Parklane Center Breaks Ground: The 25‑Storey Tower With a Sky Bridge and Rwanda’s First Suspended Pool. Kigali’s skyline is entering a new era. On January 15, 2026, the city marked the groundbreaking of Parklane Center, a 25‑storey mixed‑use tower set to redefine how people live, work, and experience Rwanda’s capital. The groundbreaking ceremony brought together
10 Key Highlights and Trends of Rwanda’s Construction Industry in 2025 The year 2025 marked a defining chapter for Rwanda’s construction industry. Beyond the cranes, roads, and buildings, the sector underwent a deep structural transformation. Regulation tightened, digital systems matured, professional accountability increased, environmental safeguards expanded, and local manufacturing gained momentum. Together, these changes reshape
Aerial Views of Kigali’s Wetlands: Progress, Restoration, and a Greener Future The recent aerial photos shared by Kigali Wetlands Park on LinkedIn give us a completely new way to see Kigali. From above, the city’s restored wetlands look like a living green ribbon weaving through the urban landscape; quietly doing the important work of protecting
Major Infrastructure Projects Completed and Inaugurated Across Rwanda in 2025 In 2025, several landmark infrastructure projects were completed and inaugurated across Rwanda, improving access to housing, clean water, transportation, trade, skills development, and economic opportunities for millions of residents. This blog highlights some of the most impactful infrastructure and urban development projects delivered during the
Key Infrastructure Projects Launched and Groundbroken Across Rwanda in 2025 As 2026 unfolds, it is timely to look back at the key infrastructure projects that were launched and groundbroken across Rwanda in 2025. Throughout the year, foundation stones were laid, sites were cleared, and long-anticipated developments finally moved from planning to construction. From healthcare and
Rwanda Institute of Architects (RIA) confirms market and service inspections after registration deadline to enforce the new law governing architecture practice in Rwanda. The Rwanda Institute of Architects (RIA) has confirmed that market and service inspections will commence after the registration deadline of 31 March 2026, as part of enforcing the new law governing the
Construction Details you should know about the Kimironko Commercial Complex Kimironko is entering a new era as one of Rwanda’s most transformative commercial redevelopment projects begins to unfold. The Kimironko Commercial Complex is designed to modernize the area with a state-of-the-art market, an upgraded bus terminal, expanded commercial spaces, and a mixed-use real estate development
Rwanda’s November 2025 Infrastructure project highlights — Monthly construction News updates Welcome to the November Edition of our Monthly Construction Updates, where we track Rwanda’s major infrastructure, housing, health, transport, and resilience projects. This month, we spotlight groundbreaking developments, major ongoing works, and newly approved, high-impact upcoming projects shaping Rwanda’s construction industry. Want to see
Rwanda Institute of Quantity Surveyors (RIQS) reminds the public on the legal requirements for engaging registered Quantity Surveyors in Rwanda The Rwanda Institute of Quantity Surveyors (RIQS) has issued a Public Notice reminding the public, project owners, developers, and contractors of the legal requirements for engaging only registered and licensed Quantity Surveyors and firms in
The Institute of Engineering Rwanda (IER) reminds the public to engage only registered and licensed Engineers and Firms On the 5th of November 2025, the Institute of Engineering Rwanda (IER) issued a press release reminding the public to engage only registered and licensed engineers and engineering firms when undertaking construction or infrastructure projects. This reminder