @UbuhanziRw’s performance of “A Life Shaped by Imbuto: Keza’s Story.”
To our partners, the Bugesera community, and the incredible young people who showed up for @ImbutoHubsRw Official Launch with so much energy and hope, thank you for making this day unforgettable!
#ImbutoHub
#RootedInCommunity
As I watched Bill Gates’ visit to Rwanda from afar, I found myself reflecting on the extraordinary value of genuine partnership.
To our Nordic partners, and to all those who have chosen to stand with Rwanda in a spirit of trust, mutual respect, and shared purpose, thank you. You believed in Rwanda and its people and your partnership has meant far more than financial support. It has been a vote of confidence in Rwanda’s leadership, local talent, and the ability of Rwandans to build lasting solutions.
Watching @BillGates speak so positively about Rwanda’s progress; particularly about the passion, innovation, and determination of our young people was both inspiring and affirming. It is encouraging to see global leaders recognize what many of us witness every day: a country steadily transforming itself through vision, resilience, and hard work.
What gives me even greater confidence in Rwanda’s future is the strong foundation built under President Paul Kagame’s leadership. It is a system that empowers women and young people, and creates opportunities for all those willing to seize them. A nation that invests in its youth and ensures that mothers have the support they need is investing wisely in its own future. That commitment is helping build a society where more people have the opportunity to thrive and contribute.
I was also reminded of the enduring legacy of Dr. Paul Farmer, @PIH@ughe_org whose life demonstrated that dignity, equity, and true partnership can transform communities. His belief in working alongside people; not simply for them remains one of the most powerful lessons in global health and development.
To our Nordic friends and partners, thank you for showing that long-term commitment, trust, and collaboration create meaningful and sustainable impact. Your confidence in Rwanda strengthens our determination to innovate, create opportunities, and continue building solutions that can inspire others.
As I reflected on this visit, one thought remained clear: the most enduring progress is achieved when partnerships are built on mutual respect, shared responsibility, and confidence in one another’s potential.
To those who still view Rwanda through the lens of outdated assumptions or continue to see Africa primarily as a recipient rather than as a contributor : The time has come to visit, engage, and witness firsthand what Rwanda has become. See the innovation, meet the young entrepreneurs, walk through our communities, and experience the institutions and partnerships driving progress. See, too, where challenges remain and the deliberate efforts underway to address them. Form your conclusions based on facts, not perceptions.
Rwanda welcomes honest observers, thoughtful dialogue, and constructive collaboration because there is no better way to understand our journey than to experience it firsthand. Our story, like that of any nation, is still being written, but it is a story best understood through engagement, openness, and a willingness to see both our achievements and our aspirations.
The Government of the Republic of Uganda has nominated and submitted the candidature of Ambassador Olara Otunnu, a distinguished Ugandan statesman and international civil servant, for the post of Secretary-General of the United Nations.
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