Rwanda’s national football team, Amavubi (The Wasps), is gearing up for a high-stakes campaign as they chase their second-ever qualification for the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON). Under the guidance …
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Every time a heavy rainstorm sweeps across Rwanda’s rolling hills, a piece of the country’s economic future is quietly washed away. It is a high-stakes crisis. Rwanda loses more than …
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Rwanda Drawn With Mali, Cape Verde and Liberia in AFCON 2027 Qualifiers
by Annet Mugaboby Annet MugaboRwanda have been drawn against Mali, Cape Verde and Liberia in the qualifiers for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations following Tuesday’s draw in Cairo. The Amavubi were placed in …
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IAEA Chief Mariano Grossi says Africa’s Nuclear Energy is “No Longer a Theory”
KIGALI – The Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Rafael Mariano Grossi, has said that Africa’s nuclear energy future has entered a practical phase shaped by …
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Every Wednesday morning at Groupe Scolaire Matyazo in Rwanda’s Eastern Province, the normal classroom routine gives way to a different kind of lesson. Instead of carrying only notebooks and …
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KIGALI — Nuclear science and technology extend far beyond electricity generation. Today, it drives modern medicine through cancer diagnosis and treatment, supports agricultural innovation, enhances industrial quality control, aids water …
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Rwanda Temporarily Closes Rusizi Border Crossings as Ebola Outbreak in DRC Raises Regional Alert
by Davis Mugumeby Davis MugumeRwanda has temporarily closed the Rusizi I and Rusizi II border posts with the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) as part of heightened efforts to prevent the spread of Ebola …
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Symposia are meant to be eye-opening, especially when they are held at a military academy. Saturday’s symposium at the Rwanda Defence Force Command and Staff College in Gako more than …
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KIGALI — Thousands of Rwandans who opened accounts at Banque Populaire between the 1970s and the early 2000s might be sitting on a hidden fortune, unaware that they still own …
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KIGALI – For years, agriculture has remained one of Africa’s biggest economic paradoxes. It employs millions of people and contributes heavily to national economies, yet banks have traditionally treated the …
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In Pictures: Africa CEO Forum 2026 Opens in Kigali as Leaders Chart the Continent’s Economic Future
The Africa CEO Forum is happening right now in Kigali, Rwanda. More than 2,000 business leaders, government officials, and investors from over 75 countries have come together for two days …
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KIGALI – The 2026 Africa CEO Forum opened in Kigali with a strong call for African leaders and businesses to reposition the continent in a rapidly evolving global economy. Speakers …