At Mount Kigali University, leadership is not just taught; it is lived.
Meet @chris_nd001, our Guild President, whose journey reflects the vibrant student experience, leadership opportunities, and transformative education that define MKU. Through active student engagement, innovation, and service, MKU continues to empower students to become confident leaders ready to make an impact in Rwanda, Africa, and beyond.
At MKU, students don't wait for opportunities; they create them.
Mount Kigali University Group has inaugurated the Cross-Institutional Strategic Coordination and Human Capital Committee, reinforcing collaboration, leadership, and excellence across the MKU ecosystem.
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Mount Kigali University isn't just a place to learn. It's a place to lead.
Hear from our Guild President @Chris_ND001 as he shares what makes the MKU experience unique: a vibrant student community, a modern learning environment, industry connections, and opportunities to grow into the leader you aspire to become.
At MKU, students are empowered to innovate, create, and make a difference both in Rwanda and beyond.
🌍 Join a university that believes in your potential.
📚 Build your future with confidence.
🚀 Become part of the MKU family.
Apply today: https://t.co/VPsejwZg1i
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From napkin folds to fresh chapati, MKU Hospitality students train in a real restaurant, real kitchen, real standards. With @kparamounthotel in the MKU family, the classroom-to-career pipeline is built in. old #LivingClassroom#IndustryReady#Rwanda#Kigali #Mountkigaliuniversity #KPH #RoyalmediaFMQuick
During @NYC_kicukiro G.A, 4 key points were:
1. Belong somewhere: Be active in your community or certain youth platform.
2. Continue learning: Live a life dedicated to growth.
3. Exhaust your efforts: Don't settle for less.
4. Try everything: Take risks aligned with your dreams.
Congratulations to the faculty of Computing, Informatics and Media Studies, the winner's inter-faculty debate competition organized by the MKUR Reading Club!
Mount Kigali University founder @SimonNGicharu today, handed over a new ultramodern bus to the University, marking a significant milestone in enhancing student welfare and campus operations.
The state-of-the-art bus is set to play a vital role in facilitating student transportation, particularly for academic trips, field studies, and various university activities. With this addition, students can expect more reliable, safe, and efficient movement, beyond the campus.
11 April 1994, When protection was withdrawn, and lives were left behind.
At the height of the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi, thousands of Tutsi sought refuge at ETO Kicukiro, trusting the presence of United Nations Assistance Mission for Rwanda.
But on this day, Belgian UN peacekeepers, under Lt. Luc Lemaire, withdrew, abandoning those they were meant to protect.
Within hours, over 2,000 people were killed.
This was not just a tragic moment—it was a failure of international responsibility.
Peacekeeping is not only about presence. It is about protection, courage, and commitment when it matters most.
When that duty is abandoned, neutrality becomes complicity.
As we remember during #Kwibuka32, we must ask:
👉 What is the value of peacekeepers if they cannot protect the vulnerable?
👉 What lessons has the world truly learned?
#NeverAgain must mean never abandoning those at risk.
@UN@UNPeacekeeping@UNHumanRights@UN_News_Centre@Unity_MemoryRw@KwibukaRwanda@BBCWorld@bbcgahuza@AJEnglish@nytimes@guardian@hrw@CrisisGroup
Urubyiruko rufite uruhare rukomeye mu gukomeza kwibuka no kubaka u Rwanda ruzira Jenoside. Ntucikwe n’ikiganiro cyihariye ku ruhare rwabo mu kubungabunga amateka no kubaka ejo hazaza heza. Ni Kuri Tv10 saa 14h-16h.#Kwibuka32
Today, 7th April, H.E. Paul Kagame and the First Lady, Jeannette Kagame, joined Rwandans in Walk to Remember as we begin the 100 days of commemorating the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi.
Together, we honor the victims, stand in unity, and reaffirm our commitment to “Never Again.” #Kwibuka32