Visitors to the ongoing exhibition in Gikondo are praising the high-quality products displayed by Sina Gerard Enterprise, also known as Nyirangarama, which has introduced a wide range of new items, especially in food, beverages, and everyday life innovations.
Nyirangarama, or Ets Sina Gerard, continues to stand out with products that speak for themselves and are widely celebrated, as expressed by Uwase Beatha in an interview with Ijarinews.com.
She said: “Right now, Sina Gerard remains at the top. I came here to taste the sheke juice made by Sina Gerard—it’s excellent. The food here is top-notch. Whatever you want to drink, if it’s made by Sina Gerard, you’ll find it delicious. The passion fruit juice is truly exceptional. What’s even more impressive is the wooden bicycle he brought to Expo 2025. Visitors are stopping at the Sina Gerard booth just to admire it—he always brings something new and refined.”
Dr. Sina Gerard emphasized his commitment to continuous innovation, research, and job creation—especially for the youth. This is why he established the Sina Gerard Foundation, a school focused on training young people in agriculture, livestock farming, technology, crafts, and more.
He stated: “At Enterprise Sina Gerard Urwibutso, we never sleep. We always strive to do more for Rwanda’s development. Just like in past Expos, this year we brought non-fermented sugarcane juice and a beautifully crafted wooden bicycle made from Rwandan wood—both initiatives aimed at promoting Made in Rwanda products.”
He expressed pride in seeing both Rwandans and foreigners consistently impressed by Nyirangarama’s products, assuring that no one ever leaves disappointed.
Furthermore, he mentioned that in European countries like Italy, his products are highly appreciated and sell well. He will soon travel to Algeria to showcase Rwanda’s creativity and excellence in specialized food and beverages under the Ets Sina Gerard Urwibutso brand.
Another source of pride is his athletics team, Athletism, which made a strong showing at the Peace Marathon, with one of its young athletes finishing in first place ahead of strong Kenyan competitors.
His football team has also quickly risen to the Second Division of Rwanda’s national league, with hopes of reaching the First Division soon.
Each year, this entrepreneur introduces new products at the Expo, including locally grown grape wine, which has gained popularity. Other initiatives include the Urw’ibutso Youth Church for students from primary to secondary school, as well as a church built for the broader Christian community.
Expo 2025 officially opened on August 5, 2025, and will run until August 17, 2025. According to the Private Sector Federation (PSF) Rwanda, the event has attracted over 450 exhibitors from Rwanda and abroad and is expected to welcome around 250,000 visitors daily.
