Rwanda Extractive Industry Workers Union joins Rwanda and the world in honoring the victims of the 1994 Genocide against Tutsi, emphasizing the importance of remembering and preventing such atrocities from happening again. #NeverAgain #GenocideAgainstTutsi #Kwibuka30

Rwanda Extractive Industry Workers Union , in partnership with Enabel in Rwanda , conducts training sessions on social dialogue skills and negotiations at the IMC mining company. The aim is to promote better working conditions, decent work practices, and increase production levels.

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Together with Ministry of Public Service and Labour | Rwanda & stakeholders, our #DecentWork & Social Protection program is empowering youth &women through business management trainings for MSE startups in City of Kigali &districts across the #KivuBelt , to engage in self-employment & create new job opportunities.

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Happy #WorldWaterDay2024 ! For us, It is imperative that we continue to advocate for improved access to water and sanitation, as well as support initiatives that empower communities to break the cycle of poverty and exploitation.

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This Thursday, we were honored to host International Labor Organization together with Rwanda Social Security Board in their tour visit to different business sectors in Rwanda.
Rwanda Extractive Industry Workers Union

Yesterday, Consultant Dr. Dr. Anicet Nzabonimpa visited Rwanda Extractive Industry Workers Union to conduct an evaluation & review the results of the activities undertaken by REWU with the support of UN Women Rwanda in the pilot phase of the GBV prevention program in the mining sector in Gakenke District MUHANGA District

The updates are made in accord. with the new workplace learning policy recently published. Participants include representatives from Rwanda TVET Board, Rwanda Polytechnic, Rwanda Extractive Industry Workers Union, as well as mine lecturers from Rutongo mining school & practicing mine engineers from various companies.

From March 18th to 21st, a workshop is being held at Palast Rock Hotel in Nyamata, organized by Rwanda Extractive Industry Workers Union in collaboration with Rwanda TVET Board and with support from Enabel in Rwanda . The workshop focuses on updating the mining RPL competencies and assessment tools. 1/1

On Thursday, March 14, at the REWU headquarters, a technical team meeting was held, consisting of representatives from RMB, UNICEF Rwanda, NCDA & REWU, to discuss the guidelines for implementing ECD in the mining sector, to review the progress in existing ECDs and way forwards.

Last week, Rwanda Extractive Industry Workers Union participated in an exhibition organized by the #Nyagatare District and Its partners to showcase the work being done by the District and its partners. This year's exhibition focused on the activities that highlight the progress made since 2017

From March 13th to 16th, 2024, a planning and evaluation workshop for East African Countries took place in Nairobi. During this event, REWU got an opportunity to discuss achievements, success stories, and challenges, with a particular emphasis on organizing and social dialogues

From March 13th to 16th, 2024, a planning and evaluation workshop for East African Countries took place in Nairobi. During this event, REWU got an opportunity to discuss achievements, success stories, and challenges, with a particular emphasis on organizing and social dialogues