Rwanda: Court Postpones Yampano's Video Leak Case

Kicukiro Primary Court has adjourned the trial of Patrick Ishimwe, widely known as Pazzo Man, and John Kalisa, known as Kjohn, the key suspects in the video leak saga involving… Read more »

Rwanda: 16 Days of Activism - the Work Against GBV Is Not Nearly Done

Every November 25 marks the beginning of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, a global campaign that invites us to confront a painful truth, that while progress… Read more »

Rwanda: How Akagera Park's Rwf1.2bn Community Fund Will Be Spent

Districts surrounding Akagera National Park received dummy cheques on Saturday worth Rwf1.2 billion under the national Tourism Revenue Sharing programme, which channels part of… Read more »

Rwanda: Rwanda to Build Jamaica's Digital Justice System in $4.6m Deal

The government has secured a USD 4.6 million (Rwf 6.6 billion) contract to design and deploy Jamaica's Integrated Electronic Case Management System (IECMS), marking one of its most… Read more »

Rwanda: Fireworks Traders Tipped On Safety Compliance Ahead of Festive Season

As the year draws to a close, authorities are intensifying efforts to ensure fireworks traders strictly comply with safety regulations to prevent accidents during the festive… Read more »

Rwanda: Rwandans Most Vulnerable to Online Fraud When Creating Accounts, Report Finds

Rwandan consumers face the highest risk of digital fraud during account creation, with 2.8 per cent of attempts identified as suspicious between February and May, according to a… Read more »

Rwanda: Rwandans in France Shed Light On Petition Against Radio France

The Rwandan Community in France (RCF) has shed light on a formal petition it recently filed to ARCOM, France's media regulator, accusing Radio France Internationale (RFI) of… Read more »

Rwanda: Goma Airport Can Only Be Reopened By AFC/M23, Say Rebels

The AFC/M23 movement has dismissed what it calls Kinshasa's "illusory" announcement on plans to reopen Goma International Airport, insisting that only the rebel authorities, who… Read more »

Rwanda: G7 Foreign Ministers Urge 'Good Faith' in DR Congo Peace Process

The foreign ministers of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States, organised under the G7 forum, have called for "good faith" from all… Read more »

Rwanda: Rwanda, Poland Partner With UN to Boost Industrial Safety

Rwanda has partnered with the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) and the Government of Poland to strengthen national capacities for responding to industrial… Read more »

Rwanda: Victoire Ingabire Trial Heads to Supreme Court for Constitutional Interpretation

The Supreme Court has begun hearing a constitutional challenge filed by Victoire Ingabire Umuhoza, who contests Article 106 of Nº 027/2019 of 19/09/2019, of the Law Relating… Read more »

Rwanda: Nearly 300 New Homes to Be Built for Genocide Survivors

The government has unveiled plans to construct 296 new houses for vulnerable survivors of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. Read more »

Rwanda: Six Districts On the Spot Over Misusing Funds Meant for Genocide Survivors' Homes

The Parliamentary Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has issued a warning to six districts accused of mismanaging funds earmarked for building homes for survivors of the 1994 Genocide… Read more »

Congo-Kinshasa: Kinshasa Skips Signing of Doha Peace Deal

The Congolese government and the AFC/M23 movement were expected to meet in Doha, Qatar, on Tuesday, November 11, to advance the ongoing peace negotiations, with reports saying a… Read more »

Rwanda: No One From Outside Will Come to Save Us - Kagame to Leaders

President Paul Kagame has urged leaders to reject dependency and embrace self-reliance, reminding them that Rwanda's progress depends on its own people, not "saviors from outside." Read more »

Rwanda: Schools Strengthen Malaria Prevention As Cases Rise

As the country faces a surge in malaria cases this rainy season, boarding schools are stepping up prevention measures to keep students safe. Read more »

Rwanda: Victoire Ingabire's Family and the New Face of Genocide Denial

Let's begin with a confession: if irony had a heartbeat, it would have flatlined on August 19, 2025. That was the day The Hill -- an American publication that usually writes about… Read more »

Rwanda: MPs Demand Swift Reopening of Idle Mines to Curb Illegal Extraction, Job Losses

Lawmakers have called for urgent action to reopen abandoned mining sites across the country, warning that delays in reallocating suspended licenses are fueling illegal mining, job… Read more »

Rwanda: East African Police Forces, China Eye Deeper Ties

The Eastern Africa Police Chiefs Cooperation Organization (EAPCCO) and the Chinese Ministry of Public Security have pledged to strengthen collaboration in law enforcement and… Read more »

Rwanda: Rwanda, Kenya 'Finalising' Defence Pact

The Chief of Kenya Defence Forces, Gen Charles Muriu Kahariri, on Wednesday, November 5, held high-level discussions with Rwandan defence and security officials aimed at… Read more »

Rwanda: Why Parliament Upheld Rwf3,000 As Minimum Pay for Accident Victims

A new law on accident compensation, enacted in October 2025, upheld Rwf3,000 as the minimum daily compensation for victims without verifiable income, an amount originally… Read more »

Rwanda: Nyabihu Officials Appear in Court Over Genocide Survivors' Houses

Mukamira Primary Court on Tuesday, October 28, initiated the pre-trial hearing for 16 Nyabihu District officials accused of allegedly misusing public funds meant for the… Read more »

Rwanda: Registration for Digital ID Begins With Southern Province

The nationwide identity verification and photo registration exercise for Rwanda's upcoming Single Digital ID kicked off on Tuesday, October 28, starting with Huye, Gisagara and… Read more »

Rwanda: Over 90% of Rwanda's Historical Artifacts Still Held in Europe

Over 90 per cent of Rwanda's historical artifacts including cultural materials, political documents, songs, and visuals that are crucial in defining the uniqueness of Rwandans,… Read more »

Rwanda: Inside Rwanda's Quiet War On Cross-Border Vehicle Theft

When the Rwanda Investigation Bureau (RIB) handed over five stolen cars to South African authorities on October 25, it was more than a symbolic gesture of cooperation. It was the… Read more »