Rwanda has long been praised for its policy discipline, fast customs clearance, and digital-first approach to trade. But for a landlocked country that exports minerals, tea, coffee, and horticultural products …
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Rwanda is taking another big step forward in healthcare by using artificial intelligence (AI) to help its 58,567 community health workers (CHWs) do their jobs better and faster. The Health …
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Rwanda has ushered in new fiscal reforms with the publication of a new package of tax laws in the Official Gazette on May 29, 2025. The new measures—signed into law …
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ASTANA – In a landmark move to deepen economic ties, Kazakhstan’s Samruk Kazyna National Welfare Fund and Rwanda Mines, Petroleum and Gas Board (RMB) have signed a cooperation agreement during …
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In a landmark move into Central Asia, President Paul Kagame on May 28 paid an official visit to the Republic of Kazakhstan—his second visit since 2015—marking the beginning of what …
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National carrier RwandAir has introduced a new eSIM service that allows travelers to stay connected the moment they land—without the need to hunt for a local SIM card. The service, …
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Rwanda has taken another step toward expanding its global aviation reach with the ratification of twelve new Bilateral Air Services Agreements (BASAs), deepening its air connectivity and opening new opportunities …
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What if every Rwandan student—no matter where they live—could access high-quality, locally relevant learning materials with a single click? What if textbooks, assignments, and learning tools were not only digital, …
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When a 16-year-old teenager was pulled out of school by her father and forced to work at the family’s roadside shop seven days a week, she felt trapped. Her dreams …
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President Paul Kagame on Friday toured Nyakabingo Mine, Africa’s largest producer of tungsten, in a visit that highlighted Rwanda’s growing prominence in the global critical minerals supply chain. Located in …
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The Government of Rwanda and the United Nations have signed a major new cooperation framework worth $1.04 billion (over Rwf 1.46 trillion), aimed at accelerating inclusive and sustainable development over …
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IHS Towers, one of the world’s largest independent owners and operators of telecom towers, is set to exit the Rwandan market in a high-value deal that signals both success and …