Priscillah Ruzibuka

Priscillah Umutashya Ruzibuka (born 1991) is a Rwandan female entrepreneur who founded Ki-pepeo Kids Clothing, a social enterprise with the aim to help underprivileged women . Quotes We work with former street vendors, former housemaids and other vulnerable women in society to boost their livelihoods. Priscillah Ruzibuka said, (The New Times Rwanda, January 17, 2018) In Rwanda, it’s difficult to find particular children’s clothing, especially after the second-hand clothing ban. I wanted to be a part of it and help fellow women at the same time. Priscillah Ruzibuka said, (The New Times Rwanda, January 17, 2018) “We work with former street vendors, former housemaids and other vulnerable women in society to boost their livelihoods.” https://www.newtimes.co.rw/article/148006/News/how-a-housemaid-inspired-ruzibuka-to-win-queenas-award?utm_source “In Rwanda, it’s difficult to find particular children’s clothing, especially after the second-hand clothing ban. I wanted to be a part of it and help fellow women at the same time.” https://www.newtimes.co.rw/article/148006/News/how-a-housemaid-inspired-ruzibuka-to-win-queenas-award?utm_source Rwandan women entrepreneurs often lack information, a lack that this partnership could address by creating synergies which will create further collaboration and flow of information that will help the young entrepreneurs like myself achieve their dreams. Rwandan Businesswomen connect with Finnish counterparts through UN Women to reach markets across borders UNITED NATIONS RWANDA (October 3, 2026) My aim was to create employment for these women, while also creating the first and only children’s clothing brand in Rwanda. A Lasting Legacy Profile of Priscilla Ruzibuka (October 3, 2026) All I want is for the women to have skills that allow them to make a decent living. A Lasting Legacy Profile of Priscilla Ruzibuka (October 3, 2026) The greatest gift of being a Queen’s Young Leader is the connections made. A Lasting Legacy Profile of Priscilla Ruzibuka (October 3, 2026) Being a Queen's young leader has showed me the power of diversity, understanding and respecting people's differences. Celebrating Queen's Young Leaders on International Women's Day 2019 Queen's Young Leaders (October 3, 2026) When you are recognised on a global stage, you meet many people who are interested in what you do. How a housemaid inspired Ruzibuka to win Queen’s Award the new times (October 3, 2026) Many successful people haven’t lost touch with humanity. They don’t just work to make money, but also to make a positive impact on the lives of less fortunate people. How a housemaid inspired Ruzibuka to win Queen’s Award the new times (October 3, 2026) Money comes and goes, but the impact made on people’s lives will always be marked. How a housemaid inspired Ruzibuka to win Queen’s Award the new times (October 3, 2026) Rwanda has created many opportunities for women. They have a platform to show their abilities so it’s up to them to use it. How a housemaid inspired Ruzibuka to win Queen’s Award the new times (October 3, 2026) Being born a woman is not an excuse; we have the same abilities as men. We can be successful in business and make a positive impact on society. How a housemaid inspired Ruzibuka to win Queen’s Award the new times (October 3, 2026) Young people should strive to be like that. Create jobs, be successful and help others grow for the good of all. How a housemaid inspired Ruzibuka to win Queen’s Award the new times (October 3, 2026) External links Category:Women from Rwanda Category:Businesswomen Category:1991 births Category:Living people