Meet our alumnus, Joseph Dusabe [@unclejoseph250], Founder and CEO of @IBA_Rwanda in Kayonza District. What started with just 28 students has grown to 200, and Joseph is just getting started. His vision: to expand to every district in Rwanda, creating more learning opportunities and equipping young people with the skills they need for the future.
#KeplerPathways
Meet our alumnus, Joseph Dusabe [@unclejoseph250], Founder and CEO of @IBA_Rwanda in Kayonza District. What started with just 28 students has grown to 200, and Joseph is just getting started. His vision: to expand to every district in Rwanda, creating more learning opportunities and equipping young people with the skills they need for the future.
#KeplerPathways
A businessman recently joked that in Rwanda today, it’s easier to borrow a smile than a bank loan because the moment you sign the papers, you start counting losses instead of profits. His story captures a harsh reality. Imagine a trader who borrows Frw 25 million to expand his business. By the time he finishes paying the loan in four years, he ends up returning nearly Frw 49 million almost double what he borrowed. With such heavy interest, it’s no surprise that many entrepreneurs feel like they are working for the banks, not for themselves.
According to the @CentralBankRw , as of June 2025, the country’s 11 major banks held total assets of Frw 9.6 trillion, a 22.5% increase from the previous year. These institutions control roughly two-thirds of Rwanda’s financial system, proving their immense strength and influence. Yet, while banks continue to grow richer, many small and medium enterprises especially in trade, manufacturing, and hospitality are struggling under the weight of expensive loans.
This imbalance poses a real threat to the government’s ambition of creating 250,000 jobs per year for the next four years. Sustainable growth requires more than profitable banks; it demands financial systems that allow businesses to breathe, grow, and employ.
@RwandaFinance@RwandaTrade@AFRwanda
🚨❤️🤍 BREAKING: Viktor Gyökeres to Arsenal, here we go! Verbal agreement in place between all parties involved.
Sporting accept last bid from Arsenal for €63.5m plus €10m, agent will reduce his commission.
Gyökeres will sign five year deal at #AFC. He ONLY wanted Arsenal. 🇸🇪
You don't know much about Itetero Bright Academy, right? No problem! Our friends @Ayumi__Africa & @kana09980385 have got you covered! Check out their video about our school! Link in our #bio
I want to speak to the massacre now taking place before our eyes in Gaza.
We call for an investigation of the Netanyahu regime’s war crimes as well as the role of Biden and US leaders in aiding and abetting them. And above all, these crimes must stop now.
#Gaza#CeasefireNOW
"I'm deeply concerned about the clear violations of international humanitarian law that we are witnessing in Gaza."
UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres says "no party to an armed conflict is above international humanitarian law".
https://t.co/YoCyGgcXqw
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To all the teachers in @KayonzaDistrict and others out there, we are truly grateful for your unwavering dedication, patience and passion for teaching and nurturing to shape our future.
#happyteachersday2023
Bwana muyobozi w'umurenge wa @SectorMwiri#Rwanda nk'umuturage w'umurenge muyobora, twabasabaga ko mwadufasha mukadushakira irimbi rusange, by'umwihariko mu kagali ka #Nyamugali, kuko gushyingura mu ngo...[Thread]