Technology

KIGALI – In many parts of Africa, the economy usually begins in banks or offices. It traditionally begins on mobile phones, in small informal businesses, and in digital transactions that …

Technology experts have said that Artificial Intelligence (AI) is not designed to replace human intelligence or teachers, but rather to strengthen education by making learning and administrative work faster, smarter …

KIGALI — Rwandamotor on Thursday evening brought together key players in the automotive, energy and mobility sectors for a networking cocktail focused on new energy vehicles, as Rwanda continues to …

KIGALI -In a bid to pivot from digital consumers to global competitors, East African Community (EAC) member states have launched a regional Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies fund designed to spark …

KIGALI – Rwanda’s education sector is undergoing a decisive transformation, with teachers across the country shedding long-held fears of technology as digital systems become fully embedded in classroom practice and …

KIGALI – Rwanda’s ICT Minister, Paula Ingabire, warns that Africa risks embedding inequality into its future if it continues relying on AI systems developed abroad. Speaking at the 4th East …

KIGALI – Rwanda has launched a FinTech Centre and the Innovate Rwanda platform, two initiatives designed to accelerate financial technology innovation and better connect the country’s growing startup ecosystem. These …

KIGALI – Africa’s next phase of economic growth will depend on how effectively the continent harnesses digital transformation and private investment to build inclusive and resilient financial systems. During the …

KIGALI — The era of Africa as a mere consumer of global financial tools is ending; the era of the architect has begun. As Fintech Rwanda 2026 convenes at the …

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, …