The purpose of this law is to implement the Convention on the prohibition of the development, production, stockpiling and use of chemical weapons and on their destruction.

This document contains Ministerial Instructions regulating private certification bodies offering product and system certification; Ministerial Order granting legal status to the Association «Rwanda Dental Association (RDA) » and approving its Legal Representatives; Ministerial Order granting legal status to the Association «Rwanda Association of Environmental Health Practitioners (RWAEH) » and approving its Legal Representatives; Ministerial Order granting legal status to the Association «Rwanda Society of Ultrasound (RSU) » and approving its Legal Representatives; and Ministerial Order granting legal status of the Association «Christian Life Assembly (C.L.A)» and approving its Legal Representatives.

This document contains law modifying and complementing Law n° 49/2013 of 28/06/2013 establishing Road Maintenance Fund (RMF) and determining its mission, organisation and functioning; law regulating the tourism industry in Rwanda; law authorizing ratification of the tripartite mutual peace and security pact, signed at Kampala, Uganda on 20 February 2014; the presidential order determining the organisation and functioning of the adminsitrative organs of the village; and the presidential order determining organization of the cell council.

This law amends Article 2 of Organic Law n° 11/2007 of 16/03/2007 concerning transfer of cases to the Republic of Rwanda from the international criminal tribunal for Rwanda and other States.

The first law establishes and organizes the real property valuation profession in Rwanda. The second law governs electronic transactions, electronic messages and prevention of misuse of computers in electronic transactions, electronic signature and all other applications relating to information technology.

The purpose of these regulations is to regulate the public offer of Asset Backed Securities in Rwanda.

This is a regulation on book building.

These regulations are established to guide the market practitioners and their clients on how to lodge their complaints.

This guide describes the capital market authority’s approach to exercising the main enforcement powers given to it by the Capital Markets Act 2011.

These principles are established to guide the capital market practitioners so as to transact capital market business with the highest degree of professionalism.

The purpose of these Regulations is to regulate the public offer of capital markets securities in Rwanda.

These regulations are issued to guide the market players on how they should conduct themselves while transacting capital market business in Rwanda.

These regulations are aimed at establishing guidelines on how custodians are licensed to operate on the capital market.

The purpose of these regulations is to establish a scheme to be known as the Compensation Scheme for the purpose of compensating persons who suffer pecuniary loss from any defalcation or fraud committed by any licensed dealer, its representative or investment adviser or any employee of such dealer or investment adviser or by any officer or employee of a stock exchange.

The purpose of these Regulations is to regulate the public offer of Capital market debt securities in Rwanda.

The purpose of these regulations is to facilitate the investors to access long term funds through the issuance of regional bonds.

This document provides regulations on capital markets in Rwanda.

Guidelines to develop and broaden the money market and also provide an additional financial instrument to investors.

These guidelines govern the development of Real Estate Investment Trusts referred to as “DREIT” in these guidelines.