KIGALI — Rwanda could be earning more than Rwf600 billion (US$430 million) annually from leather products but is currently generating less than Rwf44 billion (US$30 million) because most of its …
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KIGALI – Across Africa, universal health coverage has long been measured by how many people can access health services. But growing evidence shows that access alone does not guarantee protection …
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KIGALI – Under dimmed lights and a rising wave of anticipation, Ali Campbell stepped onto the stage to a thunderous welcome from thousands of fans packed tightly across the arena. …
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KIGALI – Rwanda recorded one of Africa’s lowest suspected digital fraud rates in 2025, with fraudulent transaction attempts dropping from 2.7 percent in 2024 to 1.6 percent last year, well …
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KIGALI — Rwanda’s latest Treasury bill auction attracted more than four times the amount of money the government wanted to borrow, highlighting strong demand from banks and investors looking for …
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For 31 days, the world will live extraordinary moments. A goal scored in New York will trigger celebrations in Kigali. A dramatic penalty save in Mexico City will leave millions …
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KIGALI — Aegis Trust and its partners have launched a new project aimed at improving education at Rwanda’s genocide memorial sites and helping young people learn more about the history …
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KIGALI – For nearly a decade, the sight of a Zipline drone crossing Rwanda’s skies meant that a hospital was waiting for blood, a health centre needed vaccines, or a …
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KIGALI — Rwanda’s Cabinet has approved a new financing agreement that will allow a major refugee support program to continue, bringing more schools, roads, health facilities and jobs to communities …
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KIGALI – Rwanda’s target to become a leading player in artificial intelligence took a significant step forward on Monday after Cabinet approved the establishment of a National Artificial Intelligence Agency. …
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BUGESERA – Like many farmers across Rwanda, an elderly woman tending a small garden may assume that declining harvests mean she needs more fertiliser. Each season begins much the same …
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The Africa Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) and the World Health Organization (WHO) have launched a joint continental preparedness and response plan aimed at containing the ongoing …