Wari uziko buri shami ryacu rifite urubuga rwa Whatsapp rurihuza n’abafatabuzi baryo? Niba utuye @RwandaSouth , kanda Link y’ishami ryawe winjire. Ku bindi bisobanuro wahamagara ishami ubarizwamo bakagufasha.
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Did you know that each #WASACGroup branch has a dedicated WhatsApp Group to connect with its customers? Customers in the Southern Province are encouraged to click the link for their respective branch and join. For assistance, contact your branch. Thank you.
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1. Huye Branch WhatsApp Group: https://t.co/S7C02mA8Cq
2.Kamonyi Branch WhatsApp Group: https://t.co/bxHvHtalTH
3.Nyaruguru Branch WhatsApp Group: https://t.co/MiKuAZTq3E
4.Nyanza Branch WhatsApp Group: https://t.co/0VCq1Sk7va
5.Ruhango Branch WhatsApp Group: https://t.co/DEsTpsDCbo
6.Gisagara Branch WhatsApp group: https://t.co/GqFbgPWIzZ
7. Muhanga Branch Whatsap Group: https://t.co/BYbHsp8r8b
8.Nyamagabe Branch WhatsApp group: https://t.co/Ec0ZjFhITn
Biroroshye, Birihuta, Birahendutse!
Mbere yo gufata urugendo 🚍
✅Shyira hafi ikarita ya Tap & Go / Gura ikarita mu gihe utayisanganywe;
✅ Shyira amafaranga ku ikarita
Hitamo Bisi, #TurindaneJam muri Kigali yacu.
“Changing the gas while leaving the equipment inefficient would therefore address only part of the problem. This is why energy efficiency must become an integral part of the #KigaliAmendment implementations.”
@RwandaInfra Minister @ShyakaDamien, during the opening of today’s workshop.
#MOP38
This morning, Minister @shyakadamien officially opened the Workshop marking the 10th Anniversary of the Kigali Amendment, reaffirming Rwanda’s commitment to advancing sustainable cooling and climate action.
In his remarks, the Minister underscored the importance of integrating energy efficiency into the phase-down of hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), highlighting the significant opportunities that the transition to sustainable cooling offers for reducing greenhouse gas emissions, enhancing energy security and driving economic development.
He further emphasized the need to expand access to affordable, energy-efficient cooling solutions, strengthen technical capacity, improve refrigerant management practices and deepen partnerships to accelerate implementation, particularly across Africa.
As the international community marks a decade since the adoption of the landmark Kigali Amendment, Rwanda calls for strengthened collaboration and concrete action to translate global commitments into lasting benefits for people, economies and the planet.
Construction works of Expressway (11.6km) to the New Kigali International Airport are progressing, as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen Rwanda’s transport infrastructure and enhance connectivity to the new international airport. 1/2
Ikigo cy’Igihugu gishinzwe Iterambere ry’Ubwikorezi (RTDA) cyatangaje ko imirimo yo kuvugurura amasangano y’imihanda ya Gishushu, Chez Lando na Sonatube iteganyijwe gutangira hagati ya Mutarama na Gashyantare mu 2027.
Umuyobozi ushinzwe ishyirwa mu bikorwa ry’imishinga muri RTDA, Gihozo Mivugo Frank, yavuze ko binyuze mu mushinga wa Kigali Urban Transport Improvement (KUTI), ayo masangano atatu ari yo azibandwaho mu cyiciro cya mbere, kuko ari mu hakunze kugaragara umuvundo ukabije w’ibinyabiziga muri Kigali.
Yagize ati "Mu cyiciro cya mbere tuzahera kuri Chez Lando, Gishushu na Sonatube. Rwiyemezamirimo ari hafi kuboneka, azabanza akore imbata (design), kandi turateganya ko mu kwa Mbere ishobora kuboneka noneho tugatangira imirimo yo kubaka".
Gihozo yasobanuye ko aya masangano azavugururwa ku buryo imodoka zijya mu byerekezo bitandukanye zitazongera guhurira zose ahantu hamwe.
Komereza aha 👇🏾
https://t.co/rQ0fCVngFQ
Uyu munsi, i Nairobi muri Kenya, U Rwanda na Kenya bashyize umukono ku masezerano agamije imikoranire n' ubufatanye mu guteza imbere imiturire n'iterambere ry’imijyi.
Aya masezerano akaba yashyizweho umukono mu nama ya 10 ya Komisiyo Ihoraho y'Ubutwererane ihuza ibi Bihugu byombi (JPCC)
Aya masezerano yashyizweho umukono na Minisitiri @shyakadamien ku ruhande rw’u Rwanda, naho ku ruhande rwa Kenya yasinywe na Nyakubahwa Madamu Alice Wahome, Umunyamabanga wa Guverinoma muri Minisiteri y’Ubutaka, Imirimo Rusange, Imiturire n’Iterambere ry’Imijyi.
Ubu bufatanye buzafasha ibihugu byombi kungurana ubumenyi n’ubunararibonye mu bijyanye n'iterambere ry’imiturire rusange, kuvugurura imiturire y’akajagari, gukumira no gukemura ibibazo by’imiturire itubahirije igenamigambi.
Aya masezerano kandi ateganya ubufatanye mu guteza imbere imiturire irambye, n’ishoramari rigamije kongera amahirwe yo kubona amacumbi ahendutse.
Binyuze muri ubu bufatanye, u Rwanda na Kenya bizakomeza gushakira hamwe ibisubizo birambye ku bibazo by’imiturire n’iterambere ry’imijyi.
Nairobi, Kenya: Rwanda and Kenya have strengthened cooperation in Housing and Urban Development through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed during the 10th Session of the Joint Permanent Commission for Cooperation (JPCC).
The MoU was signed by Minister Damien Murwanashyaka on behalf of Rwanda and Hon. Alice Wahome, Cabinet Secretary in the Ministry of Lands, Public Works, Housing and Urban Development, on behalf of Kenya.
The partnership will facilitate the exchange of knowledge and experience in social housing, slum upgrading, regularisation and prevention of informal settlements.
It also provides for cooperation on sustainable human settlements, green building and housing financing models, supporting efforts to expand access to adequate and affordable housing and promote sustainable urban development.
Through this framework, Rwanda and Kenya will leverage shared experience and expertise to advance practical solutions to housing and urban development challenges.
Today in Nairobi, Minister of State Dr. Usta Kaitesi (@UstaNcusta) and H.E. Dr. Musalia Mudavadi (@MusaliaMudavadi), Prime Cabinet Secretary and Cabinet Secretary for Foreign & Diaspora Affairs of Kenya, concluded the 10th Session of the Kenya–Rwanda Joint Permanent Commission for Cooperation (JPCC) with the signing of two (2) agreements and nine (9) memoranda of understanding to further strengthen cooperation between the two countries:
1.Agreement on Mutual Legal Assistance on Criminal Matters;
2.Agreement on transfer of sentenced persons;
3.MoU on Political Consultations;
4.MoU on Immigration Matters;
5.MoU on Housing and Urban Development;
6.MoU on Diaspora Management;
7.MoU on Water Resources Management and Irrigation;
8.MoU on Local Governance between Kenya and Rwanda;
9.MoU between Rwanda Investigation Bureau and Kenya National Police Service;
10.MoU on Culture and Heritage;
11.MoU in the Field of Conservation.
🔗 For more details, read the joint communiqué: https://t.co/eNbAO7swFZ
Mombasa, Kenya: Rwanda and Kenya today marked a significant milestone in their energy cooperation with the arrival of the MT Sea Wolf, carrying the Rwanda National Energy Company’s (RNEC) maiden cargo of 40,000 tonnes of refined petroleum products at the Kenya Pipeline Company’s Kipevu Oil Terminal 2 (KOT2).
The arrival marks an important step in the shared vision of Rwanda and Kenya to strengthen energy security, regional cooperation and the resilience of petroleum supply chains within the region.
Speaking at the ceremony, Minister of State @zimuyenzi, on behalf of the Government of Rwanda, reaffirmed Rwanda’s commitment to strengthening its partnership with Kenya and advancing the broader vision of regional integration under the East African Community (EAC).
He expressed optimism that the arrival of the MT Sea Wolf will pave the way for many more vessels, further strengthening cooperation between the two countries and contributing to shared prosperity and sustainable regional development.
The milestone reflects the continued commitment of Rwanda and Kenya to leveraging regional partnerships to enhance energy security and support economic growth.
On Day 1 of #AviationAfrica2026, @RwandaCAA Director General joined Rwandan aviation stakeholders in engaging with African aviation leaders and industry partners on the opportunities and challenges shaping the future of aviation across the continent.#AviationAfrica2026
Big shoutout to the RTDA as expansion works kick off on the strategic Prince House-Giporoso-Masaka corridor!
The Government of Rwanda is completely locked in on building high-quality, modern infrastructure.
We are talking about brand-new flyovers, underpasses, and a expanded four-lane carriageway. It is going to completely transform urban mobility, strengthen connectivity, and drive sustainable national development.
The temporary traffic deviations will be so worth it for the massive, long-term rewards ahead! Let's cooperate and keep building!
Dore imihanda muzifashisha mu gihe cyo kuvugurura no kwagura igice cya mbere cy’umuhanda Prince House - Masaka uva kuri Prince-House ugera ku Cyamitsingi.
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These are alternative routes available during the rehabilitation and expansion of the first section of the Prince House–Masaka Road, from Prince House to Cyamitsingi.
“Our challenge is not simply building more infrastructures, we must build reliable, safe, resilient, sustainable water and sanitation system that can serve our growing population and economies over a long term.”
Infrastructure Minister, Damien Murwanashyaka, at the Africa water and sanitation systems leadership symposium 2026. #RBANews
Welcome to Kigali!
Day 1 of the Africa Water and Sanitation Systems Leadership Symposium 2026 is underway, as Africa’s leading water and sanitation voices arrive, get accredited and prepare for a week of meaningful conversations and action.
#WaterSanitationForAll#Kigali2026
#WaterLeadership