In 1994, Rwanda was engulfed in the Genocide against the Tutsi, a catastrophe that claimed more than one million Tutsi lives in just one hundred days. Yet the plan and…
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Genocide Deniers Hide Behind ‘Opposition Activism’ in Failed Attempt to Rewrite Rwanda’s History
As genocide denial continues to resurface in different forms, mainly coming from genocidaires and their descendants, it is important to separate two issues that are too often deliberately conflated: political…
The continued political agitation by members of the family of former Rwandan President Juvénal Habyarimana is not about justice, reconciliation, or historical truth. It is about power—lost power—and a persistent…
The 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda was not a sudden explosion of violence. It was the outcome of decades of deliberate preparation. Its roots trace back to…
The silence of August….. My journey with the story of Rwanda did not begin with a press card, a digital recorder, or a polished notebook. It began in the heavy,…
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Episode 3: Digitising Contract Practice and Management — How Smart Technology is Reshaping Contract Work in Rwanda
Contracts at the Core of Commerce and Justice Every business transaction, public procurement, and commercial partnership in Rwanda begins and ends with a contract. Yet across many law firms, corporate…
OPINION | International Women’s Month 2026 Women’s empowerment has been a recurring theme in global discourse for decades. It has produced important legislation, landmark commitments, and genuine progress in many…
In 2021, a secondary school graduate named Pelagie Abayikunda began teaching primary school French in Kigali, Rwanda. Under the Quality Basic Education for Human Capital Development (QBE) project, the Ministry…
When Adeline Gwizimpundu began farming in 2014, her situation looked very different from today. The former teacher from Kayonza District had the ambition to start a farm but lacked the…
Imagine a bridge made of light and shadow, stretching across the decades. On one side, the air smells of sun-warmed pavement and old paper; on the other, it hums with…
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Rwanda’s 2026 Competition and Consumer Protection Law: What Businesses and Consumers Need to Know
Rwanda recently adopted the 2026 Law governing Competition and Consumer Protection, introducing several significant changes aimed at promoting fair competition, safeguarding consumer interests, and aligning the regulatory framework with current…
A performer, often hailed as the “queen of pop-rap,” who calls herself Doja Cat, is expected to headline the “Global Citizen Move Afrika Concert” in Kigali tomorrow, much to the…