KIGALI, Rwanda — When Enock Uwizeye drops to the ground for a push-up challenge, few expect what comes next. Standing less than a meter tall, the Rwandan content creator better …
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KIGALI, Rwanda — Rwanda’s trade relationship with China has been following a pattern familiar across much of the developing world. Chinese factories supplied machinery, electronics, construction materials and manufactured goods. …
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MINEMBWE, DR Congo — High in the mountains of South Kivu, a major offensive launched this week by a coalition of Congolese, Burundian and allied forces appears to have encountered …
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On a continent increasingly buffeted by climate shocks, volatile commodity prices, geopolitical tensions and shifting global financial conditions, Rwanda’s central bank has a message: resilience is no longer simply about …
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PRETORIA, South Africa — Rwanda and South Africa have agreed to begin restoring visa access for ordinary Rwandan passport holders by mid-2027, marking a major step in the normalization of …
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President Paul Kagame on Wednesday used the swearing-in of newly appointed ministers and senior officials to issue a firm warning on performance, saying public office is defined by delivery rather …
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LOMÉ, Togo — African leaders have spoken of integration, open borders and a continent connected by trade. Yet for many travelers, flying between two African cities still means routing through …
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KIGALI — Rwanda’s latest Treasury bill auction attracted more than four times the amount of money the government wanted to borrow, highlighting strong demand from banks and investors looking for …
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KIGALI — The number of people using public transport in Rwanda has increased by 15 percent since March 2026, as government measures aimed at cushioning citizens from soaring fuel prices …
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KIGALI — Thousands of Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) coalition troops have reportedly been deployed along Rwanda’s border in South Kivu in what security sources describe as one of the …
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National
Félicien Kabuga: Once a Flamboyant Billionaire in Rwanda, Then a Genocide Fugitive, Now Buried in Private
WATERLOO, Belgium — There were no television cameras. No crowds gathered outside a cemetery gate. No political speeches were delivered, and no public announcement marked the moment. On a quiet …
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Society
“For the First Time in 32 Years, Allow Me to Say Thank You President Kagame” – The Testimony That Moved Paris
PARIS — The applause began slowly. It was not the kind reserved for speeches, ceremonies, or diplomatic protocol. It was the sound of hundreds of people trying to respond to …