Rwanda: Police Have Shown Title Ambitions, but Moussa Has One Concern

Police FC's impressive start to the Rwanda Premier League season has raised eyebrows, but head coach Ben Moussa admits one concern continues to trouble him despite the club's… Read more »

Rwanda: Diabetes and the Risks of High Blood Glucose

Jane (not real name), a middle-aged woman, found herself losing weight despite "eating well". After a check-up, her blood glucose levels were found to be very high. Later on, she… Read more »

Rwanda: Embrace Your Inner Cheerleader

Steven shifts nervously in his seat as we review his company's culture survey results. He has many reasons to celebrate. Employees love working at his company. They believe in its… Read more »

Africa: Africa's Business Heroes 2025 Awards Top Three Entrepreneurs

Entrepreneurs from Tanzania, Kenya and South Africa emerged as the top winners at the seventh Africa's Business Heroes (ABH) Grand Finale on December 13. Read more »

Rwanda: How Equity Ikimina Account Is Formalising Collective Saving for Inclusive Growth

On December 12, as community leaders, farmers, cooperatives and partners including Opportunity International Agriculture Finance, gathered in Huye District for the launch of the… Read more »

Rwanda: 'Play the Full Deck' Campaign Urges Employers to Embrace On-Job Inclusion

When 32-year-old Frederic Ntihemuka Murigo lost one of his legs in a car accident at age 12, he had little idea that the stigma surrounding disability would linger long after his… Read more »

Rwanda: What 4 Days in Akagera National Park Taught Me About Wildlife Conservation

The tires crunched over the red earth as we approached Akagera National Park, and the instant smell of wet grass and dust brought a childhood memory. I was back in Primary Six,… Read more »

Rwanda: Experts Urge Universities to Prepare Students to Solve African Problems

Experts have called on African universities to deliberately prepare students to understand the continent's political, governance, and development realities, arguing that Africa's… Read more »

Rwanda: Renewed Pledge to End Delays in VAT Refund Process

The government to address the persisting value-added tax (VAT) refund delays, which the members of the private sector said is a major challenge for cash flow and business growth. Read more »

Rwanda: Why Rwanda Still Imports Majority of Its Food Supply

Rwanda produces most of the food it needs, yet more than half of what is consumed is imported. This stark contradiction is seen in the recent published by the National Institute of… Read more »

Rwanda: Gatarayiha, Munyengango Promoted to Brigadier General As 20,000 Get New Ranks

President Paul Kagame has promoted two senior officers to the rank of Brigadier General in a wave of promotions that elevates more than 20,000 soldiers across all ranks, the Rwanda… Read more »

Rwanda: How the Washington Accords Implementation Is a Do or Die Deal for the African Continent

The Washington Accords for Peace and Prosperity between Rwanda and DR Congo are signed and done with. However, whether the letter and spirit of those accords will be respected is… Read more »

Rwanda: Must-Watch Movies, Shows to Get You in Festive Season

The festive season is slowly filling the air. From twinkling street lights to decorated buildings, with parties and events around every corner, it's the time of year when people… Read more »

Rwanda: Ban On Players Who Snub National Team Sparks Divided Opinions

The recent decision by local basketball governing body FERWABA to sanction players who reject invitations to the national team continues to divide opinion within the Rwandan… Read more »

Rwanda: Rwanda Steps Up Bid for ICTR Archives

Rwanda has renewed its long-standing demand to take custody of the archives of the now defunct International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) and its successor, the… Read more »

Rwanda: When Faith Becomes a Shield Against Gender-Based Violence

When Angelique Ingabire's cries for help went unheard at home, she turned to her church in the Maranyundo neighbourhood of Nyamata Sector, in Bugesera District. The mother of four… Read more »

Rwanda: Trinity Metals Plans to Tap Lithium Potential, Scale Mineral Production

The American firm looks to invest $20 million (about Rwf29bn) into lithium exploration. Read more »

Africa: Afcon 2025 - the Favourites, Outsiders and Dark Horses

Excitement builds up as Morocco welcomes the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) scheduled for December 21 to January 18, 2026. Read more »

Rwanda: Nurses Harness Digital Tools to Improve Maternal Health, Emergency Care

Nurses and midwives in Rwanda are using technology to care for patients, manage emergencies, and reach remote communities. For example, mobile apps like the Safe Delivery… Read more »

Rwanda: Kagame Urges Greater Dedication As New Ministers Take Oath

President Paul Kagame on Wednesday, December 11, urged leaders to recommit to serving the nation with strength and dedication as he presided over the swearing-in of newly appointed… Read more »

Rwanda: Over 20,000 Burundi Troops Fuelling Eastern DR Congo Crisis - Kagame

President Paul Kagame has accused neighbouring Burundi of escalating the decades-long conflict in eastern DR Congo, pointing out that more than 20,000 Burundian troops have been… Read more »

Rwanda: Why Are the Next 5 Years Crucial in Global Health? How Do We Fund Health?

On December 5, Rwanda signed a five-year, $228 million partnership with the United States--an investment framed as a commitment to save lives, strengthen Rwanda's health system,… Read more »

Burundi: Nduhungirehe Cites Burundi's Role in Regional Destabilisation

Foreign affairs minister Olivier Nduhungirehe has refuted Burundi's claims that Rwanda is planning to attack Bujumbura, arguing instead that it is Burundi's actions that pose a… Read more »

Rwanda: AFC/M23 Orders FARDC Soldiers in Uvira to Surrender

The AFC/M23 movement has asked Congolese armed forces (FARDC) and their allied militias present in and around Uvira city to lay down their arms "immediately and unconditionally." Read more »

Burundi: Burundi Must Be Held Accountable for Renewed Violence in South Kivu

The ongoing violence which escalated way before Rwanda and the DR Congo signed the Washington Accords on Peace and Prosperity has led to immense violence for the people of South… Read more »