In 2006, a crucial moment in Rwanda’s educational history unfolded when President Paul Kagame visited Oklahoma Christian University (OCU) in the United States. While there, the university’s Board of Trustees …
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Dear Dad, This past Saturday, something you always wished for happened. Your last born—the little girl you left behind at thirteen—got married. When you died in 2009, she was …
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In a world preoccupied with political maneuvering, the truth sometimes needs a shock to break through. That shock came from Ambassador Martin Ngoga, Rwanda’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, …
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As I drove from home to work this Monday morning, there were interesting scenes across the road from the Sonatubes roundabout to the Central Business District (CBD). This stretch, known …
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Some years back, an incident shook the core of Rwanda’s leadership during the National Dialogue, Umushyikirano, which President Paul Kagame was chairing. The event, which brings together key stakeholders including …
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When I arrived in Nairobi on Monday afternoon, the city pulsed with its usual pre-pandemic rhythm. Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) was alive with activity, the air thick with anticipation …
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On October 5, 2025, Rwanda lost one of its most revered survivors and advocates, Josephine Murebwayire, a woman whose life story mirrors that of her nation — marked by indescribable …
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Thirty-five years ago, on October 1, 1990, the hills of Rwanda witnessed the dawn of a struggle that would forever reshape the destiny of a nation. On that fateful morning, …
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KIGALI TODAY HAS OVER 1,000 PHOTOS FROM THE RACE, ENJOY HERE On the 26th of September, as the sun dipped over the hills of Rwanda’s capital Kigali, my son turned …
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A heavy silence fell across Rwanda as the country mourned one of its most courageous sons, Lt. Gen. Innocent Kabandana. His passing, though natural, left an emptiness that words struggle …
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This past weekend, I visited a relative in Gikondo – a Kigali city suburb, with my family. We often spend weekends with relatives, cherishing quality family time and reinforcing the …
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Kigali, Rwanda – The widespread belief among Rwandan students and parents is that science subjects are inherently difficult, shaping not only academic choices and performance but also the national approach …