KIGALI — The arbitration ruling over the now-abandoned UK-Rwanda migration partnership may have denied Rwanda an additional £100 million in expected payments, but the case also revealed something less discussed: …
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KINSHASA — The Democratic Republic of Congo is facing a growing wave of protests both inside the country and among diaspora communities abroad, as political tensions deepen over proposed constitutional …
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KIGALI — Somewhere deep inside Rwanda’s latest government audit reports lies a number that says a great deal about where the country is heading. Over the past financial year, Rwanda’s …
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In 1994, a simple piece of paper — the Rwandan national identity card — became an instrument of death. A single word printed on it, “Tutsi,” was enough for a …
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On paper, the promotion looked impressive. A unit manager in Rwanda’s public service could supervise staff, oversee implementation targets, coordinate reporting, answer to auditors and carry the pressure of delivering …
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KIGALI — Insurance companies in Rwanda can no longer issue insurance policies before receiving payment from clients, following a directive introduced by the National Bank of Rwanda in January 2026 …
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KIGALI — The Government has formally established a high-level Privatization Committee to oversee the transfer of state-owned enterprises and government shareholdings to private investors, signaling a major acceleration of country’s …
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The Rwandan leader may no longer be chairman of the African Union, but President Kagame’s shadow looms larger than ever across the continent. In the race to secure Africa’s energy …
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From 18–21 May 2026, Rwanda will host NEISA 2026, a summit expected to bring together experts, policymakers, scientists, and energy stakeholders to discuss the future of nuclear science and technology …
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At the corridors of the Africa CEO Forum 2026 in Kigali, where presidents, investors, bankers and industrialists spent two days discussing Africa’s economic future, two absences quietly stood out. There …
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At a side session of the Africa CEO Forum 2026 focused on one of African business’s most persistent complaints — the high cost of borrowing — Dr Diane Karusisi argued …
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The money the government keeps readily available to pay for key day-to-day expenses such as civil service benefits, debt obligations, supplier payments, and unexpected emergencies has risen to more than …