UN Tourism Secretary-General Shaikha Al Nuwais visited Red Rocks Intercultural Centre to see how creative tourism broadens local opportunities. Through basket weaving and digital storytelling, the initiative connects heritage with skills development. Its work supports community livelihoods alongside wildlife conservation, adding cultural experiences to Rwanda’s established mountain gorilla trekking offer.
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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.
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On Lake Kivu’s shores, Kinunu Agroprocessing guides Rwandan coffee from hand-picked cherry to finished cup. Farmers and staff inspect, wash, dry and grade each batch with care. The family-owned operation shows international buyers how patient processing and quality control shape the aroma, flavour and market potential of Rwanda’s coffee exports.
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Kinunu Agroprocessing combines specialty coffee, full supply-chain control and community impact on the shores of Lake Kivu. During a two-night stay at Kinunu Wonders, I followed the coffee process from farm and washing station to roasting and learned how Kawah Coffee connects Rwanda with global consumers.
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Rwanda joined World of Coffee Brussels 2026 with more than 30 coffee companies, using Europe’s leading specialty coffee trade platform to meet buyers, roasters and distributors. Kinunu Agroprocessing CEO Michaelle Kubwimana explains how Lake Kivu coffee, traceability and community impact attracted strong interest.
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The Africa CEO Forum closed in Kigali after two days of high-level discussions on shared ownership, cross-border investment and African scale. More than 2,800 leaders from over 77 countries attended, while nearly USD 2 billion in agreements and partnerships pointed to the continent’s next phase of value creation.
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Kigali International Airport is set to receive a new shared shuttle service linking the airport with selected hotels. Managed by EcoFleet Solutions, the service will use environmentally friendly electric vehicles and offer reduced fares compared with conventional airport taxis, supporting Rwanda’s wider move toward cleaner public transport.
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Kinunu Agroprocessing Ltd presents Rwanda coffee with a clear trade offer. The article highlights traceable sourcing, scalable capacity and partnership opportunities for buyers, distributors and investors interested in Rwanda’s specialty coffee sector.
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Rwanda Coffee takes the stage at the Amsterdam Coffee Festival 2026 with a message of quality, traceability and partnership. At Stand C14, visitors can discover Rwanda’s specialty coffee story and meet Kinunu Agroprocessing and Kawah Coffee, as Rwanda builds stronger ties with the Dutch and wider European coffee market.
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Rwanda Coffee – A Second Sunrise will be showcased at Stand C14 during the Amsterdam Coffee Festival 2026 at NDSM, Amsterdam. Visitors can discover the quality, flavour and story behind Rwandan coffee and learn why Rwanda continues to gain international recognition as a respected specialty coffee origin.
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