East African businesses have been urged to invest more in processing agricultural produce and animal hides into finished products, as countries seek to retain a […]
The Ben calls Diamond Platnumz a role model ahead of Uganda reunion
Rwandan singer The Ben has described Tanzanian star Diamond Platnumz as a role model for African musicians, saying he looks to the singer’s career for lessons on how to grow and expand his own music. The two artists exchanged praise…
Nsengiyumva says FDLR remains a threat to Rwanda’s security
Prime Minister, Dr Justin Nsengiyumva, has described the Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda (FDLR) as a continuing threat to the country’s security, saying efforts to address the group are necessary for lasting peace in the Great Lakes region.…
Poverty and stigma leave mothers of children with disabilities carrying heavy burden
Mothers caring for children with disabilities in Musanze, Rubavu and Gatsibo have faced poverty, isolation and blame from relatives and neighbours, with some left to shoulder the responsibility of care after their partners abandoned the family, a project evaluation has…
Makolo accuses Congolese leaders of undermining peace with FDLR remarks
Rwanda’s government spokesperson Yolande Makolo has accused Congolese leaders of undermining peace efforts by defending the Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda (FDLR), rather than fulfilling their commitment to neutralise the armed group. Makolo made the remarks on Thursday…
MPs question slow transfer of government services to local authorities
More than half of government services are still delivered at national level, raising questions among lawmakers about progress in implementing Rwanda’s decentralisation policy, which aims to bring public services closer to citizens. The issue was raised on Tuesday during discussions…
Could a single injection change how malaria is prevented?
An experimental injection being tested in Rwanda could offer a different approach to malaria prevention by keeping an antimalarial medicine in the body for an extended period, potentially reducing the need for frequent preventive doses. The medicine, known as MMV371,…
Rwanda steps up fight against illegal refrigerant trade
Rwanda is strengthening controls on refrigerant imports and exports and training customs officers and refrigeration technicians as it seeks to prevent illegal trade in chemicals that threaten the ozone layer and contribute to global warming. The measures include an electronic…
US plans to end Rwanda’s AGOA trade benefits from January 2027
Rwanda faces the loss of preferential access to the United States market under the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) from January 1, 2027, after President Donald Trump announced his intention to terminate the country’s participation in the trade programme…
Halle Berry seeks sole decision-making rights over son amid custody dispute
American actress Halle Berry has asked a Los Angeles court to grant her sole decision-making…
Rwanda’s F1 deal puts spotlight on five homegrown music stars
Rwanda’s planned Formula 1 African Grand Prix could open new opportunities for the country’s music…
Knowless to headline third edition of Improper Access in Kigali
Rwandan singer Butera Knowless will headline the third edition of Improper Access, a music event…
Vestine, Dorcas unveil ‘IBIHE’ music video
Gospel singers Ishimwe Vestine and Kamikazi Dorcas have released the music video for their latest…
Brad Pitt joins girlfriend, Hollywood stars at Clooney’s human rights awards in London
Brad Pitt made a rare red-carpet appearance with his girlfriend, Ines de Ramon, at the…
Ben’Imana becomes Rwanda’s first Oscar submission
Marie-Clémentine Dusabejambo’s feature film Ben’Imana has been selected as Rwanda’s first-ever official submission for the…
Gasogi United hold APR FC to a 1-1 draw in BK Pro League
Gasogi United and APR FC shared the points after playing out a 1-1 draw in their BK Pro League match at Kigali Pele Stadium on […]
MPs question slow transfer of government services to local authorities
More than half of government services are still delivered at national level, raising questions among lawmakers about progress in implementing Rwanda’s decentralisation policy, which aims […]
Could a single injection change how malaria is prevented?
An experimental injection being tested in Rwanda could offer a different approach to malaria prevention by keeping an antimalarial medicine in the body for an […]
Rwanda steps up fight against illegal refrigerant trade
Rwanda is strengthening controls on refrigerant imports and exports and training customs officers and refrigeration technicians as it seeks to prevent illegal trade in chemicals […]
US plans to end Rwanda’s AGOA trade benefits from January 2027
Rwanda faces the loss of preferential access to the United States market under the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) from January 1, 2027, after […]
Kenya leads 2026 EAC quality awards as Rwanda firms take second and third places
Kenyan organisations secured the largest number of first-place awards at the 2026 East African Community (EAC) Regional Quality Awards, while three Rwandan companies earned recognition […]
Kagame urges Commonwealth to back viable investment projects
President Paul Kagame has urged Commonwealth countries to encourage investment in viable business projects, saying that once a project demonstrates its potential to make a […]
Commonwealth leaders urged to turn investment pledges into jobs and skills
President Paul Kagame has urged Commonwealth countries to strengthen investment partnerships and challenge perceptions that developing economies are too risky for investors, as leaders meet […]
Three new human rights commissioners take oath
Three newly appointed commissioners of Rwanda’s National Commission for Human Rights (NCHR) have taken oath, pledging to promote and protect human rights in the country. […]