African Enterprise Rwanda

African Enterprise Rwanda Evangelizing the cities of Africa through Word and deed in partnership with the church.

African Enterprise Rwanda is part of the larger organization; African Enterprise (AE). AE is presently operating in 10 African countries; South Africa, Malawi, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Ghana, Rwanda, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. In addition to these African countries, AE is presently operating in numerous countries throughout North America, Europe and in other regions.

Although the organization’s teams reside in the named countries, their evangelistic activities and operations cover the entire continent of Africa and beyond. African Enterprise is a Christian, international, in*******al, interdenominational and non-political organization. Its mission is to “evangelize the cities of Africa through word and deed in partnership with the church”. This vision originated in 1962 when Dr. Michael Cassidy was inspired to start an organization to reach the different cities of Africa with the message of the Gospel. AE Rwanda was established in 1984, with the work best being characterized in two phases, the pre-genocide (1984-1994) period and the post-genocide (1994-present) period. AEE Rwanda responded to the post-genocide phase by revamping existing programs and establishing different programs whilst staying in line with AE’s “word and deed” mission. Since the establishment of AEE Rwanda more than 20 years ago, the organization has changed the lives of thousands of Rwandans while spreading the love of Christ through this great nation.

Faith brings people together, creating hope and resilience in every community.
11/05/2026

Faith brings people together, creating hope and resilience in every community.

Every family and community has a story to share.We want to hear yours — how has your family or community inspired hope, ...
07/05/2026

Every family and community has a story to share.

We want to hear yours — how has your family or community inspired hope, resilience, or positive change? Comment below and join the conversation.

06/05/2026

The Kungahara Project supports communities in Nyaruguru, Karongi, and Gisagara through food production and nutrition programs.

The project works with farmer groups, Village Nutrition Schools, and local communities to improve food production, child nutrition, and household wellbeing.

This project is funded by the European Union and implemented by AEE Rwanda.

Strong families build stronger communities. Every act of love, care, and support at home ripples out to create hope and ...
04/05/2026

Strong families build stronger communities.

Every act of love, care, and support at home ripples out to create hope and resilience in the world.

Strong communities create strong futures. When people have access to education, opportunity, and support, entire generat...
30/04/2026

Strong communities create strong futures. When people have access to education, opportunity, and support, entire generations can thrive. What kind of world could we create if every community had the tools to succeed?

Discover how communities are building stronger futures: https://www.aeerwanda.ngo/

29/04/2026

The future of communities is shaped by the opportunities young people receive today.

Education, mentorship, and positive role models give young men the tools to lead, contribute, and strengthen the communities around them.

Across Rwanda, communities are investing in the next generation — because when young people thrive, entire societies grow stronger.

Support community-led development: https://makingadifferencerwanda-gdg-j1205n.raiselysite.com/

The future is not defined by where a child is born — it’s shaped by the opportunities they receive.✅ Education✅ Protecti...
27/04/2026

The future is not defined by where a child is born — it’s shaped by the opportunities they receive.

✅ Education
✅ Protection
✅ Community support
✅ Access to opportunity

These foundations help the next generation build stronger, thriving communities. Creating the future means investing in children today.

In 1994, during the genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda, Antoine’s family was killed.Patrice was among those responsibl...
23/04/2026

In 1994, during the genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda, Antoine’s family was killed.

Patrice was among those responsible.
Years later, through a community reconciliation process, they met again — not as enemies, but as two men carrying deep pain and a shared history.

What followed was not simple, and it was not quick. It required truth, accountability, and extraordinary courage. Over time, forgiveness became possible.

Today, their story stands as a powerful reminder that even after unimaginable violence, healing can begin — and reconciliation can rebuild what hatred tried to destroy.

Their journey reflects the strength of communities committed to peace, restoration, and a different future.

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