Made in Rwanda Tribune

27/10/2026

Rwanda’s coffee has a new auction milestone: US$452 per kilogram for the highest lot at Best of Rwanda 2026.

Behind the headline, National Agricultural Export Development Board is helping farmers renew ageing coffee plantations with free seedlings and practical training. The aim is to improve harvests and help smallholder farmers earn more from their coffee.



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26/10/2026

A song for a royal herd.

At the King’s Palace Museum in Nyanza, keepers sing to long-horned Inyambo cattle, continuing a tradition from Rwanda’s royal past. Nearby, the reconstructed beehive-shaped palace brings traditional architecture into view.

Following a visit on 8 May 2026, our story explores the people and skills behind this living heritage.


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Explore Rwanda’s royal heritage in Nyanza through the King’s Palace Museum, its thatched architecture and the Inyambo cattle traditions.

22/10/2026

The trek ends. The memories deserve a little time.

Lake Ruhondo near Musanze offers space to reflect after Rwanda’s wildlife encounters. At The Writer’s Patch, local boatmen and hiking guides help visitors experience the surrounding area, while coffee comes from KULA, a Rwandan non-profit supporting coffee farmers and their communities.

Discover another reason to give this region more time.



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Explore slow travel at Lake Ruhondo, where local guides and coffee connections give travellers reasons to linger after a trek near Musanze.

15/10/2026

A race weekend is only part of Rwanda’s Formula 1 ambition.

A supplied announcement outlines a 10-year agreement and a planned circuit in Bugesera. The project aims to support local businesses and help young people develop skills, with the venue also hosting events throughout the year.

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Rwanda Formula 1 jobs and skills ambitions take shape with a 10-year agreement aiming to support tourism and local businesses.

01/10/2026

Congratulations to our founder Bakunzi Gregory at Red Rocks Initiative for Sustainable Development, Rwanda, on being named a 2026 Growth Track Finalist in the Social Entrepreneurs in Tourism Competition. This recognition celebrates leadership advancing sustainable tourism and community development. We’re proud to see Rwanda’s inclusive, community-led tourism represented on this global platform.

22/09/2026

An empty branch can tell you just how fast a chimpanzee moves.

Our latest story starts with an early morning journey from Munazi Lodge to Cyamudongo in May 2026. It explores a forest where trackers follow chimpanzees and share their whereabouts with guides by radio.

Behind the excitement sits patient work and a habitat worth protecting.

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17/09/2026

A basket-weaving session offered a close look at Rwanda’s creative tourism.

At Red Rocks Initiative, UN Tourism Secretary-General Shaikha Al Nuwais joined local artisan Paulina and explored how cultural experiences support community livelihoods. Weekly design and digital storytelling training helps participants develop their creative skills alongside the centre’s visitor activities.

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09/09/2026

Empowering women, one leader at a time-Our Women's Leadership & Advocacy program equips women with communication, negotiation, and decision-making skills through training, mentorship, and networking. We're breaking barriers so women can confidently influence decisions in their lives and communities. Join us or Visit www.redrocksinitiative.org

09/09/2026