Kepler empowers young people with 21st-century training and new pathways to employment. We do this through degrees, upskilling and refugee prep programs.
Rwanda & Ethiopia
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We proudly celebrate our alumna, Dr. Favorite Iradukunda, on being awarded tenure and promoted to Associate Professor at the @UMassAmherst (University of Massachusetts Amherst).
Congratulations on this remarkable achievement!
We are proud of your success.
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Today in Kigali, we got real about mental health.
Pacifique Igiraneza of @SolidMindsRw Clinic shared how to seek support. @TracyAgasaro spoke on resilience and hope. Ally Hamis and Noella Nisingizwe, two of your peers, reminded us: speak up, lean on each other, you're not alone.
Your story matters. Your well-being matters. Let's end the stigma, together.
#WorldMentalHealthDay2026 #KeplerPathways
At our Kigali campus, we’re creating a safe space to share real stories, listen, connect, and learn from one another.
Let’s listen with empathy, support each other, and remind one another that every story matters. 💚
⏰ 9:00 AM
📅 Friday, 09 October 2026
📍 Kepler College Main Hall
#WorldMentalHealthDay2026
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After four months of training in English, communication, mathematics, and digital literacy, 37 trainees from refugee and host communities graduated from our Iteme Program at Gambella Kule Refugee Site in Ethiopia, putting their communication skills to the test through speeches, poetry, and drama. Thank you to all our partners, including @UNHCREthiopia and @RRSEthiopia, for their support.
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መልካም አዲስ ዓመት! 🇪🇹
Happy Ethiopian New Year from all of us at Kepler! Wishing our community in Ethiopia a joyful and prosperous 2019!
Recently, our Graduate Employment Program (GEP) in Ethiopia celebrated 20 trainees who completed five weeks of training at Addis Ababa Tegbare-Id Polytechnic College. They mastered essential skills in communication, professionalism, digital literacy and employability, preparing them to thrive in the workplace.
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At our campus in Ethiopia, we celebrated 102 graduates from the Iteme and Iteme Plus programs who successfully completed four months of training in digital literacy, communication, English, mathematics, entrepreneurship, and design thinking.
From inspiring stories to poetry, speeches, and games, the celebration reflected their growth, resilience, and achievements.
Congratulations to all our graduates!
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His dream started at Kepler. His journey continues at Kivu Choice.
Meet @INNOCENTKabera1, a recent Project Management alumnus and now an Executive Assistant at Kivu Choice, supporting senior management and coordinating across teams.
One lesson that stays with him:
“Think about giving before receiving.”
A lesson that goes beyond the classroom.
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Thank you, Your Excellency @PaulKagame, for your leadership and commitment to developing the next generation of African leaders.
It was a privilege to provide an update on the progress of @Kepler_College. We remain grateful for your investment in education, expanding access to opportunity and creating spaces where young Africans can build the capabilities to lead which is fundamental to the continent’s future.
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President Kagame also received H.E. Monica Geingos, Former First Lady of Namibia and Chancellor of Kepler College, who is in Kigali for the Africa Mindset Reset Forum. They discussed the role of education and access to opportunity in advancing youth empowerment in Rwanda and across the continent.
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17 countries. One Kepler community. Every day, students bring their own languages, traditions, and stories into the same classroom, creating a truly dynamic, multicultural environment. What’s one thing about your culture you love sharing with others?
Tell us in the comments!
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Today, Keplerians joined an engaging session on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) with Carl Mabuka, Founder and CEO of RWAiGHT, to explore Digital Relationships and Online Safety.
Through open discussions and practical insights, students learned how to build healthy tech-enabled interactions, protect their privacy, recognize cyber risks and make informed decisions as they navigate digital spaces with confidence.
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This afternoon, @KeplerHQ CEO @nathmunya joined the Minister of Youth and Arts, @jnabdallah at Itorero #Indangamirwa16 for a discussion on “Investing in the Youth: Rwanda’s Model.” She shared insights on the role of young people in driving Rwanda’s progress.
Today, we honor those whose courage and sacrifice gave Rwanda the freedom to dream, rebuild and thrive, and celebrate a nation that continues to move forward with purpose, unity and opportunity.
Happy Liberation Day 🇷🇼
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Meet our alumnus, Joseph Dusabe [@unclejoseph250], Founder and CEO of @IBA_Rwanda in Kayonza District. What started with just 28 students has grown to 200, and Joseph is just getting started. His vision: to expand to every district in Rwanda, creating more learning opportunities and equipping young people with the skills they need for the future.
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On #WorldRefugeeDay, we celebrate our students and alumni who are building futures that extend far beyond displacement. They are launching careers, creating jobs, strengthening communities, and opening pathways for their families to move into more stable and independent lives.