Until 2021, at least fifty percent of all content provided by radio broadcasters and free-to-air TV licensees must be produced by Rwandan citizens or legal entities majority-owned by Rwandan citizens, with an additional five percent sourced from independent local producers.
Since 2022, qualifying conditions for 'local content' are no longer associated with ownership by Rwandan citizens. Hence, these are no longer recorded as restrictions under the OECD FDI RRI.
"Article 2:  Definition of terms
For the purpose of this Regulation, the following terms mean:
1. Broadcasting service:  any service which consists of the broadcasting of audio or audio-visual programs to the public, group of the public or subscribers to such service or a class of provided services;
7. Local content: means an FM radio and Freeto-Air television content program having one of the following requirements: 
- at least fifty percent of actors or artistes of the produced content are Rwandans; 
- The place of shooting, in case of audiovisual content or area of performance was in Rwanda; 
- The produced content is in Kinyarwanda.
- The produced content deals with issues that are unique and relevant to social, culture, economic and education context of Rwanda. 
[...]
Article 32:  Local content A minimum of fifty per cent (50%) of the broadcasting time of local FM broadcasting radio and Free-to-Air TV channel must be allocated to local content program. [...]" (REGULATION Nº017/R/MR-ICT/ RURA/2022 OF 17/01/22 GOVERNING BROADCASTING SERVICES IN RWANDA)
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Previously up to 2022
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"CHAPTER 3: Programme content [...]
Article 28: Local content 
A minimum of fifty (50) per cent of all content provided by the radio broadcaster and free to air licensee, measured as a weekly average over the period of a year, must be produced by: 
(a) a natural person who is a citizen of, and permanently resident in Rwanda ;
(b) a legal person, the majority of whose directors or shareholders are citizens and permanently residing in Rwanda ;
Notwithstanding the provisions above, the radio broadcaster and free to air licensee shall ensure that at least five (5) per cent of local content aired by the licensee shall be produced and supplied to the licensee by independent local producers.[...]" (Regulations for Broadcasting services, 2013)

REGULATION Nº017/R/MR-ICT/ RURA/2022 OF 17/01/22 GOVERNING BROADCASTING SERVICES IN RWANDA
Regulations for Broadcasting services, 2013
[<a href="https://rura.rw/fileadmin/Documents/ICT/Laws/FINAL_REGULATION_GOVERNING__BROADCASTING_SERVICES_IN_RWANDA_.pdf">Reg</a>],[<a href="rura.rw/fileadmin/docs/Board_Decisions/broadcasting-regulations-final-web.pdf">Reg</a>]