VIDEO🚨DORE INDI MIHANDA IDASANZWE IGIYE KUBAKWA MURWANDA IGAHINDURA ISURA YA KIGALI N'IGIHUGU 300KM

Rwanda is planning a major expansion of its road network, with more than 300 kilometres of new main roads targeted by 2029. What will these projects change for people travelling across Kigali and between different parts of the country? In this Rwanda Updates Media report, we explore the road development plans discussed by RTDA representatives on Rwanda TV’s **Waramutse Rwanda**, including the ambition to improve connections between provinces so that some journeys will no longer require passing through Kigali. Drawing on the discussion featuring Théoneste Twagirumungu and François Gihoza Mivugo, the report examines planned projects, ongoing construction and the importance of connecting communities, businesses and essential services. A key focus is the **Prince House–Giporoso–Masaka road expansion**, alongside improvements planned for major Kigali junctions, including **Chez Lando, Gishushu and Sonatubes**. These projects are intended to improve traffic movement and address congestion along important urban corridors. Beyond Kigali, better road connections could make it easier for farmers to reach markets, businesses to transport goods and residents to access schools, healthcare and employment opportunities. Watch to understand the difference between roads already completed, projects under construction and plans awaiting implementation—and why those distinctions matter when assessing Rwanda’s infrastructure ambitions. *SOURCE AND VISUAL CONTEXT* The discussion featured in this report originated from Rwanda TV/RBA’s *Waramutse Rwanda*. Additional context draws on publicly available road development information. Original broadcast material remains the property of its respective rights holders. The thumbnail includes an illustrative road design and construction montage. It does not show a single completed project or establish that every road pictured has already been built. *JOURNALISM DISCLAIMER* Rwanda Updates Media is committed to factual, balanced and responsible reporting. Announced targets, proposed designs and expected benefits are distinguished from completed works and verified outcomes. Project schedules and implementation details may change. Rwanda Updates Media does not support or promote armed groups, terrorism, violence, hate speech or propaganda. Any coverage of conflicts is strictly for journalistic and educational purposes. This report covers infrastructure and public policy for information and public awareness. 👍 *LIKE* this video if you value detailed coverage of Rwanda’s development. 🔔 *SUBSCRIBE* to Rwanda Updates for more reports. 💬 *COMMENT:* Which road in your district should receive priority? 📤 *SHARE* this report with someone interested in Rwanda’s road projects. #RwandaUpdates #Rwanda #Kigali #RTDA #RwandaRoads #KigaliRoads #Infrastructure #WaramutseRwanda #RwandaTV #Giporoso #Masaka #Gishushu Rwanda road projects, Rwanda roads 2029, Rwanda 300 kilometres roads, Kigali road expansion, RTDA infrastructure projects, Prince House Giporoso Masaka road, Gishushu junction, Chez Lando junction, Sonatubes junction, Rwanda interprovincial roads, Kigali traffic congestion, Rwanda transport infrastructure, Waramutse Rwanda road discussion, Theoneste Twagirumungu, Francois Gihoza Mivugo, Rwanda Updates Media imihanda mishya mu Rwanda, imihanda ya Kigali, imihanda 300 km, imihanda kugeza 2029, RTDA, Waramutse Rwanda, Rwanda TV, Prince House Giporoso Masaka, umuhanda wa Masaka, umuhanda wa Giporoso, Gishushu, Chez Lando, Sonatubes, imihanda ihuza intara, ingendo zitanyuze i Kigali, kubaka imihanda, kwagura imihanda, ibikorwa remezo, kugabanya umubyigano, Twagirumungu Theoneste, Gihoza Mivugo, iterambere ry’u Rwanda, amakuru y’u Rwanda, Rwanda Updates