Rwanda plans to integrate housing support for survivors of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi into broader national programs aimed at assisting vulnerable citizens, officials said Monday. The announcement came after lawmakers raised concerns over the continued poor living conditions of many genocide survivors, including thousands...
Read moreFrench President Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday defended France’s decision not to support broad sanctions against Rwanda over the conflict in...
President Paul Kagame on Tuesday met with Álvaro Lario, president of the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), to discuss...
President Paul Kagame joined other African heads of state and government leaders at a state dinner hosted by Kenyan President...

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







Fresh Inflation figures released Monday cast a shadow over government’s latest budget planning, with the cost of living in Rwanda...
A 60-kilometre trip from Kigali to Ruhuha Sector in Bugesera District reveals more than just improved road infrastructure. Along the...
Ugandan President-elect Yoweri Museveni was sworn in on Tuesday for another five-year term during a ceremony held in the capital,...
By: Rugamba Jerry The Rwanda Premier League is heading into a tense finish, but after this weekend’s results, APR FC...
Rwanda’s Minister of Youth and Arts Development, Dr. Utumatwishima Jean Nepo Abdallah, said Tuesday that youth unemployment remains a challenge...
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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