After a 15-year construction saga marked by delays, disputes, and shifting administrative priorities, Gisenyi’s long-awaited modern market has finally opened its doors, ushering in renewed […]
Author: The Dawn Rwanda
Communities Near Nyungwe Park Share Over Rwf1.2 Billion in Tourism Revenue
Communities living near Nyungwe National Park are set to benefit from more than Rwf 1.2 billion allocated this year under Rwanda’s tourism revenue-sharing program, as […]
You cannot build Rwanda without building yourself — Kagame’s message to the youth
As Rwanda and the rest of the world ushered in a new year, President Paul Kagame delivered a pointed and reflective message to the country’s […]
USHERING IN 2026: RWANDA’S RESILIENT MARCH TOWARD VISION 2050
Thirty-one years ago, Rwanda lay in ruins its social fabric torn apart by the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, which claimed over a million lives […]
Why Rwanda Might Be the World’s Most Relaxing Christmas Destination
December in Kigali does not announce its arrival with fanfare. There’s no blanket of snow, no bustling shopping crowds, no blaring holiday soundtrack. Instead, Christmas […]
A RWANDAN LENS ON LEADERSHIP THAT DELIVERS
In recent days, public discourse in Rwanda and the region has once again shown how leadership, when grounded in clarity and service, can guide sensitive […]
Rwanda Holds Its Line: Integrity at Home, Peace in the Region
The messages emerging from the 17th RPF Inkotanyi Congress and the unfolding crisis around the Washington Accords point to a central truth about Rwanda’s current […]
Rwanda at the Heart of Africa’s Entrepreneurial Landscape
Rwanda’s transformation into a powerhouse of innovation and entrepreneurship in Africa has become undeniable in recent years. Through strategic decisions and targeted investments, the country […]
Domestic Revenue Rise Strengthens Rwanda’s Push for Economic Independence
Rwanda’s growing domestic revenue collection is reinforcing the government’s drive toward economic independence, as officials point to improved tax compliance, digital systems and stronger citizen […]
Thousands Still Waiting for Compensation from Government Projects
Thousands of Rwandans are still waiting to be paid for damage caused by government infrastructure projects. Some people have been waiting for more than ten […]