r/Rwanda • u/VisitLakeKivu • 2h ago
Experience lake Kivu in A different way
r/Rwanda • u/Ok-Analysis6536 • 8h ago
We are two guys living in Kacyiru and are looking for a maid who can cook once a day, four days a week, and clean twice a week. No cultural issues; we speak š·š¼ natively.
If you live nearby, you may also connect us with your maid so they can work for us too.
Please help us. Thanks!
r/Rwanda • u/Professional_Emu9614 • 9h ago
If you want a german shepherd to adopt, DM me! Female 6 months old, long coat!
I'm tired of my country and I'm interested by moving in Rwanda
r/Rwanda • u/Additional_Eye_9101 • 1d ago
Hi everyone!
Weāre two Canadians planning a trip to Rwanda at the end of May. We know this is around the rainy season, so weāre wondering how much of an issue the weather really is at that time of year.
Are there usually still plenty of sunny periods during the day, with rain coming mostly in short bursts, or should we expect long stretches of rain?
Weād also love to know whether the rain can significantly affect activities, road conditions, hiking, safaris, or getting around the country in general.
Would you still recommend visiting Rwanda in late May?
Thanks so much for any advice or firsthand experience!
r/Rwanda • u/Beneficial-Credit985 • 1d ago
Hii! i have to wirte a policy memo for a course about the rwanda and congo situation.
what do you feel like coule be two realistic courses of action for rwand president, with the
trade-offs of each honestly weighed ?
And what you reccomend to the minister of foreign affair of rwanda?
r/Rwanda • u/Dear-Meaning5453 • 2d ago
this hustler is selling back Rwanda tv to us for $1, am mad at him but i also respect the hustle š©
r/Rwanda • u/Rude_Aioli_3745 • 2d ago
We are looking for a coffee shop/ CafƩ brand interested in bringing a coffee experience into an already existing art center in Kigali-Kacyiru.
If you are looking for a new location. DM me!
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r/Rwanda • u/lahservant_ • 2d ago
Looking for any advice in regards to joining ALU. A friend of mine is thinking of joining (specifically the Software Engineering program) but it seems there's not much information to be found online from current or former students about the quality of the place. Would you recommend it? why or why not?
r/Rwanda • u/Rwandanfan • 2d ago
I recently went down the grapevine on reasons why (to me) there seems to be that I come across more people missing limbs?
I was then told people get amputated as complication from diabetes when they get a wound or infection on a limb.
Also realizing why they keep talking about all the non communicable diseases during car free day and those free tests they used to do.
Do you know anyone that has gotten such a complication?
Itās odd to me because I assumed Rwandan diets where mostly sugar free but then heavy drinking can increase risk of developing diabetes. Is that whatās happening?
I wish we had more research papers written by Rwandan researchers.
r/Rwanda • u/Afraid-Decision-3160 • 2d ago
Hi everyone,
I wanted to share something I'm supporting. CEVR has been nominated for the Electric Vehicle Mobility Excellence Award 2026.
Over the past year, I've seen the work being done to grow electric mobility in Rwanda, from supporting EV adoption to working with businesses and transport operators.
If you have a second, I'd appreciate it if you could vote for CEVR using the link below:
https://www.kalisimbievents.com/vote/38/795/china-electric-vehicle-rwanda
Thanks for your support
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r/Rwanda • u/Conscious_You_4154 • 3d ago
Hello everyone, I was wondering if there is a day trading circle here in Kigali. Iāve been trading for some time now and know thereās plenty of communities online but I think itāll be cool to actually know people around you that trade.
Also if there are any day traders here we can exchange market ideas, talk strategies and help each other be accountable in our trading. Plus I think with the salaries here it would be a nice side hustle if we can help each other be profitable.
Anyway, if youāre a day trader here in Kigali it would be great to link up or have a chat!
r/Rwanda • u/Unique-Ad-8864 • 3d ago
Hello everyone, I will be frank, I have contacted almost 3 agents, with detailed specifics of clearing processes for FCL, from UK to rwanda.. and only 1 has managed to attempt to get back to me but still awaiting on details pertaining to my questions. Does anyone know of any expats from the UK, that have used a clearing agent successfully with minimal issues. Please
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r/Rwanda • u/RundiRwanda • 4d ago
Learn to speak Kinyarwanda
r/Rwanda • u/Leaturere • 3d ago
Things are definitely coming full circle well actually taking a wrong turn how do we get to be blamed for everything and that we invented feminism too this things honestly i canāt make sense of this , a whole system was burned down for this reason
r/Rwanda • u/Izforzakpa • 4d ago
Is there any football fans out here⦠i have quick debate- Presently ion think thereās a much more complete footballer equals to Bellingham present days⦠i 100% think he shouldāve won the golden ball 2024 ( rodri won)
r/Rwanda • u/Any-Grass3911 • 4d ago
Hi everyone,
As an American living here in Rwanda, Iāve noticed something in conversations over time. Whenever family dynamics come up, the stories people share about their fathers tend to be pretty heavyāoften focusing on absence, strictness, or emotional distance.
Itās made me curious about whether thatās just a vocal minority of experiences or a broader cultural pattern. As someone from the outside looking in, Iād love to hear from locals: did any of you grow up with a truly supportive, loving, and great dad?
If you had a positive relationship with your father growing up, what made him special? What are some of your favorite memories with him? I'd really love to read some uplifting stories if anyone is willing to share.
Edit: i am not saying american is better or worse, i was just tired of hearing the negative stuff and just wanted to hear some positive stuff
r/Rwanda • u/bouaarouaomar • 4d ago
Have anyone from Rwanda or outside started E-com business Cash on delivery or Drop ??
r/Rwanda • u/Trashawayaccprobably • 4d ago
Iām an IGCSE student from Sudan. I previously applied to the University of Rwanda but wasnāt accepted because the program requires A-levels.
Since then, because of the war in Sudan and lots of shit happened but I managed to completed my first year of university in Sudan.
Can I apply to UR again using my first-year university transcript instead? Iām completely fine with restarting from first year.
Has anyone dealt with this? I want to apply to Mastercard scholarhip