Rwanda: Kigali Commuters Hail New Public Transport Model

For years, the morning routine for many Kigali residents involved challenges at the bus terminal. People would wait in indefinite lines for a bus to fill up before it would move. Read more »

Rwanda: Unseen Battles - the Nights Rwanda Was Meant to Fall, and Why It Didn't

Rwanda has grown accustomed to living with dangers the world refuses to hear, or believe, and it still remains unknown how narrowly the nation escaped catastrophe on November 25,… Read more »

Rwanda: Aces' Cooling Festival Inspires Students to Shape Rwanda's Transformation

Rwanda must continue to invest early in preparing young people for the sustainable cooling and cold-chain sector, according to Dr Jean Baptiste Ndahetuye, Research Lead at the… Read more »

Rwanda: Mediating Marital Disputes Require Tailored, Cautious Approach

The remarks on Monday by the Chief Justice about the complexities of mediating divorce cases offer an important moment of reflection for our society. Rwanda has made good progress… Read more »

Rwanda: Rwanda Super Cup Set for January 10, 2026

Rwandan champions APR FC will face arch-rivals Rayon Sports in the 2026 Super Cup scheduled for January 10, 2026. Read more »

Rwanda: Flomo On Target Again As 10-Man Al Hilal Edge Mukura

Al Hilal SC maintained their unbeaten run with a commanding 2-0 win over Mukura Victory Sports on Monday at Kigali Pele Stadium. Read more »

Rwanda: How New Multicurrency Market Could Boost Access to Foreign Capital

Rwanda Stock Exchange (RSE) recently launched a Multicurrency Denominated Securities Market Segment (MDS), allowing investors to issue and trade securities in multiple currencies… Read more »

Rwanda: MPs Vow to Fast-Track Decent Housing for Nyabisindu Families

As initial construction progresses on the Nyabisindu Rehousing Project's model village, Members of Parliament have assured over 1,600 families that their decent houses will be… Read more »

Rwanda: Divorce Cases Remain Challenging for Mediation - Chief Justice

Mediation has delivered significant results in Rwanda's justice system, with more than 20,000 cases resolved in 2025 across business, family, governance, and employment-related… Read more »

Rwanda: Kagame Talks Rwanda's Mineral Wealth, Questions Baseless Narratives

President Paul Kagame has dismissed the claims that minerals exported from Rwanda originate from DR Congo, pointing out that the country has its own verified deposits, including… Read more »

Rwanda: Kagame On Why Trump-Mediated Peace Process Is Different From Past Efforts

President Paul Kagame has talked about why he thinks the peace process mediated by U.S. President Donald Trump is different from previous attempts to resolve the crisis in eastern… Read more »

Rwanda: Burundian, Congolese Soldiers Withdraw to Bujumbura Amid M23 Rebel Advance - Reports

Scores of Burundian and Congolese soldiers fled to Burundi on Monday, December 8, as fighting with the AFC/M23 rebels escalated in South Kivu, eastern DR Congo, media reports said. Read more »

Rwanda: DR Congo - Fighting Inches Closer to Uvira After AFC/M23 Secures Two Towns

Fighting between the Congolese army coalition and the AFC/M23 rebels has moved towards Uvira, a strategic town in South Kivu province that remains under government control. Read more »

Rwanda: 'God Painted Our Story' - Tracing Ambassadors of Christ Choir's 30 Years of Ministry

For those who have followed the Ambassadors of Christ Choir over the past three decades, it is clear that their journey has been anything but smooth--yet undeniably rewarding and… Read more »

Rwanda: 'No One's Place Is Safe,' Zouabi Warns Players to Up Their Level

Rwanda's handball national team head coach, Hafedh Zouabi, has warned his players that they risk losing their places on the squad for the 2026 Africa Nations Handball Championship… Read more »

Rwanda: Community Savings Groups - How to Use Them Wisely

If you've ever joined an ikimina -- a community savings and loan group -- you already understand one of Rwanda's greatest financial strengths: collective saving (kwizigamira… Read more »

Rwanda: Inside the Mind of an Abuser - Insights From a Psychologist

In Rwanda, gender-based violence (GBV) remains a deeply entrenched social problem, often hidden behind closed doors, cultural norms, and family secrecy. Read more »

Rwanda: PM Nsengiyumva in Côte d'Ivoire for Ouattara's Inauguration

Prime Minister Justin Nsengiyumva on Sunday, December 7, arrived in Abidjan, the capital of Côte d'Ivoire, where he will attend the inauguration of President-elect Alassane… Read more »

Rwanda: Al-Merrikh Edge As Kigali to Ease Pressure On Novic

Darko Novic's Al-Merrikh secured their third victory of the Rwanda Premier League campaign by defeating AS Kigali 2-1 at Kigali Pelé Stadium on Sunday, December 7. Read more »

Rwanda: Over 300 Congolese Refugees Return Home As Fighting Eases in Kamanyola

At least 330 Congolese refugees have returned to their country after fighting eased in Kamanyola, South Kivu, the Ministry of Emergency Management said on Sunday, December 7. Read more »

Rwanda: What Rwandan Catholics Say As Church Marks 125 Years

As the Catholic Church marked 125 years since its arrival in Rwanda on Saturday, December 6, Christians reflected on what the milestone means to them. Read more »

Congo-Kinshasa: It Is Not Too Late for Kinshasa to Right Things in Eastern DR Congo

The return this weekend of more than 300 Congolese refugees from Kamanyola is a welcome reminder that peace, even when fragile, remains possible. Each family crossing back with… Read more »

Rwanda: Kigali's Wetlands Revamp Inspires a New Urban Vision

As climate change tightens its grip and urban populations grow, the urgency of adopting nature-based solutions has never been more pressing. Rwanda's latest initiative, the Kigali… Read more »

Rwanda: Nearly 1,000 Abandoned Mines Set for Restoration By 2030

The Government plans to rehabilitate 994 abandoned mining and quarrying sites by 2030 in partnership with various stakeholders, according to a new climate action plan covering… Read more »

Rwanda: New Pilot Project to Track How Climate Change Drives Disease

The government is set to pilot a project to quantify climate-related health impacts by integrating climate and health data into early warning systems, officials have announced. Read more »