One of the oldest pictures.

Its like a teenager went shopping for all the cool SUV’s 🤣 probably on Ugandans money

Hey everyone,

​I’m currently trying to find Nicorette lozenges (preferably 4mg) anywhere in Kigali or across Rwanda.

​I know some pharmacies carry the Nicorette gum or patches, but I specifically need the lozenges/mints.

​Does anyone know of a pharmacy in Kigali (e.g., Kipharma, Pharmacie Conseil, Rite Health, etc.) that regularly keeps them in stock? Or is there a reliable delivery service/importer you’ve used to get them?

​Appreciate any leads! Thanks in advance.

Hi there fellow Rwandans , I'm moving around in Rwanda nowadays, and I game on my laptop , so I'm just asking for the best portable WiFi internet provider that I can use for my online games . Specially outside Kigali cuz I'm wondering outside Kigali nowadays

Hey everyone,

I’m helping my parents sell a piece of land our family owns in Jabana, Gasabo, Kigali.

It’s approximately 10,000 m², and the government has already approved the subdivision into 24 plots, including internal roads. We have the approved plan and supporting documents available.

A few details:
Location: Jabana, Gasabo, Kigali
Total land: Approximately 10,000 m²
Subdivision: 24 government-approved plots
Roads: Internal roads included in the approved subdivision
Access: Approximately 5 minutes from a secondary road and 15 minutes from the main road
Documentation: Approved subdivision plan available
Price: 750M RWF, negotiable

The individual plots don’t have separate titles yet. We’re happy to explain the current registration status and share the relevant documents with serious buyers.

We’re primarily looking for someone interested in purchasing the entire property, ideally a developer or investor, rather than selling the plots individually.

I’m representing my family directly, so you would be dealing with the owners rather than going through multiple intermediaries.

If you’re interested, or know someone actively looking for land of this size in Kigali, feel free to DM me. I can share the exact location, subdivision plan, and arrange a site visit.

If you’re a broker with an actual buyer looking for something in this range, I’m happy to hear from you too.

Thanks!

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Hi everyone!

I’m looking for recommendations on platforms, online communities, or groups where companies can advertise job opportunities and connect with fresh graduates across different fields, including:

• Sciences: Biology, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Laboratory Sciences, etc.
• Engineering: Electrical, Mechanical, Industrial, Civil Engineering, HVAC, and related fields.
• Other fields: Business Administration, Accounting, IT, Supply Chain, HR, and more.

I’m particularly interested in free recruitment sources that small companies, factories, and industries can use to reach fresh graduates who are looking for their first job or practical work experience.

For companies with frequent recruitment needs and multiple entry-level positions, paid job boards and recruitment agencies can become expensive. I’d love to learn about alternatives, such as university career offices, graduate WhatsApp or Telegram groups, LinkedIn communities, Facebook groups, Reddit communities, professional associations, and other platforms where employers can share vacancies without paying advertising fees.

My questions are:

1. Which platforms or groups allow employers to post job vacancies for free?
2. Are there university networks or graduate communities that cover multiple academic fields?
3. Which sources work best for companies that need to recruit graduates regularly for factory, laboratory, technical, and administrative positions?
4. Are there any platforms where employers can build a pool of candidates for future vacancies?

I’d especially appreciate recommendations for Rwanda and other African countries, but international suggestions are also welcome.

Thank you for sharing your experiences and recommendations!

I'm fresh cs graduate (3 months)

I'm working in company in kigali that implement ERP systems for organisations, I go to trips and prepare PRDs and technical proposals, also I handle some coding works when they need custom features

Is not the type of work I wanted but I can't complain

But I want to do something different and not just working with ERP

I came across AmaliTech post in linkedin about 6 monthes paid internship starting at January, I'm wondering if it's worth it to leave my current job and explore this opportunity, they seem to have nice tracks in software engineering and data science

What do you think about AmaliTech internship programme?

Is it good enough?

Do you advise me to explore this opportunity and leave my job?

Thank you for your opinion

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I thought the word was used for white people only. Some guy called me that and I am an ethiopian. Some kids were also gathering around me calling me muzungu. So who are the muzungus??

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Its so frustrating how littke pride people here have, so quick to trash talk their own country

Since you qualified host, it means you are doing something right we don't know of......ofc in a good way

I'm Kenyan,26F and would like to come over watch. So kindly draft a budget for me just within. Is accommodation expensive, food, etc

Then a rough estimate

The VISIT RWANDA theme is awesome. Guess we all have to visit Rwanda after all.

I’m looking for a scooter bike going for $300

Disclaimer: If you know you're going to deny the harm religion causes in this country, your opinion isn't needed. Your inability to comprehend the fact that religion has in fact been harmful—and will continue to be harmful if action isn't taken—is not wanted in this discussion. Thank you.

I think it's very clear that religion has been detrimental to Rwanda and Rwandans. It has caused division, discrimination, and harmful mindsets.

There is no denying that it can be used to push certain agendas because of how influential it is, and there is almost a 100% chance that it would succeed, no matter how harmful that agenda might be.

For now, the ones exploiting it are the so-called 'apostles' and religious leaders seeking money and influence in society. That is largely because our government has always been on the lookout for its citizens, but we know many people are still vulnerable to them.

Even though religion has brought some benefits, they pale in comparison to the problems it causes.

And to be honest, it's very clear that our society is never going to let go of it completely. So, my question is: since religion is already so deeply integrated into our culture, is there any way to use it to actually benefit Rwandans instead of whatever it's doing right now? Can we use religious texts to sway people into actively contributing to the development of the country? Can leaders and influencers start using religion for good instead of causing complacency or division? How and when do we start treating religion like the powerful tool it is?