Rwanda Mines, Petroleum & Gas Board - RMB

At , RMB CEO Alice Uwase participated in a high-level panel discussion on “Mining, AI & Manufacturing: Anchoring the Case for Nuclear Energy Deployment.”

The session explored how Africa’s growing industrialisation, expanding AI infrastructure, manufacturing growth, and mineral processing ambitions are increasing demand for reliable, scalable, and sustainable power solutions.

Discussions highlighted the role of industrial off-takers, long-term PPAs, and demand aggregation in strengthening the bankability of nuclear energy projects and positioning nuclear energy as a catalyst for industrial competitiveness and economic growth.

For energy-intensive sectors such as mining and mineral processing, the deployment of SMRs and MRs could accelerate mechanisation, support mineral value addition, strengthen energy security, and unlock Africa’s full industrial potential.

Watch the panel:https://youtu.be/gRG3WvFB78o

ITANGAZO KU BACUKUZI BOSE

Happy Labour Day

On this International Workers’ Day, the Rwanda Mines, Petroleum and Gas Board (RMB) celebrates the dedication, resilience, and professionalism of every worker contributing to our nation’s progress.

Guided by the theme “Partnering for skills, powering job creation, and fostering local economic resilience,” we continue to develop a mining sector that expands opportunities, strengthens communities, and drives sustainable growth.

The RDB 2025 Annual Report has now been released, outlining progress across priority sectors and continued reforms to support Rwanda’s economic growth.

Key highlights:

🔹 USD 2.62B in registered investments across 799 projects
🔹 USD 3.6B in export receipts
🔹 USD 685M in tourism revenue

Learn more: https://rdb.rw/rwanda-development-board-reports-strong-performance-across-investment-exports-and-tourism-in-2025/

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THIS STATEMENT IS MISLEADING AND FACTUALLY INCORRECT.

Ubuyobozi n’abakozi b’Urwego rushinzwe Mine, Peteroli na Gazi mu Rwanda (RMB) bifatanyije n’Abanyarwanda bose hamwe n’Isi yose muri ibi bihe byo Kwibuka ku nshuro ya 32 Jenoside yakorewe Abatutsi mu 1994.

Muri iki gihe, turazirikana abacu bavukijwe ubuzima muri Jenoside yakorewe Abatutsi tunarwanya twivuye inyuma abayipfobya bakanayihakana. Kwibuka abacu biduha imbaraga mu rugendo turi mo rwo kubaka u Rwanda rushya rushingiye ku bumwe n’ubudaheranwa.

Kwibuka twiyubaka.

RMB is pleased to release the Environmental & Social Protection and Occupational Health & Safety Guidelines for Rwanda’s mining sector, developed under the Sustainable Development of the Mining Sector project, jointly funded by the EU and BMZ, and implemented by GIZ in cooperation with RMB. These guidelines support safer, more responsible, and sustainable mining practices.

➡️Occupational Health & Safety in the Mining Sector:https://www.rmb.gov.rw/fileadmin/user_upload/RMB/Publications/Guidelines/Validated_-_OHS_Guidelines_-_Design_Ver_2.pdf

➡️Environmental & Social Protection in the Mining Sector:https://www.rmb.gov.rw/fileadmin/user_upload/RMB/Publications/Guidelines/Vaidated_-_Environmental_Guidelines_-_Design_Ver_3_1.pdf