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Brasseries et Limonaderies du Rwanda, begun at Gisenyi on Lake Kivu in November 1957 by the Congo brewer Bralima; the first Primus was bottled in 1959. Heineken took 70 per cent in 1971, a Coca-Cola bottling plant opened in Kigali in 1974, Mützig followed in 1987 and Guinness under licence in 1989. Badly damaged in 1994, it restarted a few months after October 1994. Listed on the Rwanda Stock Exchange (BLRW) after the government's first public offering, announced in 2009; a new production line at Rubavu opened on 20 March 2024. Primus, Mützig, Turbo King, Amstel Malt, Heineken, Legend, Huza. unverified info