An investigation into substandard alcoholic drinks has implicated officials from Rwanda’s food and drugs regulator, standards body and local government, with 18 people arrested as authorities widen a crackdown on products that fail to meet safety requirements. The suspects, presented to journalists on Thursday, include 10...
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Trade authorities across the region are calling for calm to prevent a diplomatic and commercial fallout following Rwanda’s decision to...
Rwanda earned more than $1.1 billion from agricultural and livestock exports in the 2025/26 financial year, the first time earnings...

For years, silence held Caroline Mukandoli captive. Haunted by the genocide against the Tutsi,...







Rwanda needs a stronger private sector to expand local production and reduce reliance on imports, the Ministry of Trade and...
Toxic and substandard alcoholic beverages have been linked to more than 500 hospital admissions and at least 50 deaths in...
The International Contact Group for the Great Lakes region has urged the Democratic Republic of Congo to promptly implement a...
It has turned out that while the government is busy curing the country of bad alcohol, local football remains intoxicated...
Just weeks after her story touched hearts, 16-year-old Sharia Noyimukiza has received the one gift she had long dreamed of—a...
For the past year, Rwanda's economy has been sprinting, posting an impressive 9.4 percent growth rat. But as 2026 unfolds,...

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