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The average employee in Rwanda earned RWF 83,110 a month in 2025, but the median was about RWF 39,000. So half of all paid employees earned less than that.
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Rwanda's labour law says an order of the Minister in charge of labour sets the minimum wage. We found no published order with a figure, so we can't give a legal amount.
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The Ministry of Education raised teachers' pay in August 2022 by RWF 50,849 for A2, RWF 54,916 for A1 and RWF 70,195 for A0. Those are the last official figures we found.
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