The Land of a Thousand Hills meets the City of a Thousand Trades.
A new journey begins with @AVFCOfficial.
We can't wait to welcome Aston Villa fans to Rwanda.
#VisitRwanda
Mirima Kibale Lodge is open.
Our new home in Kibale, where chimpanzee tracking meets thoughtful hospitality.
#Nkuringo#Mirima#Kibale#Bwindi#Hospitality
Read the story: https://t.co/zKfP7WH4nO
An outdoor shower overlooking the bush, fresh air, endless views, and the sounds of nature all around you at Karenge Bush Camp.
Shower under the open sky and immerse yourself in the wilderness, enjoying uninterrupted views of the bush stretching before you- a refreshing safari experience that keeps you connected to nature long after the game drive ends.
#KarengeBushCamp #VisitRwanda #Akagera #SafariLife
📷: @Gael_RVW (1), @kelemaa_ (2,&3)
Stop saying 'Sorry for the late reply' in emails.
It doesn't make you polite. It makes you look disorganized.
Here are 6 phrases that skip the apology and get straight to work:
Fitting tracking devices. Monitoring movements. Long hours on patrol.
Behind every protected rhino in Akagera is the quiet, relentless work of dedicated trackers and park teams.
🎥: Justin Sullivan & Richard Harvey
President Kagame once said “Progress is the response to those who insult you.”
There are many people who do not support Rwanda and criticize #VisitRwanda, even though it benefits our country.
We have realized that some of them speak negatively about Rwanda because of the money they are paid.
We are together, Rwanda continues to thrive.
Dr. Ntwali , I love my country and I support everyone who loves Rwanda.
@visitrwanda_now@dr_dash250
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🚨#𝗩𝗶𝘀𝗶𝘁𝗥𝘄𝗮𝗻𝗱𝗮: 𝗪𝗛𝗔𝗧 𝗠𝗔𝗞��𝗦 𝗥𝗪𝗔𝗡𝗗𝗔 𝗢𝗡𝗘 𝗢𝗙 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗪𝗢𝗥𝗟𝗗'𝗦 𝗟𝗘𝗔𝗗𝗜𝗡𝗚 𝗧𝗢𝗨𝗥𝗜𝗦𝗠 𝗗𝗘𝗦𝗧𝗜𝗡𝗔𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡𝗦🚨
📌Yesterday marked one year since 70 white rhinos were translocated to @AkageraPark , marking the first cross-continental move under African Parks' Rhino Rewild Initiative.
📌The translocation was completed in two phases of 35 rhinos each, spaced three days apart, with the goal of bolstering Akagera's white rhino population and reinforcing #Rwanda's growing role in continental conservation efforts.
📌The results have been encouraging. The rhinos adapted quickly to their new environment, and thanks to Rwanda's sustained commitment to protecting endangered species, not a single rhino has been lost to poaching since their arrival, according to @AkageraPark management.
📌Today, @AkageraPark is home to the Big Five, including a thriving rhino population that stands as a testament to what dedicated conservation can achieve.
📌#Rwanda’s success in tourism is closely linked to conservation. The country has invested heavily in protecting wildlife and natural habitats. As a result, animal populations have increased in several national parks.
📌Moreover, conservation programs involve local communities and people living near parks benefit directly from tourism activities.
📌This partnership between conservation and community development has helped create a sustainable tourism industry.
📹:@NewTimesRwanda@MugwizaO
Stop lumping Uganda into these numbers, as it creates the false impression that there is a widespread Ebola outbreak in the country when that is not the case.
Uganda currently has only 6 active Ebola cases out of 9 confirmed cases, with 2 recoveries and 1 death. The majority of the confirmed cases are Congolese nationals, alongside a small number of health workers who were exposed while providing care. There is no evidence of community transmission.
The situation should be reported accurately and in its proper context rather than presenting regional figures in a way that misrepresents the reality on the ground in Uganda.
But is it too bad that some countries are cancelling visas issued to Ugandans, eh!
Yes, there an issue but now in the US for example, it’s about Uganda not Congo.
We must handle information well, otherwise.
This discussion is still relevant update
It is with profound sadness that Virunga National Park confirms the deaths of two Park Rangers following a deadly armed attack on the ICCN post at Kamuhororo, on the southern shore of Lake Edward, this morning, Thursday 21 May 2026.
Read the full statement: https://t.co/rWtsDSnfGC
DSTV laughed until Netflix arrived. Taxis slept until Uber moved. Shops ignored Shein and Temu. Newspapers mocked social media. Celebrities dismissed influencers. Every giant thinks disruption is noise, until it becomes the market. The real question is: who is sleeping now?
The WHO has declared a global health emergency. A strain of Ebola with no approved vaccine is spreading in eastern Congo — where 8 million displaced people have little access to healthcare. Two thirds of Virunga National Park and most of our staff are inside the affected area.
In 2018, our screening stations checked up to 4,000 travellers a day and helped stop the disease reaching major cities. We are deploying that same network now, but resources are stretched and time is critical.
Every donation funds screening, supplies and the staff already on the ground: https://t.co/aylsMzDIeP
Today, while travelling from Arua to Kampala aboard a YY bus registration UAZ 701X, the situation became unbearable upon reaching Nebbi. The bus crew continued adding passengers into the corridors, while others boarded carrying chickens and ducks, making it difficult for passengers to even breathe comfortably.
I decided to call the Police Traffic Emergency number 0800199099. By the time we reached Pakwach Bridge, traffic officers had already impounded the bus, issued the driver an EPS ticket for excess passengers, and removed the overcrowding.
Yes, we have lost some time on the journey, but it is far better to arrive late than to risk lives by travelling in unsafe conditions, exhausted and unwell.
Road safety is everyone’s responsibility. Let us value life over recklessness.
@M_Kananura@mkituuma@PoliceUg