Rwanda: How Kigali's Dedicated Bus Lanes Will Operate

In September 2024, the City of Kigali announced that it was set to pilot Dedicated Bus Lanes (DBL) within the next six months. Read more »

Africa: Africa's Path to Prosperity - From Hustles to Sustainable Businesses

Africa's economic narrative is often framed around its entrepreneurial spirit and vast potential. Yet, as The Economist's recent special report aptly highlights, this narrative has… Read more »

Rwanda: University Gender Ministers Meet for Equality Dialogue

Seven gender ministers drawn from public and private university campuses across the country have met to discuss how best to advocate for gender-responsive policies and create more… Read more »

Rwanda: Civic Education - 12th Edition of Urugerero Launched

Participants of the 12th edition of Urugerero, a national platform designed to instill civic education and core Rwandan values, officially launched on Monday, January 13, with a… Read more »

Rwanda: Fish Production Targets Revised As Govt Records Slight Increase

Fish production has slightly increased from 46,495 tonnes in 2023 to 48,133 tonnes in 2024 according to a new report by the Ministry of Agriculture and Animal Resources (MINAGRI)… Read more »

Rwanda: A Look At the Evolving Nature of Anti-Malarial Drugs in Rwanda

With the introduction of Dihydroartemisinin-piperaquine (DHAP) and artesunate-pyronaridine (ASPY) on the list of anti-malarial drugs available in Rwanda, the number of treatments… Read more »

Rwanda: How Podcasts Are Transforming Knowledge Consumption

In a world where time is scarce and screens dominate our attention, podcasts have emerged as the ultimate tool for on-the-go learning. From bite-sized insights to deep dives into… Read more »

Rwanda: HDI Launches Wash Programme in Rweru Sector

In partnership with the Water Fast project, Health Development Initiative (HDI), has launched a Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) programme in the Rweru Sector of Bugesera… Read more »

Central Africa: Rwanda's Horticulture Exports Rise By 29 Percent

Rwanda's horticulture exports increased by 29.1 per cent to reach slightly over $75 million (approx. Rwf104 billion) in 2023/2024, up from $58.16 million in the previous fiscal… Read more »

Rwanda: Govt Seeks Carbon Market for Rwf5bn Reforestation Project

The government's plan to discourage illegal logging in Nyungwe National Park is set to tap into the carbon market as a way to incentivize thousands of farmers to plant and protect… Read more »

Rwanda: Manizabayo Turns Focus On Tour Du Rwanda 2025

Rwandan rider Eric Manizabayo has said he is fully focused on improving his performance ahead of Tour du Rwanda 2025. The 17th edition of the continental cycling event is scheduled… Read more »

Rwanda: Gender Equality in 2024 - Milestones and the Road Ahead

Every year has its highs and lows, but what a year 2024 was! The main highlights of the year in terms of gender equality include advancements in family law, increased female… Read more »

Rwanda: From Hollywood to Kigali - How One Filmmaker Is Transforming Rwanda's Cinema Scene

Jean Bernard Rutagarama's journey in filmmaking has taken him from England to New York, and ultimately to Los Angeles, where he works as a cinematographer for NBC Universal. Read more »

Rwanda: The Tale of Prince Mucocori and the People of Bigogwe

The story of Prince Mucocori and Bigirimana's settlement in Bigogwe, northern Rwanda, is steeped in history and intrigue. Read more »

Rwanda: Who Are Rwanda's Top Football Prospects to Watch in 2025?

The next generation of superstars in world football has started making waves and they are being noticed globally. Read more »

Rwanda: Fitnesspoint Relocates to Remera With New Offers, Premium Facilities

Fitnesspoint, a fitness and wellness centre, officially relocated its Nyarutarama branch to a new facility in Remera. It is located at the former Sport View Hotel, opposite the… Read more »

Rwanda: Rwanda's Industry Output Up By 14.7 Percent in 2024

Rwanda's industrial production increased by 14.7 per cent in November 2024 compared to the same period the previous year, according to the latest industrial index by the National… Read more »

Rwanda: St. Louis Delegation Explores Investment Opportunities in Rwanda

Rwanda Development Board (RDB) Deputy CEO, Juliana Muganza, and other government officials on Monday, January 6, welcomed Rodney Boyd, head of a 15-member delegation from St.… Read more »

Rwanda: New Year Festivities and the State of the Nation

The festive season is over. The celebrations have ended, but hopefully not the goodwill, generosity and optimism. Counting the costs has begun. So too is reflection. It is always… Read more »

Rwanda: Burundian Officials Should Stop Trivialising the Genocide

The recent statements made by the Chief of Burundi's ruling party, downplaying the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda, are deeply offensive and unacceptable. Read more »

Rwanda: Rwanda Receives Over 100 New African Migrants From Libya

Rwandan immigration officers on Thursday, June 13, received 113 refugees and migrants from Libya. Read more »

Rwanda: Total Adoption of Electric Vehicles to Cost $900 Million

Total Adoption of electric vehicles and related solutions in Rwanda will require up to $900 million according to Patrick Karera, the Permanent Secretary at the Ministry of… Read more »

Rwanda: Rwandan Startup Using Artificial Intelligence to Scale Up COVID-19 Testing

As the world awaits medical breakthroughs to understand and curb the Covid-19 pandemic, bets are that solutions will come from developed markets. Read more »

Rwanda: Why Beekeepers Are Grappling With Drop in Honey Production

USE of pesticides in farming, traditional beekeeping techniques and drought continue to hurt honey production across the country, a study has shown. Read more »

Rwanda: Beekeepers to Use State Forests for Honey Production

The Government has granted the right to beekeepers to use state forests for farming activities as part of strategies to boost output and avert the shortage of honey in the country.… Read more »