KIGALI – Artificial intelligence may be dominating today’s global agenda, but at the All-Africa Leadership Summit, delegates rose above discussions about algorithms, innovation and digital transformation and resolved that Africa’s …
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KIGALI — President Paul Kagame, the Commander-in-Chief of the Rwanda Defence Force (RDF), has approved the retirement of three senior generals and more than 1,400 other military personnel, the RDF …
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KIGALI – As Rwanda and China prepare to celebrate 55 years of diplomatic relations later this year, both governments have unanimously agreed that sustaining strong bilateral ties, depends on young …
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KIGALI – Rwanda’s government has spent nearly Rwf48 billion over the past four months to shield consumers and businesses from soaring global fuel prices, Prime Minister Dr. Justin Nsengiyumva told …
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KIGALI – Most Rwandans are optimistic about their financial future, with more than three-quarters expecting their incomes to rise over the next year. Yet many continue to face day-to-day financial …
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KIGALI – As Rwanda sets out to finance an increasingly growing national budget, this financial year, domestic revenue is expected to cover 61.6 percent of the country’s Frw7,796.3 billion national …
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KIGALI – For three months, soldiers and police officers across Rwanda have worked alongside local authorities and residents to build homes, treat patients, connect villages to clean water and improve …
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KIGALI – Thirty-two years after Rwanda’s liberation struggle ended the rule of a system defined by exclusion and violence, President Paul Kagame has described the country’s journey not as a …
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KIGALI — One Acre Fund Rwanda (Tubura), in partnership with the Ministry of Environment, the Rwanda Forestry Authority (RFA) and the City of Kigali, has launched the Kigali Modern Tree …
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KIGALI – When Prince Ndungutse fled conflict in Masisi, the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and arrived in Rwanda in 2014, like thousands of other refugees, he depended almost …
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KIGALI – Nearly 400,000 textbooks purchased by the Government for use in Rwanda’s schools had yet to reach students despite being fully paid for, prompting lawmakers to demand answers from …
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KIGALI, Rwanda — Rwanda’s Parliament on Monday officially unveiled a memorial dedicated to the victims of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, creating a permanent place of remembrance at the …