
Business in Butare, Nyanza, Rwanda
Transport and Foreign Trade in Butare (South of Rwanda): higher education, Huye, Nyanza
Butare is the third Rwandan city and the capital of the Southern Province of
Rwanda (Central Africa/Eastern Africa)
- Name in Kinyarwanda: Butɑ́ɾe
- Population of Butare: 90,000 inhabitants
- Rwandan Province: Southern province
- Rwandan District: Huye (capital)
- Butare is the Higher Education capital of Rwanda
- The headquarters of the National University of Rwanda are in Butare
- Main religion in Butare: Christianity
- Butare was the formal colonial capital of Rwanda
- 1994: Rwandan genocide
- National Museum of Rwanda
Transport and Logistics in Butare (Rwanda)
Logistics and Transportation in Rwanda
Butare Airport

National
Route 3: Kigali - Gitarama - Butare -Fugi (border of
Burundi, route towards Bujumbura)
- National Route 3b: Butare - Gikongoro - Cyangugu (Lake Kivu, border of the DR Congo, route towards Bukavu)
Transafrican Transport Corridors:
The Central Transport Corridor
passes through Butare

Rwandan Students from Butare
- Masters: Business in Africa, Transport and Logistics in Africa
- Doctorate in African Business

More information: Trade and Business in Rwanda (Butare), at EENI Global Business School Website.

Southern Province of Rwanda
The capital of the Southern Province of Rwanda is Nyanza
- Population of the Southern Province of Rwanda: 2.6 million inhabitants
- Population density of the Southern Province of Rwanda: 370 inhabitants/km²
- Area of the Southern Province of Rwanda: 6,118
kilometres
The districts of the Southern Province of Rwanda are:
- Muhanga
- Kamonyi
- Nyanza
- Gisagara
- Huye
- Nyaruguru
- Ruhango
- Nyamagabe
Huye is one of the eight districts (akarere) composing the Southern Province of Rwanda.
- Total area: 581.5 km².
- Huye has fourteen sectors and 77 cells with a total of 509 Umudugudus (villages)
- The district of Huye has a population of 314,022 inhabitants with an
average of 540 inhabitants per square kilometre.
- Border with Burundi
The district of Huye delimits with the district of Nyanza to the north, Gisagara
to the east and south, Nyaruguru to the south-west and Nyamagabe to
the north-west.
The district of Huye is divided into 14 sectors (imirenge): Gishamvu, Karama,
Kigoma, Kinazi, Maraba, Mbazi, Mukura, Ngoma, Ruhashya, Huye, Rusatira, Rwaniro,
Simbi and Tomb.- Gisenyi
- History of Rwanda
Higher Education in Butare (Rwanda)
- National University of Rwanda
- National Rwandan Institute of Scientific Research
Butare (Ruanda)
Butare (Rwanda)
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