The Ministry of Youth and Arts (MoYA) will from September 22 to October 15 carry out a nationwide mapping of artistes aimed at establishing Rwanda’s first comprehensive and up-to-date database of artists and creative institutions.
Govt launches nationwide artists mapping to strengthen creative economy
The New Times, 24 September 2025, Rwanda
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