Rwanda connected with international visitors at the 2026 Embassy Festival in The Hague. Local brands presented coffee, beverages, fashion and accessories, while Made in Rwanda TRIBUNE shared business stories. The African Granary served East African dishes, turning Pavilion 7 into a lively meeting place for culture, enterprise and hospitality.
Kigali is turning professional tennis into a calling card for Rwanda’s tourism and services economy this March. The ATP Challenger
A visit to Kitabi Tea Factory near Nyungwe shows how Rwanda transforms fresh tea leaves into internationally recognised black tea. From high-altitude plantations and outgrower farms to processing and grading, the factory offers travellers a close look at an important Made-in-Rwanda export value chain.
Rwanda’s green shift is starting to look, sound and even smell different on the ground in Kigali. In footage filmed
Rwanda connected with international visitors at the 2026 Embassy Festival in The Hague. Local brands presented coffee, beverages, fashion and accessories, while Made in Rwanda TRIBUNE shared business stories. The African Granary served East African dishes, turning Pavilion 7 into a lively meeting place for culture, enterprise and hospitality.
