Business & Tech

Global oil prices surged on Monday as tensions deepened in the Middle East, raising fresh concerns about how quickly the shock could ripple outward — including to landlocked economies like …

KIGALI — Rwanda’s labor market is sending two very different signals at the same time. Young workers entering employment are earning noticeably more than just a few years ago, suggesting …

The Rwanda Fertilizer Company (RFC) has awarded outstanding farmers and agrodealers prizes worth more than Rwf 30 million in recognition of their excellence in distributing and using fertilizers produced by …

KIGALI, Rwanda — Rwandan exporters are marking a quiet milestone this month: one full year of 100 percent tariff-free access to China’s vast consumer market, an advantage officials say is …

KIGALI — Rwanda’s National Bank announced on Wednesday that it has completed a technical proof-of-concept for a potential digital version of the Rwandan franc. This digital money is called the e-Franc …

Although agriculture remains the backbone of Rwanda’s economy—employing about 64.5 per cent of the population and contributing 25 per cent to GDP—the sector remains structurally fragile. Data from the United …

On a breezy rooftop overlooking central Kigali on Tuesday evening, a bank did something unusual: it handed the microphone — and part of the blueprint — to the very people …

  The Rwanda Revenue Authority (RRA) has disbursed more than Frw1.3 billion in VAT rewards to 157,029 consumers, marking the largest single payout since the Tengamara na TVA program was …

On Monday, February 23, 2026, education leaders and innovators joined a live discussion hosted by KT Radio to assess the country’s ongoing digital transformation in schools. The conversation centered on …

Inevitably, some teams will go home disappointed. But the words “losing team” feel misplaced, because it is difficult to see any of the participants as anything other than winners. It …

  Kigali, Rwanda February 20, 2026 MURIKA, Rwanda’s new digital platform for the creative sector, officially launches today, offering the country’s first structured digital ecosystem designed to help creatives build professional careers, access real opportunities, and connect with clients, collaborators and institutions.   As Rwanda’s creative economy continues to expand, MURIKA addresses key barriers that have historically limited creative professionals, including low visibility, fragmented networks and the lack of trusted professional infrastructure. Built as a structured ecosystem not a social network MURIKA brings together verified creative profiles, professional portfolios, a transparent opportunity marketplace, …

KIGALI – As Rwanda deepens its ambition to become a knowledge-based economy, the conversation around technology in education has shifted to pace, scale and sustainability. This evening, Monday, February 23, …