KIGALI – Rwanda is gradually turning schools into not only teaching centers but also places where health problems are noticed early, trusted information is available and a student in difficulty …
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KIGALI – From identifying learners at risk of dropping out to bringing robotics into classrooms with limited resources, eight Rwandan technology companies are developing solutions to some of the challenges …
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KIGALI – Rwanda is saving more money than it did eight years ago. But the government says the country still needs much more – to create more businesses, investment and …
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KIGALI – Rwanda’s public institutions produce cleaner audit results every year, but as traditional weaknesses recede, a new generation of more complex risks is making accountability harder to safeguard. The …
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KIGALI – When the Africa HealthTech Summit began in 2022, much of the conversation around technology and healthcare was about what innovation might eventually make possible. Five years later, Rwanda …
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PRAIA – Rwanda have kept their Africa Cup of Nations dream firmly alive after producing a determined comeback and surviving a tense finish to beat Cape Verde 2-1 away from …
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KIGALI – Thirty-two years after the Genocide against the Tutsi, one of the hardest questions facing the Great Lakes region today, is how the ideology has survived the people who …
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GAKENKE – Queen Kalimpinya knows what it feels like to lose time on the road. As a rally driver, she also understands that a wrong turn does not necessarily mean …
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KIGALI – As residents of Rusororo sector in Gasabo district spread laterite, opened drainage channels and cleared bushes from a wetland during Saturday’s Umuganda, Kigali City officials used the gathering …
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KIGALI – For a team that has waited 22 years to return to the Africa Cup of Nations, Rwanda could hardly have asked for a more convincing beginning. The Amavubi …
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NEW YORK – When the world talks about making artificial intelligence safe, the question of who is actually in a position to test it is easily overlooked Rwanda’s Prime Minister …
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NEW YORK – Climate change is slowly cutting into economic growth, disrupting livelihoods and forcing vulnerable countries to spend more to protect the development they have already achieved. For Rwanda, …