June 28
Rwanda: Can the 'Madman Theory' Oust the Tutsi From Their Historical Homelands?
At the height of the Vietnam War in the fall of 1969, President Richard Nixon deployed the "madman theory," a political strategy built on projecting irrationality to force… Read more »
June 25
Rwanda: Experts Urge Detention Reforms to Protect Women, Children
Women and children in detention across Africa continue to face risks ranging from inadequate reproductive healthcare and poor mental health support to separation from their… Read more »
June 24
Rwanda: What to Know As Ex-Ferwafa Boss Seeks Bail
The High Court in Kigali is expected to rule on June 30 on a request for provisional release filed by former Secretary General of the Rwanda Football Federation (FERWAFA), Adolphe… Read more »
June 22
Rwanda: Former Ferwafa Boss Kalisa's Court Hearing Postponed
The High Court in Kigali has postponed the hearing on the provisional release application filed by former Rwanda Football Federation (FERWAFA) Secretary General Adolphe Kalisa,… Read more »
June 19
Rwanda: Genocide Survivors Urge Australia's Griffith University to Disassociate With Judi Rever
Genocide survivors' organisations from Rwanda and across the diaspora have called on Australia's Griffith University to sever any association with Judi Rever, a Canadian author and… Read more »
June 17
Rwanda: Over 600 Genocide Convicts Complete Reintegration Programme Ahead of Release
A total of 644 inmates convicted for their role in the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi have completed a specialised reintegration programme designed to prepare them for a… Read more »
Africa: Rwanda, South Africa Move to Ease Visa Restrictions
Rwanda and South Africa have agreed to take steps toward easing travel restrictions and improving mobility between their citizens, including progress on visa normalisation and… Read more »
June 16
Rwanda: High Court Rejects Ingabire's Objections, Orders Trial to Proceed
The High Court in Kigali on Tuesday, June 16 ruled that the trial of Victoire Umuhoza Ingabire proceed, dismissing objections she had raised on Monday that she was not ready to… Read more »
Rwanda: Félicien Kabuga - a Life of Greed, Genocide and Impunity
Félicien Kabuga, once one of the most wanted fugitives from justice with a $5 million bounty on his head, died in UN medical facilities in The Hague on 16 May 2026. The… Read more »
June 11
Rwanda: Why Rwanda's Crypto Law Matters More for Payments Than Crypto
When the 2026 law regulating virtual asset business was published in the Official Gazette on May 28, much of the commentary focused on what it bans: individuals cannot trade as a… Read more »
June 12
Rwanda: Rwanda Rejects HRW Allegations in 'Selective' DR Congo Report
The Rwandan government has dismissed allegations contained in a new Human Rights Watch (HRW) report, accusing the organization of selective scrutiny that downplays abuses by… Read more »
June 11
Rwanda: Inside Rwanda's New Virtual Assets Law Primed to Protect Investors, Consumers
Rwanda has adopted a new law regulating virtual asset business, establishing a legal framework for companies involved in cryptocurrencies, stablecoin, and other blockchain-based… Read more »
June 08
Rwanda: 'Don't You Remember Me?' - the Gaslighting Trick Scammers Use
It is almost instinctive that when someone approaches you with a warm smile, you assume you know them. You smile back, exchange greetings, and search your memory for a name or face… Read more »
June 04
Rwanda: Want to Change Your Name? What You Need to Know About New Rules
People seeking to change their names will now follow revised procedures under a new Ministerial Order that aims to improve service delivery, strengthen verification requirements,… Read more »
June 03
Rwanda: Genocide Survivors, Activists Welcome New Memorial Unveiled in Paris
Genocide survivors and representatives of survivor organizations, and activists have welcomed the inauguration of a new memorial in Paris dedicated to the victims of the 1994… Read more »
June 02
Rwanda: All You Need to Know About Genocide Memorial Unveiled in France
A new permanent memorial dedicated to the victims of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda was unveiled on Tuesday, June 2, in Paris. Read more »
Rwanda: Why Egyptian Judge Dissented in Rwanda-UK Migration Case
An Egyptian judge on a three-member panel issued a dissenting opinion as the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) ruled that the United Kingdom does not have to pay Rwanda more… Read more »
Rwanda: Kagame, Macron Unveil Memorial for Genocide Against the Tutsi
President Paul Kagame and his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday, June 2, unveiled the first permanent memorial for the victims of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in… Read more »
May 29
East Africa: East African Police Swat Training Concludes in Bugesera
Minister of Interior Vincent Biruta on Thursday, May 28, officiated the closing ceremony of the Eastern Africa Police Chiefs Cooperation Organization (EAPCCO) Plus Joint SWAT… Read more »
May 28
Rwanda: How New Immunity Provision Could Protect Human Rights Body Staff
A new immunity provision is expected to strengthen the independence of staff at Rwanda's National Commission for Human Rights (NCHR) by protecting them from legal action, arrest,… Read more »
May 27
Rwanda: All You Need to Know As Rwanda National Police Turn 25
Twenty-five years ago, Rwanda took a major step in rebuilding its security sector by establishing the Rwanda National Police (RNP), a unified force that has since grown into one of… Read more »
Rwanda: Kagame Hails Police for 25 Years of Service
President Paul Kagame has commended the Rwanda National Police (RNP) for its 25 years of service, praising officers for their dedication, courage, and professionalism in ensuring… Read more »
Rwanda: How New Law Reshaped Electoral Colleges
A new organic law governing elections now allows the composition of electoral colleges to be determined through a Presidential Order instead of being fixed in the law itself, a… Read more »
May 25
Rwanda: Access to Finance Rwanda Honours Genocide Victims, Donates Cows to Survivors in Bigogwe
Access to Finance Rwanda (AFR) staff, on May 22, gathered at the Bigogwe Genocide Memorial in Rubavu District to honour victims of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi and support… Read more »
May 21
Rwanda: Kabuga's Death Exposes 'Systemic Gap' in International Justice - UN Judge
The death of Genocide suspect Félicien Kabuga before standing a trial has exposed what the judge at a UN tribunal described as a "systemic gap" in international criminal… Read more »
