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Shown within South Province and Rwanda |
Huye is a district (akarere) in South Province, Rwanda. Its capital is Butare, Rwanda's traditional second city. The city itself has also sometimes been known as Huye since 2006, when the district was formed.
The district contains Butare, which was Rwanda's colonial capital, and traditional "second city." Butare is home to the National University of Rwanda and the National Museum of Rwanda, attracting many visitors annually. The district is also home to Mount Huye and the Maraba Coffee fair-trade cooperative.
Huye district is divided into 14 sectors (imirenge): Gishamvu, Karama, Kigoma, Kinazi, Maraba, Mbazi, Mukura, Ngoma, Ruhashya, Huye, Rusatira, Rwantiro, Simbi and Tumba.
| Districts of Rwanda | |
| East Province |
Bugesera | Gatsibo | Kayonza | Kirehe | Ngoma | Nyagatare | Rwamagana |
| Kigali Province |
Gasabo | Kicukiro | Nyarugenge |
| North Province | |
| South Province |
Gisagara | Huye | Kamonyi | Muhanga | Nyamagabe | Nyanza | Nyaruguru | Ruhango |
| West Province |
Karongi | Ngororero | Nyabihu | Nyamasheke | Rubavu | Rusizi | Rutsiro |
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