Lowest Unemployment in Rwanda

Top 49 cities ranked by lowest unemployment

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All Countries · Rwanda

Lowest Unemployment — Rwanda

1 Nyabitekeli 14 11.4%

2 Kirimbi 14 11.4%

3 Kora 14 11.4%

4 Mabanza 14 11.4%

5 Macuba 14 11.4%

6 Mahembe 14 11.4%

7 Mugina 15 11.4%

8 Muhanga 15 11.4%

9 Mukamira 14 11.4%

10 Mukingo 13 11.4%

11 Musanze 13 11.4%

12 Ndera 12 11.4%

13 Ngororero 14 11.4%

14 Kirambo 14 11.4%

15 Nyagatare 11 11.4%

16 Nyamata 11 11.4%

17 Nyanza 15 11.4%

18 Nzega 15 11.4%

19 Rangiro 14 11.4%

20 Ruhango 15 11.4%

21 Ruhuha 11 11.4%

22 Rwamagana 11 11.4%

23 Shangi 14 11.4%

24 Shyorongi 13 11.4%

25 Umutara 11 11.4%

26 Gisenyi 14 11.4%

27 Bugarama 14 11.4%

28 Bushekeri 14 11.4%

29 Bushenge 14 11.4%

30 Busogo 13 11.4%

31 Butare 15 11.4%

32 Byumba 13 11.4%

33 Cyangugu 14 11.4%

34 Cyato 14 11.4%

35 Gahini 11 11.4%

36 Gihombo 14 11.4%

37 Gikongoro 15 11.4%

38 Bugaragara 11 11.4%

39 Gitarama 15 11.4%

40 Gitesi 14 11.4%

41 Kagano 14 11.4%

42 Kamuhanda / Ruyenzi 15 11.4%

43 Karambi 14 11.4%

44 Karengera 14 11.4%

45 Kayonza 11 11.4%

46 Kibungo 11 11.4%

47 Kibuye 14 11.4%

48 Kigali 12 11.4%

49 Kinigi 13 11.4%

Cities with the lowest unemployment rates in Rwanda represent some of the strongest local job markets. Nyabitekeli has an unemployment rate of just 11.4%. These communities benefit from diverse economies, growing industries, or proximity to major employment centers.

Low unemployment often indicates a healthy local economy with strong demand for workers across multiple sectors. These cities tend to attract new residents and businesses, creating a positive economic cycle of growth and opportunity.

While low unemployment is generally positive, extremely tight labor markets can create challenges for businesses trying to hire and may contribute to upward pressure on wages and, consequently, prices for goods and services.

Did You Know?

1. Nyabitekeli's unemployment rate of 11.4% means virtually everyone who wants a job has one.
2. Cities with unemployment below 3% are generally considered to be at 'full employment' by economists.
3. Low unemployment can actually create challenges for businesses struggling to find workers to fill open positions.

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