More than 371,000 learners passed Rwanda’s Primary Leaving and Ordinary Level national examinations this year, as a larger examination cohort recorded stronger results than in […]
Category: Current Affairs
Rwanda, South Korea police sign cooperation deal
Rwanda and South Korea have signed an agreement to strengthen cooperation between their police forces, with a focus on fighting crime, sharing information and building […]
Rwanda seeks stronger trade, investment ties with Brazil
A Rwandan government delegation is in Brazil seeking to expand trade and investment ties while exploring cooperation in agricultural research, innovation, skills development, hospitality and […]
APR BBC beats Patriots 117-91 in Game 1 of Basketball League final
APR BBC made a strong start to the 2025-26 Rwanda Basketball League playoffs final, beating Patriots BBC 117-91 on Tuesday night at BK Arena. APR […]
Sudan fighting kills at least 12, displaces thousands
At least 12 people were killed and others wounded in Sudan’s North Kordofan state as fighting between the army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces […]
Divorce cases put Rwanda’s family stability under scrutiny
Rwanda recorded 4,479 divorces registered through civil-status services in 2025, with couples married for less than 15 years accounting for the largest share, according to […]
Hazardous waste facility reaches 84% completion
A hazardous waste storage facility in Kigali is 83.93% complete as Rwanda moves to strengthen the safe handling and disposal of toxic materials, the Rwanda […]
Lewis Hamilton makes Instagram debut with Kim Kardashian
Formula One driver Lewis Hamilton has shared his first Instagram post featuring Kim Kardashian, giving his 43.5 million followers a glimpse into their relationship. Hamilton, […]
BPR, Fortis Green Housing partner to expand access to home loans
BPR Bank Rwanda Plc and Fortis Green Housing have partnered to make it easier for Rwandans and people in the diaspora to finance homes at […]
PM Nsengiyumva urges Africa to improve management of water infrastructure
African countries should improve the management of existing water infrastructure instead of focusing mainly on building new facilities, Prime Minister Justin Nsengiyumva said Tuesday. Nsengiyumva […]
