President Paul Kagame on Tuesday urged young Rwandans taking part in a national civic education program to avoid drug abuse and other harmful behaviors, saying discipline, responsibility and patriotism would be critical to their role in Rwanda’s future. Kagame made the remarks while meeting 769 participants...
Read moreYoung African innovators turned pressing community challenges into artificial intelligence solutions on Tuesday, July 28, as Rwanda hosted a continental...
Rwanda’s civic education program for young people is seeking to strengthen responsibility, discipline and national values among a new generation...
Rwanda will begin shutting down older mobile networks as part of a major digital upgrade aimed at expanding high-speed internet...

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







Vivo Energy Rwanda is set for a change in ownership after Mount Meru Group signed an agreement to acquire its businesses in...
Bill Gates has praised Rwanda's transformation of its healthcare system, saying the country's progress offers evidence that sustained investment, innovation...
KAMPALA/UNITED NATIONS — Uganda has formally nominated veteran diplomat Olara Otunnu for the position of the next United Nations Secretary-General,...
Rwandan teenager shines in one of America’s toughest cycling climbs as he takes on a historic mountain route that has...
Journalists have been urged to avoid turning crime reports into public trials by making conclusions, taking sides or presenting suspects...
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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