Huye District is one of the eight districts that make up Rwanda’s Southern Province. It has a total surface area of 581.5 square Kilometers. It has fourteen sectors and 77 sub-sectors with a total of 509 cells in total.
The district has a population of 290, 677 inhabitants with an average of 500 inhabitants per square kilometre

Huye District boarders with Nyanza district in the North, Gisagara in the east and south, Nyaruguru in the South West and Nyamagabe in the North West.
The hilly landscape protrudes from East to West but develops into a steep hilly and mountainous area as one moves towards the West and North West.

In the western part of the District are high undulating mountains including the famous Huye mountain. The District has rainfall distribution pattern of 1.200 mm and an average climate of 19°C

Apart from her natural beauty and scenery, Huye District is home to the National University of Rwanda, the oldest university in the country which has been a center of excellency for very many nationals and foreign students alike.

The National Museum which is home to Rwanda's cultural and historic heritage is also located in the district. The museum houses some of the remains of last known Rwandan kings surrounded by some of the most ancient tools and traditional hardware.

The district has, since 2006, focussed on skills development and capacity building in different sectors of the civil society. Training has since been done in the areas of ICT in-order to promote the country's vision 2020 of having an information driven society.

Leaders of the District have devised all forms of Information insemination and sensitisation of the population. The mediums sort so far to achieve this has been the website, a weekly radio program and a periodic newsletter.

Comprehensive District Development Plan