In a public notice issued on Monday, July 27, RDB announced that it had begun operating from its new premises on KN 69 Street, opposite St. Michael Cathedral, with all services now available from the new location.
“Effective 27 July 2026, the RDB office has relocated to new premises,” the agency said, noting that the move applies to the public, development partners, investors and the wider business community.
RDB said all of its services will now be provided from the new offices, while the One Stop Centre, which offers a range of government and business services to investors, will operate from the ground floor of the building.
The agency added that its digital platforms remain fully operational, allowing clients to continue accessing online services and information without interruption. Customer support teams will also remain available to assist stakeholders during the transition.
RDB said details on the relocation of its subsidiaries, the Rwanda Convention Bureau (RCB) and the Rwanda Mines, Petroleum and Gas Board (RMB), will be communicated at a later date.
The move follows the temporary closure of the RDB Building in Gishushu on May 5, 2026, to pave the way for planned renovation and upgrade works.
At the time, RDB relocated its One Stop Centre services to the Ministry of Infrastructure offices in Kimihurura, while other services continued to be offered through the institution’s digital platforms.
The 12-storey Gishushu building, which also housed the Rwanda Housing Authority (RHA), had become the subject of scrutiny after assessments identified structural and construction-related defects.
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