Rwanda: Rwandan Artist Turns History Into Art for Teenage Readers

Emmanuel Dushimimana, a 26 year-old self-taught digital artist, has written and illustrated a book that tells the story of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in a way that… Read more »

Rwanda: Lower Certification Fees Drive Business Growth in Rwanda

Businesses across Rwanda are expressing renewed optimism following the government's decision to significantly cut the cost of standard certification services, a move that has… Read more »

Rwanda: Senate Presses for Guidelines On Kinyarwanda Teaching for Rwandans Abroad

The Senate has called for a reform of how Kinyarwanda and Rwandan culture are taught to citizens living abroad, stressing the importance of modernized curricula, better… Read more »

Rwanda: Rwanda's Procurement Profession Steps Into New Era With Watchdog but Questions Linger

Professional bodies are central to how modern economies regulate themselves. From medicine and law, to accountancy and engineering, such institutions enforce standards, promote… Read more »

Rwanda: Govt Moves to Shield Economy From Climate Shocks

The government has introduced a new disaster risk financing strategy to strengthen its ability to respond to climate-related shocks that have cost the economy an estimated 1.75… Read more »

Rwanda: Rwanda Joins Regional Initiative to Integrate Climate Action Into Education

Rwanda has been selected among four African countries to receive support from the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) to develop school-based… Read more »

Rwanda: Rwanda Open M25 - Time for Niyigena, Ishimwe to Make Statement?

Rwanda's top seed Claude Ishimwe and No 2 Étienne Niyigena return to ITF Men's World Tennis Tour in action on Tuesday, October 7, with renewed efforts to earn first Rwanda… Read more »

Nigeria/Rwanda: Four Benin Players Ruled Out of Rwanda, Nigeria Clashes

Benin head coach Gernot Rohr is sweating over the fitness of his four players who could miss their Match Day 9 and 10 World Cup qualifying matches against Group C rivals Rwanda and… Read more »

Africa: How Amapiano Is Influencing East African Club Culture

Amapiano - a genre born in South Africa's townships during the previous decade -- has rapidly evolved from a local blend of jazz and house music with traditional log drums into a… Read more »

Rwanda: Rwanda, Indonesia Police Sign Agreement to Fight Transnational Crime

Rwanda National Police (RNP) and the Indonesian National Police have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen cooperation in combating transnational organised… Read more »

Rwanda: Kagame Asks Cabinet Members to Prioritise Public Interest

President Paul Kagame has reminded members of the Cabinet to serve Rwandans selflessly and prioritise national interests over personal gain. Read more »

Rwanda: Rwanda, Germany Sign Rwf30bn Agreement to Boost Inclusive Social Protection

Rwanda has secured a grant of Rwf 30.5 billion (€18 million) from the government of Germany to strengthen its inclusive social protection system under the Vision Umurenge… Read more »

Rwanda: Made in Rwanda Takes Center Stage As Rwanda Hosts Iso 2025

The government is set to host the International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO) Annual Meeting and General Assembly from October 6 to 10, 2025, at the Kigali Convention… Read more »

Rwanda: 20 Green Companies Seek Rwf5bn to Boost Circular Food Economy

At least 20 Rwandan small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with innovations in agricultural waste management are seeking a combined Rwf5 billion in funding to scale up their… Read more »

Rwanda: Ngarambe Outlines Priorities for Next Four-Year Term As Frvb President

Raphael Ngarambe was re-elected to lead the Rwanda Volleyball Federation (FRVB) for a second term as president until 2029. Read more »

Rwanda: DR Congo and the Curse of Lumumba

One could say DR Congo has carried a curse for the 65 years since it gained independence. It is the curse of Patrice Lumumba, the charismatic, dynamic first prime minister of the… Read more »

Rwanda: October 6 - the First RPA Battle With Foreign Forces in Gabiro

While October 1, 1990, reminds us of the date the Rwanda Patriotic Army (RPA), the armed wing of the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF), launched the war to liberate Rwanda from the… Read more »

South Africa/Rwanda: Amavubi's Mikels to Miss Benin, South Africa Qualifiers Through Back Injury

Lance Mickels will miss Rwanda's upcoming World Cup 2026 qualifying matches against Benin and South Africa after sustaining a serious back injury late in club's 2-0 away win… Read more »

Rwanda: How RPF Taught Habyarimana a Lesson

In the last piece in this serialised narrative, we witnessed how the International Community attributed the crisis and insecurity of the early-to-mid-1990s mainly to high-ranking… Read more »

Rwanda/Egypt: CAF Cl - Pyramids Thrash APR FC in Cairo, Progress to Second Round

Pyramids FC eliminated APR FC from the CAF Champions League for the third time in a row after beating them in the preliminary round 5-0 across two legs. Read more »

Rwanda: Kigali - AFR Launches First Msme Growth Symposium, Addresses Financing, Sustainability Challenges

Access to Finance Rwanda (AFR), in collaboration with the Government of Rwanda through the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MINICOM) and the Mastercard Foundation (MSF) launched the… Read more »

Rwanda: Prenatal Paternity Testing Will Be a Game-Changer If Done Right

The government's plan to introduce non-invasive prenatal paternity testing by January 2026 is a necessary step in the fight against early pregnancies, sexual violence, and… Read more »

Rwanda: ACES - Taking Our Place in Rwanda's Vision

The Festival of Cooling taking place in Kigali, Rwanda this week is much more than a technical gathering. With the Africa Centre of Excellence for Sustainable Cooling and… Read more »

Rwanda: How Fertilizer Use Boosts Rwanda's Crop Yields

The government has reported significant progress in fertilizer use, a move that is boosting national crop yields. Read more »

Rwanda: What to Know As Rwanda Moves to Introduce Prenatal Paternity DNA Tests

The government is set to roll out non-invasive prenatal paternity tests, available from as early as six to eight weeks of pregnancy by January 2026, to strengthen the fight against… Read more »