Yesterday, HC Busingye Johnston visited @wealmoor, a key player in fresh produce imports to the UK, currently importing about 5 tons from Rwanda daily. Exciting news: they're planning to scale quantities from 🇷🇼 to over 50 tons a day, unlocking new growth opportunities for farmers!

Yesterday, Minister Counsellor James Wizeye represented Ministry of Youth and Arts | Rwanda at the #Commonwealth Youth Ministerial Task Force at Marlborough House in London, to discuss youth development programmes and commitments as well as the progress in the lead to CHOGM2024 in Samoa.

This afternoon at Parliament, President Kagame will officiate the swearing-in ceremony of Prime Minister Edouard Ngirente Edouard Ngirente and newly elected members of the Chamber of Deputies of @RwandaParliament. Follow live: bit.ly/3Anj3PT

Today at Urugwiro Village, President Kagame received Rwandan Ambassadors and Heads of Mission accredited to various countries across the world.

Yesterday, HC Busingye Johnston delivered a lecture, “From Ashes to Prosperity - Rwanda’s 30-Year Journey,” to the University of Westminster community, including VC Peter Bonfield, Profs Dibyesh Anand 🏳️‍🌈, darrell kofkin FHEA 🇬🇧🇷🇼, & students in attendance, some of whom visited 🇷🇼 for a land use project.

Last evening, HC Busingye Johnston joined Rwandese community of Greater Manchester to celebrate a 2024 full of achievements and look ahead to an even brighter 2025. 🎉 The night was filled with speeches, culture, great cuisine, and fun! 🎄 See who starred in the cultural dance trainee category!🕺🏾🇷🇼

It was a delight to join the Rwandan community in Manchester, Rwandese community of Greater Manchester, for a very lively and meaningful end-of-year celebration. Community unity, pride in our culture...were palpable. As we look forward to the new year, let's all work to keep the spirit alive and

“Unfortunately, the global sustainability agenda as it stands has not yet delivered on its promise, particularly for Africa. Political commitments are not met with action, leaving us with endless debates and finger pointing. Policy options are often not suitable for the

Our 2024 Economic Diplomacy Review is here! The year was marked by stronger community mobilisation and Rwanda-UK partnership through trade missions, business events and high-quality Mission collaboration. Dive into the highlights: rwandainuk.gov.rw/info/economic-… 🇷🇼🤝🇬🇧 📈

Following the summon by the FCDO, the Rwandan High Commission wishes to share the following response: 🔗: rwandainuk.gov.rw/info/rwandan-h…

The Rwanda High Commission in London invites you to the 31st Commemoration of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. 🗓️ 7th April 2025 ⏰ 2:00 PM 📍 St. Marylebone Parish Church Please RSVP here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/kwibuka-31-i… #Kwibuka31🕯️

Today, Rwandans in the UK, along with members of the diplomatic corps, UK government, Commonwealth officials and friends of Rwanda, have gathered in central London to mark the 31st commemoration of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda. #Kwibuka31

📸Our speakers at #Kwibuka31 in London: • Pierre-Celestin Rusengatabaro – Testimony giver • Dr Zoë Norridge – Associate Professor of African, Comparative & Visual Cultures • Dr Sharron Frood – Lecturer specializing in Child Health and Global Health • HC Johnston Busingye

Kwibuka Rwanda Ministry of National Unity and Civic Engagement NARC - UK Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Int'l Cooperation Rwanda Government Communications Pierre-Celestin Rusengatabaro shared the pain of losing his loved ones in the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, dreams cut short, lives taken too soon. #Kwibuka31 #RwandaInUK

Kwibuka Rwanda Ministry of National Unity and Civic Engagement NARC - UK Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Int'l Cooperation Rwanda Government Communications “Storytelling then is a particular kind of mourning—mourning for the time before genocide, mourning for the loved ones who died, and for the future that will never be.” These moving reflections were shared by Dr Zoë Norridge at #Kwibuka31 in London.

Kwibuka Rwanda Ministry of National Unity and Civic Engagement NARC - UK Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Int'l Cooperation Rwanda Government Communications “It was to cheat death, every day, for a hundred days. It was to know that you, your family, and relatives, are being hunted all over the place…” HC Busingye Johnston shared in his remarks during #Kwibuka31 in London.

Kwibuka Rwanda Ministry of National Unity and Civic Engagement NARC - UK Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Int'l Cooperation Rwanda Government Communications Busingye Johnston “So today we remember, but we must remain vigilant against the re-emergence of a genocide ideology in any form.” High Commissioner Busingye Johnston addressed these words to the international diplomatic corps and guests at #Kwibuka31 in London.

Kwibuka Rwanda Ministry of National Unity and Civic Engagement NARC - UK Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Int'l Cooperation Rwanda Government Communications Busingye Johnston “Together, we ought to champion a world where humanity prevails over hatred, and where no ideology can justify the destruction of a people.” HC Busingye Johnston concluded his remarks with these words at #Kwibuka31 in London.

Kwibuka Rwanda Ministry of National Unity and Civic Engagement NARC - UK Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Int'l Cooperation Rwanda Government Communications Busingye Johnston During #Kwibuka31 in London, we listened to Rwandan artist Olivier Nzaramba perform his moving song Humura. 🎶 #RwandaInUK

Remember. Unite. Renew #Kwibuka31 #London