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Bank of Kigali Partners With REWU to Advance Financial Inclusion and Celebrate Rwanda’s Mining Workforce
Source: KT Press
For Bank of Kigali, this year’s Mining Week marks a milestone in strengthening its commitment to Rwanda’s extractive sector and celebrating the people who power it. With more than 22,600 active mining workers represented under REWU, the sector plays a vital role in the nation’s economic growth, export earnings, and rural employment.
As part of a new partnership with REWU, Bank of Kigali is joining the 2025 celebrations not only as a sponsor, but as a long-term financial partner dedicated to improving access to financial services, expanding digital inclusion, and empowering mining workers across the country.
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