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Kigali reopens five buildings previously closed over fire safety concerns

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The City of Kigali has reopened five buildings that had been closed for failing to meet fire safety requirements after their owners implemented the necessary measures.

In a statement issued on November 13, 2026, the city authorities said the buildings had been cleared to resume operations after meeting the required fire prevention standards aimed at protecting lives and property.

The reopened buildings are Catchup Building in Remera, Gahoromani Market in Masaka, Real Contractors Workshop in Gikondo, Ntaganzwa House and Eden Tower, both located in Nyarugenge District.

The City of Kigali urged traders and other people operating in the buildings to continue complying with safety regulations, particularly those related to fire prevention.

It also called on owners of buildings that remain closed to speed up efforts to meet the required standards so that they can resume operations.

“The City of Kigali administration urges those whose buildings have not yet been reopened to expedite the implementation of fire prevention and wastewater management requirements,” the statement said.

The city reminded building owners and managers that they are responsible for ensuring their premises remain safe and regularly checking compliance with safety regulations to protect the lives and property of occupants, workers and visitors.

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