OWNER OF KCT(Kigali city Tower)


Hatari Sekoko’s rise to wealth and influence is one of Rwanda’s most inspiring success stories. Starting out as a humble coffee trader, he steadily grew into one of the country’s most prominent real estate moguls. Today, he is best known for reshaping Kigali’s skyline and hospitality industry through his investment company, Doyelcy Capital Partners.

One of his most iconic projects is the Kigali Marriott Hotel, a five-star luxury establishment that helped elevate Rwanda’s tourism image on the international stage. Another major development under his name is the Kigali City Tower, one of the tallest and most recognizable buildings in the country. These landmarks are more than just buildings—they represent Rwanda’s ambition to modernize, attract international business, and provide high-end services.


Hatari Sekoko’s estimated net worth is around $97 million, placing him among Rwanda’s top five richest individuals. But wealth alone doesn’t define his legacy. Through his businesses, he has created jobs for hundreds of Rwandans and supported the government’s vision of transforming Kigali into a model city for Africa. His success in real estate is also linked with investments in agriculture and renewable energy, making his business portfolio both diverse and sustainable.

More than a businessman, Sekoko is seen as a symbol of Rwanda’s new generation of private-sector leaders—those who dream big, invest wisely, and contribute to national growth. His work has helped boost Rwanda’s reputation as a rising destination for business, tourism, and innovation. Locals and visitors alike can see his influence just by walking through the heart of Kigali.

Alongside Hatari Sekoko, Rwanda’s wealthy elite includes names like President Paul Kagame, with significant stakes in business through Crystal Ventures, and industrialist Tribert Rujugiro Ayabatwa, whose Pan African Tobacco Group has brought him regional recognition. Regis Rugemanshuro in telecoms and Egide Gatera in oil, tea, and banking also rank among the wealthiest.

But what makes Hatari Sekoko stand out is his dedication to building infrastructure that changes the daily lives of people. His legacy isn’t just counted in dollars, but in the beauty and utility of what he leaves behind: world-class hotels, commercial towers, and opportunities for the next generation of Rwandan entrepreneurs.

His story is a clear reminder that success is possible when vision meets determination. Hatari Sekoko didn’t just chase profit—he built a future, not only for himself but for his country.


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