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Kayonza


FieldValue
official_nameKayonza
settlement_typeTown
image_skylineToka Hlongwane (6).jpg
imagesize320px
image_captionBike taxi driver takes commuter to his destination in Kayonza
pushpin_mapRwanda
pushpin_mapsize280
pushpin_label_positionright
pushpin_map_captionLocation in Rwanda
coordinates
image_mapKayonzaMap.jpg
map_captionThe district and town of Kayonza in Eastern Province
mapsize280px
subdivision_typeCountry
subdivision_name[[Image:Flag of Rwanda.svg25px]]
subdivision_type1Admin. Province
subdivision_name1Eastern Province
subdivision_type2District
subdivision_name2Kayonza
population_as_of2012 census
population_footnotes
population_total21482

Rwanda

Kayonza is a small town in Kayonza district, Eastern Province, Rwanda.

The town is centred on a roundabout, where the road east from Kigali splits into the road running north to the Ugandan border, and the road south to Tanzania. It is a major transport hub because of this junction, where a sizeable taxi-minibus park and terminus offers the Okapi, Atraco and Stella express services. It is also used as an overnight rest stop for truck drivers from Tanzania to Kigali and beyond. A small hotel provides basic accommodation, and there are two petrol pumps, a conference centre, a twice-weekly market and various bars and television halls.

It is also one of the sites the company Zipline uses for delivering supplies to medical centres around the area using drones.

Kayonza now has a Women's Opportunity Center. It was designed by architect Sharon Davis, with funding provided by Women for Women International which is based in Washington D.C. The November 2013 issue of the magazine Architectural Digest shares the story and images from Kayonza.

References

References

  1. [http://www.citypopulation.de/en/rwanda/cities/ Citypopulation.de] Population of cities & urban localities in Rwanda
  2. (2019-01-31). "New Drone Port Begins Operating in Eastern Rwanda".
  3. "Women's Opportunity Center".
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