Fanfan Rwanyindo Kayirangwa

Fanfan Rwanyindo Kayirangwa is a Rwandan politician who has been the Cabinet Minister of Public Service and Labour in the Rwandan cabinet, since 31 August 2017. She holds a Bachelor of Laws, obtained in 1997, from the National University of Rwanda. She also holds a Master of Laws, awarded in 2010, by the University of the Witwatersrand, in Johannesburg, South Africa. Rwanyindo Kayirangwa worked in the financial services industry. From 1998 until 2004, she served as the legal adviser and credit officer of Commercial Bank of Rwanda, which today trades as I&M Bank Rwanda Limited. In the cabinet reshuffle of 31 August 2017, Fanfan Rwanyindo Kayirangwa was appointed the new cabinet minister of public service and labour, replacing Judith Uwizeye, who took up the position of Minister in the Office of the President. Quotes We managed to solve this by transferring the system from desktop to web-based which means one can access it everywhere on the internet. "She explained that they had pressure to increase modules and were compelled to use local IT, Rwanyindo said" ("ktpress.rw" October 27, 2021) The people should make good use of the good produce they get, eat a healthy diet, and help them fight against tuberculosis in children. "Good Healthy, Rwanyindo said" ("Igihe" 16 February 2019) It helps them (student) to get a job immediately because while they are learning on the job, they immediately know what they are learning, like a person who learns to sew and learns to do it. When they graduate, they quickly find a job or become self-employed. "workplace training helps combat youth unemployment; Rwanyindo said" ("Igihe" 16 December 2021) there is a need for the students to apply the knowledge they receive "youth unemployment; Rwanyindo said" ("Igihe" 16 December 2021) Every time we develop a new module to be used by government entities, we encounter issues which are seen at implementation "explained that the hard task has been to make the modules user friendly, Rwanyindo said" ("ktpress.rw" October 27, 2021) Trade policy cannot work in isolation. ‘AfCFTA must deliver more jobs, better pay’. guardian.ng (October 13, 2026) Africa had a major opportunity to turn expanding trade and regional integration into more and better jobs. ‘AfCFTA must deliver more jobs, better pay’. guardian.ng (October 13, 2026) Employment policies and meaningful social dialogue could help ensure that growing trade and investment create opportunities for both workers and enterprises. ‘AfCFTA must deliver more jobs, better pay’. guardian.ng (October 13, 2026) External links Category:Government ministers of Rwanda Category:Women politicians in Rwanda Category:Living people Category:Labor ministers