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When we were in Musanze, we went around the city on foot to explore this beautiful city. Musanze is a hassle-free and buzzing city, with plenty of choices for eating out, ATMs to withdraw cash, vibrant nightlife, markets, and artisanal trades.

Poised to become one of Rwanda’s major cities, Musanze’s strategic location in the foothills of the Virunga Massif is attractive to tourism, business, and agriculture, with notably fertile land in the surrounding region.

Over the past few years, Musanze district has been striving to live up to its image as a tourism hub, with different economic sectors registering varying degrees of success and this has also come with improvement in people’s lives.

The new district mayor, Jean Damascene Habyarima, says Musanze has the potential to grow economically, and together with the district staff and residents, they are going to continue working to move the district forward, which will vindicate its claim as the heart of the tourism industry in Rwanda.

“The construction of the Musanze Modern Market, Rwanda Social Security Board, and the rehabilitation of the Musanze Bus Park all has given Ruhengeri town a new metropolis look, and the town is now regarded as second to Kigali in terms of infrastructural development,” he says.

Jeanne Uwamahoro, a resident of Musanze town, says Musanze is now paralleling Kigali when it comes to cleanliness, adding that it’s refreshing to observe that its streets are now daily swept and plants planted along the streets to spruce up the image of the town as a green town.

“It’s also noteworthy to observe that for every new road constructed, there’s the installation of street lights along the roads, and the town is now becoming a secure place to walk even during the night,” says Uwamahoro.

Her view is supported by Ndagijimana who says, for example, the newly tarmacked eight-kilometer road leading to Buhanga Eco-Park is installed with street lights.

“The roads leading to the Volcanoes National Park have been paved, and the park has been fenced to prevent human-wildlife conflicts that were rampant before, and this has created peaceful co-existence between humans and animals,” adds Ndagijimana.



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