Justice - 3 April 2026
Rwanda’s ILPD graduates 436 legal professionals to strengthen justice sector
Nyanza, March 29, 2026 - The Institute of Legal Practice and Development (ILPD) has graduated 436 students in its 14th cohort, marking a significant boost to Rwanda’s legal and justice sector.
The ceremony, held at the Intare Cultural Centre in Nyanza District, brought together senior officials including Education Minister Joseph Nsengimana and Justice Minister Emmanuel Ugirashebuja.
ILPD Director General Aimé Karimunda Muyoboke urged graduates to uphold justice and integrity in their professional careers, emphasizing the importance of aligning legal decisions with fairness and societal impact.
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