KIGALI — Rwanda has approved sweeping changes to its community-based health insurance scheme, raising annual premiums for most households while exempting the poorest citizens from paying anything, in what officials …
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GOMA — A fragile ceasefire in eastern Congo appeared to falter further on Tuesday as the rebel alliance known as AFC-M23 accused government forces of launching a series of drone …
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KIGALI, Rwanda — In classrooms stretching from Kigali’s urban schools to remote rural districts, thousands of Rwandan teenagers have quietly taken part in an exam that will not affect their …
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TechnologyUncategorized
How the journey of Rwanda’s digital classroom revolution has gained momentum
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 …
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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 …
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Sports
Tour du Rwanda 2026: Huye erupts as Martí Pau sprints to yellow in defining stage two triumph
Stage Two of the 2026 edition of Tour du Rwanda delivered a compelling blend of tactical calculation and explosive speed, culminating in a decisive shift in the general classification on …
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When German troops set up their first base in Rwanda in 1897 at Shangi, in what is today Shangi Sector, Western Nyamasheke District, more than 90 percent of the soldiers …
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International
Confronting Impunity for Hate Speech: Rwanda Urges Global Action at Durban 25 in Geneva
Twenty-five years after the adoption of the Durban declaration and program of action, Rwanda has returned to the international stage with a clear and urgent reminder that impunity for hate …
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Technology
MURIKA Launches to Power Rwanda’s Creative Economy with a New Digital Home for Talent, Opportunities and Growth
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, …
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PARIS — In a packed conference hall on the outskirts of the French capital, more than 500 Rwandans — many of them young people born or raised in Europe — …
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KIGALI – The roads are alive again. From the rolling hills of Gicumbi to the lakeside breeze of Rubavu and the steep climbs of Kigali, the peloton of the 18th …
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National
Pictorial | Cultivating Hope: How Farming and Beekeeping Are Transforming Lives in Nyabiheke Refugee Camp
Beyond the humanitarian narrative often associated with refugee camps, a quieter story of resilience and economic inclusion is evident at Nyabiheke Refugee Camp in Gatsibo District, Eastern Province. Refugees are …