The adultery case against former Nyanza District Mayor Erasme Ntazinda has encountered a legal obstacle, prompting Kicukiro Primary Court to pause proceedings to examine a preliminary objection raised by the…
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From drone-powered pest control systems to mobile apps that connect farmers directly to markets, young Rwandans are making agriculture smarter, faster, and more sustainable. On April 30, 2025, the Ministry…
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Rwanda’s Chamber of Deputies has approved a new draft law that imposes significant taxes on the gambling sector, aiming to strengthen national revenue while supporting responsible industry growth. During a…
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Rwandan Members of Parliament have urged the Rwanda Media Commission (RMC) to strengthen its oversight of the media to prevent the spread of divisive narratives and misinformation that could distort…
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The government has announced plans to establish new petroleum storage facilities, funded through levies collected from gasoline and diesel sales, to bolster the country’s strategic fuel reserves. Godfrey Kabera, the…
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The government has announced a pilot program across the country involving 50,000 households to assess the feasibility of purchasing gas by weight based on financial capacity, rather than buying a…
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The state minister for Health, Dr. Yvan Butera, told parliamentarians that 44 patients have undergone kidney transplants within the country since 2023, when the programme began. Minister Butera was meeting…
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A recent investigation by the Forum of the Parliamentary Committee for Preventing Genocide and Combatting Denial and Minimisation of the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsis of 1994 (AGPF) has uncovered…
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The Government of Rwanda is committed to providing quality education for children with disabilities, as emphasized during a discussion on March 4, 2025, between the Minister of Education and members…
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Rwanda has made substantial strides in enhancing service delivery across multiple sectors, with a particular focus on improving governance and addressing key challenges. This progress was highlighted during a session…
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National
Parliament Calls For Education Policy Reforms Amid Rising Grade Repetition In Primary Schools
The issue of rising grade repetition in Rwandan primary schools, particularly in Primary 5 and Primary 6, has been highlighted as a result of students’ struggles with English language proficiency.…
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In a bid to enhance Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) across the country, Minister of Education Joseph Nsengimana reported to members of the Senate the persistent gender imbalance…
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