May 01
Rwanda: Visit Rwanda Wins, Regardless of the Champions League Outcome
Rwanda's decision to partner with some of Europe's biggest football clubs--Arsenal, Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) and Atlético Madrid--was never just about the sport. It even,… Read more »
Rwanda: What Chances Do Rwandan Teams Stand to Win Cavb Men's Club Championship?
Rwanda Energy Group (REG) and Police VC have emerged as strong contenders for a medal at the 47th African Men's Club Volleyball Championship, currently underway in Kigali from… Read more »
April 30
Uganda: Man Who Murdered Toddlers Sentenced to Death
The High Court in Kampala, Uganda has sentenced Christopher Okello Onyum, 38, to death after convicting him of murdering four toddlers at an early childhood development centre in… Read more »
Rwanda: King James' 20 Years in the Game and the Art of Staying Relevant
Rwandan R&B star King James has described his two-decade journey in music as both long and deeply rewarding--defined by persistence, artistic growth, and a strong, enduring… Read more »
Rwanda: What's Shaping Rwanda's Labour Trends?
As Rwanda marks International Labour Day, new data shows a labour market steadily transforming, with gains in job creation, participation and incomes, even as concerns over job… Read more »
Rwanda: Inside Rwanda's Changing Labour Market
As Rwandans join the world to mark International labour day on May 1st, a new report shows that more Rwandans are working and unemployment is declining, but high informality and… Read more »
Rwanda: 'What Did You Do to Stop Being Tutsi?' a Survivor Writes Back
At the heart of Rugeshi Hill Where Humanity Was Buried is not only a story of survival, but a careful reconstruction of how violence was normalised long before the 1994 Genocide… Read more »
Rwanda: Digital Gigs Open Doors but Expose Workers to Risks
In the early hours of the morning, 26-year-old Levy Muhire manages social media pages for a local business, responding to clients and scheduling content. By afternoon, he takes on… Read more »
Rwanda: Do Workers in Rwanda Know Their Rights?
Across the country, workplaces are increasingly shaped by formal labour laws, expanding awareness campaigns, and growing attention to worker wellbeing. Read more »
Rwanda: Kwizera Eyes Derby Win to Reignite Rayon Title Bid
Rayon Sports FC goalkeeper Olivier Kwizera believes Rayon beating APR FC in Saturday's highly anticipated Kigali derby can bring them back in the title race. Read more »
Rwanda: Progress in Mining Is Clear, but Workers Deserve More
As Rwanda celebrates Labour Day 2026, it is important to reflect not only on the challenges workers face, but also on the progress made. In the mining sector, where work is often… Read more »
Rwanda: Usa Beat Italy to Win ICC Women's Challenge Trophy in Kigali
In a match that could either have sealed the title or thrown it wide open, the United States women's national cricket team were tested by Italy before asserting their dominance… Read more »
April 29
Rwanda: Rwanda Considers Restricting Social Media Use for Children Under 16
The government is considering introducing a law that would restrict children under the age of 16 from using social media platforms, in an effort to strengthen child protection in… Read more »
Rwanda: Who Is Eligible for Rwanda's $100m SME Fund?
SMEs will get a grace period of up to 24 months while they stabilise and expand. Read more »
Rwanda: Kagame Expected in Botswana for State Visit
President Paul Kagame is expected in Botswana from May 6 to 7 at the invitation of the country's President Duma Gideon Boko. Read more »
Rwanda: Are Rising Fuel Prices Driving e-Mobility Transition?
When Longtai Auto Rwanda, a distributor of electric vehicles (EVs), began operations in Rwanda in June 2025, it sold only six cars in its first month. Read more »
Rwanda: Experts Call for Policy Reforms to Ease Fuel Cost Pressures
Rising fuel prices have become a daily concern for households and businesses in Rwanda, reshaping how people move, work, and spend. Read more »
Rwanda: Top Seven Global Scholarships, Grants Available for Rwandans
You have the grades, the idea or the drive. What you might need is backing. Read more »
Rwanda: Ngororero, Rutsiro to Get Equipment to Shore Up Fight Against Child Stunting
The United Nations World Food Programme on Tuesday, April 28, handed over anthropometric equipment to the Rwanda Biomedical Centre (RBC) in suupport of efforts to strengthen child… Read more »
Rwanda: The Divorce Paradox - Why Many Marriages Don't Last
Rwanda's rising divorce rate may strike many as paradoxical. Our society is deeply religious, with more than 90% of the population identifying as Christian. Marriage continues to… Read more »
Rwanda: A Diaspora Influencer's Digital Fight for Memory and Truth
For many young Rwandans in the diaspora, the commemoration of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi is no longer confined to memorial sites or community gatherings. Read more »
Rwanda: Filming Survivors' Stories Reshaped His Understanding of Genocide
For Rwandan filmmaker Alexandre Sibomana, videography has evolved from a creative pursuit into a powerful lens through which to understand one of the country's darkest chapters. Read more »
Rwanda: Canalbox Case a Wake-Up Call for Service Providers
For many Rwandans, internet access is no longer a luxury; it is a necessity. When that service fails, the impact is immediate and costly. The recent issues faced by CanalBox… Read more »
Rwanda: Expanded Bus Lanes Cut Commute Times, Ease Congestion
Commuters in Kigali are reporting faster journeys and more reliable services just days after the expansion of dedicated bus lanes across key city corridors. Read more »
Rwanda: Govt Prioritises Workplace Wellness to Boost Output
As Rwandans joined the world to mark World Day for Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) on Tuesday, officials called for stronger workplace wellness systems to boost productivity… Read more »










