The 26th EAC MSMEs Trade Fair is more than trade. It is about knowledge exchange, innovation and partnership-building. Rwandans, come meet MSMEs, investors, policymakers, researchers and development partners from across East Africa, connect and discover new opportunities!
In Brazil : @PSF_RWA + @RDBrwanda + @RwandaInBrazil + @ApexBrasil take 30 Rwandan firms to Brazil.
B2Bs, experience sharing & company visits in Brasília, Santa Catarina & São Paulo.
Growing Rwanda’s private sector globally. #PSFRwanda
Mu ijambo rye ry'ikaze, Madamu Kayitesi yashimiye abarokotse Jenoside ku butwari bakomeza kugaragaza mu kwiyubaka no kudaheranwa n'amateka. Yasabye buri wese kwirinda no kurwanya ingengabitekerezo ya #Jenoside. 2/2
Agriculture in Africa is more than just an industry—it’s a way of life. Here are key facts showing its crucial role:
1. Employment – Over 60% of Africa’s workforce relies on agriculture for their livelihoods.
2. Food Security – The sector provides food for over 1.4 billion people, reducing hunger and malnutrition.
3. Economic Contribution – Agriculture contributes about 23% of Africa’s GDP and is a key driver of trade and investment.
4. Livelihoods – Smallholder farmers produce around 80% of the food consumed, supporting rural communities.
5. Climate Resilience – Sustainable farming practices help combat climate change and desertification.
6. Youth Opportunity – Agribusiness and innovation in farming create jobs for Africa’s growing youth population.
Strengthening agriculture means securing Africa’s future!
Ejo, tariki 13 Mata 2026 tuzasoza Icyumweru cy'Icyunamo, dukomeza iminsi 100 yo kwibuka ku nshuro ya 32 Jenoside yakorewe Abatutsi. Gusoza Icyunamo ku rwego rw'Igihugu bizabera ku Rwibutso rwa Jenoside rwa Rebero. Nta bikorwa biteganyijwe byo gusoza Icyunamo ku rwego rw'Akarere cyangwa izindi nzego z'ibanze.
Ku bindi bisobanuro, ongera usome Inyoborabikorwa iri kuri iyi mpuzanzira https://t.co/rExroLHa15
🚨AMAKURU AGEZWEHO🚨
Korali Ambassadors iri mu murimo w’ivugabutumwa mu Kigo Ngororamuco cya Gitagata kigororerwamo abagore, abakobwa n’abana. Ni ikigo kigororerwamo abagera kuri 597.
🎥@Kayitare_JP
After 20+ years of research, Kenya is close to releasing 3R potatoes 🥔, varieties resistant to Late Blight, the disease behind the Irish Potato Famine.
Developed by @Cipotato & partners, they’ll help protect farmers and secure food supplies.
👉🏽 https://t.co/B1Epm6UOf4
🔸 @kalromkulima
🔸 @2blades
“Our policies often look good on paper, in documents. But the most essential thing is ensuring that these well-crafted ideas are implemented. They must not remain just written documents. People must constantly ask why actions that were urgent and had resources allocated to them, even if limited, were not implemented as they should have been.
Our drive and commitment must lead us to act swiftly, do the right things and to hold those who fail to fulfill their responsibilities accountable. Answers must be provided so that mistakes are not repeated.
Many of the things Rwanda goes through are difficult. Some challenges are internal, others come from outside. Even when a neighbour makes a mistake and causes a problem, Rwanda is the one that pays the price and is held accountable. That is our burden.
You must be fully aware of this, and let it shape the way you work, not in the ordinary, day-to-day manner of those who are not affected by such challenges. We face a double burden: we are held accountable for our own actions, and also for those of others.
That is the reality. Rather than sit back and complain, we must draw strength from within ourselves to confront and overcome these challenges.” President Kagame | Swearing-in Ceremony for Senators
To the many friends , Leaders and many well wishers I have not had opportunity to know personally I want to express my deep appreciation for your very warm Birth Day Wishes. Bless!