At One Acre Fund Rwanda, we’re committed to empowering women in agribusiness! Meet Josiane Iradukunda from Nyagatare District. With support from our farmer-facing brand #Tubura, she doubled her harvest on the same land in just one year. 🌽 #WomenInAg

Young women employed at Access to Finance Rwanda (AFR) were on Wednesday awarded professional development scholarships as the organisation officially joined the Women In Finance Rwanda (WIFR) Foundation, a growing coalition dedicated to advancing gender equity across Rwanda’s financial

Abakozi bane b’abakobwa b’ikigo Access to Finance Rwanda (Access to Finance Rwanda) buruse zo kujya kwihugura ibijyanye n’akazi bakora binyuze mu bufatanye icyo kigo cyagiranye n’Umuryango Women in Finance Rwanda (Women In Finance Rwanda), uharanira kwimakaza ihame ry’uburinganire mu rwego rw’imari mu

May’s #LiftHerUp and Women In Finance Rwanda mentorship program masterclass, explored how women can pursue career success while winning at life. In this article, bit.ly/43DUKIj we share key insights from our inspiring speakers Kampeta Pitchette Sayinzoga & Carole Karema Enjoy the read✨

In this space, when asked about barriers to women’s access to finance, @KSayinzoga said: 💬 “It’s time we stop forcing women to fit into financial systems designed solely for men.” 📉 Women repay better than men yet face higher interest rates due to “less experience.” 💰 They

When asked how banks & DFIs can help overcome non-financial barriers for women-led businesses, @KSayinzoga shared: 💬 “Make the word ‘bank’ not scary — promote accessible financing in rural & urban areas.” 🤝 Rwanda’s Women Entrepreneurs Finance Code builds accountability &

To wrap up her insights, @KSayinzoga shared optimism for the future, saying: “This collective, systemic approach fills me with optimism for the future. #Rwanda has long been a gender champion by tackling women’s finance issues systemically, not just expecting women to fix

“Women in Finance Rwanda, Central Bank of Rwanda, Access to Finance Rwanda and Oliver Wyman are collaborating on a State of Women in Rwanda Financial services survey. This ground breaking first for Rwanda and Africa will provide a baseline report on areas the sector needs to work on to attract,

“We’re not trying to help women access existing products - we’re designing products that respond to their needs. It’s not about helping women access the table. It’s about redesigning the table itself.” Kampeta Pitchette Sayinzoga , CEO Development Bank of Rwanda, PLC. noted at the Financial Alliance for Women Annual

Growth happens when the right people meet with purpose. Sneak peek of the 2025 Mentorship Program launch — in partnership with Women In Finance Rwanda — kicked off with an amazing session on Self-Awareness & Intentional Growth. 💼✨ #WomenInFinance #Mentorship2025 #LiftHerUp

This Friday, we’re having a power-packed masterclass you don’t want to miss! *🎤 Topic:* Public Speaking Skills & How to Overcome Imposter Syndrome *🕑 Time:* Starts at 2:00 PM sharp *🚪 Doors open* at 1:30 PM — come early to settle in and connect! ✨ Come ready to grow, speak

🔥🎙️ It’s here! Episode 4 of the Fired Up for Finance podcast is now streaming. This episode spotlights how Rwanda is investing in talent, aligning education with industry, and creating pathways for the next generation of financial changemakers. Listen here:

Have you tuned in to this episode of the Kigali International Financial Centre ‘s *Fired Up for Finance* podcast? 🎧👇🏽 It’s a powerful conversation on how Rwanda is investing in the next generation—equipping young talent with the skills to lead, innovate, and transform the financial sector both at home