Founded in 2024, we're one of the few English-speaking Rotary clubs in Rwanda, uniting professionals in Kigali around service, fellowship, and community impact.
Founded in 2024, the Rotary Club of Kigali Golf is part of Rotary District 9150, encompassing 10 countries. We meet every Tuesday at Century Park Hotel, KG 270 St, Nyarutarama, from 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM. Our mother club is the Rotary Club of Kigali Virunga. We are one of the few English-speaking clubs in Rwanda, aiming to foster service and fellowship in our community.
Our mission is to serve our community and the world through impactful projects and fostering a spirit of fellowship among our members.
Our vision is to be a leading club in Rotary District 9150, known for our commitment to service and community engagement.
Every RCKG activity sits within one of Rotary's five global service pillars.
Strengthening RCKG from within
Ethical standards in every profession
Improving quality of life in Kigali
Global Rotary partnerships
Interact, RYLA, Rotary Youth Exchange
The Rotary Club of Kigali Golf proudly installed Rtn PHF Julie Mutoni as Club President for the 2026–2027 Rotary year during an inspiring evening of fellowship, celebration and service.
The event brought together Rotarians, guests, partners and distinguished leaders to mark the official handover of leadership while reaffirming Rotary's commitment to Service Above Self. The evening also served as a fundraising platform to support the acquisition of a Holmium Laser System for CHUK Hospital, a project that will expand access to advanced urological care in Rwanda.
We extend our sincere appreciation to our sponsors, partners and everyone who contributed to the success of this memorable occasion. Your generosity, partnership and shared commitment to service continue to make a lasting difference in the lives of those we serve.
The Rotary Club of Kigali Golf celebrated a memorable evening as Immediate Past President PHF Andrew officially handed over leadership to PHF Julie Mutoni, ushering in a new chapter for the 2026–2027 Rotary year.
The fellowship also featured the presentation of Paul Harris Fellow (PHF) pins and certificates, recognising members whose generous contributions to The Rotary Foundation continue to support life-changing projects in Rwanda and around the world.
It was a fitting celebration of leadership, fellowship and service, made even more special by the strong attendance and shared commitment of members. We extend our sincere appreciation to IPP PHF Andrew for his dedicated leadership and wish President PHF Julie Mutoni every success as she leads the club in another impactful Rotary year.
An evening of fellowship, connection and service marked the Rotary Club of Kigali Golf's gathering at its new home, Century Park. Members and guests came together to strengthen friendships, welcome prospective Rotarians and celebrate the spirit of Rotary.
During the fellowship, President PHF Julie Mutoni shared the club's vision and priorities for the Rotary year, introduced the Board of Directors, and highlighted the club's flagship initiative to raise funds for a Holmium Laser System for CHUK Hospital. This life-changing project aims to improve the treatment of prostate conditions and kidney stones while expanding access to quality healthcare for patients across Rwanda.
The evening also celebrated the induction of new members and recognised the generosity of members who reaffirmed their commitment to The Rotary Foundation through PHF+1 contributions, reflecting Rotary's enduring spirit of giving and Service Above Self.
Members of the Rotary Club of Kigali Golf were privileged to hear an insightful presentation from Dr. Kondwani Precious Mwangala, PhD, Deputy Chief of Party for World Vision Rwanda's USDA Home-Grown School Feeding Program. He shared how integrated school feeding is strengthening nutrition, education, health and community resilience across Rwanda while highlighting the value of partnerships in expanding its reach.
The evening also featured a call to action from President Alex Ndibwami of the Rotary Club of Kigali Virunga, who encouraged members to support the upcoming Kigali Cancer Walk, reflecting Rotary's shared commitment to promoting healthier communities.
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