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Rwanda’s cultural ties with Cambodia take centre stage at Francophonie event
Rwanda’s National Ballet joined Cambodian performers at the opening of (…)
Rwanda’s National Ballet joined Cambodian performers at the opening of (…)
Gospel singer Israel Mbonyi and traditional dance troupe Inganzo Ngari (…)
President Paul Kagame has begun his first state visit to Cambodia with (…)
Rwanda’s target of connecting every household to electricity by 2029 (…)
Some Rwandan farmers say they are harvesting significantly more maize (…)
President Paul Kagame and First Lady Jeannette Kagame arrived in Phnom (…)
Agriculture recorded the steepest decline in public satisfaction among (…)
Inflation in Rwanda’s rural areas accelerated to 31.3 per cent in (…)
Government has increased funding for its school feeding programme from (…)
Rwanda is seeking stronger international financial commitments and (…)
Rwanda and Liberia have signed a five-year cooperation agreement aimed (…)
Kigali and St. Louis in the United States have established a formal (…)
Rwanda Polytechnic plans to introduce aircraft maintenance courses in (…)
Six Rwandan coffee samples have received international recognition at a (…)
Rwanda has received Jean Léonard Teganya, a former medical student (…)
Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Dr Usta Kaitesi, joined senior (…)
Oman is seeking to expand the reach of its non-oil exports in East (…)
Rwanda is taking its latest climate action plan to COP31 in Türkiye, (…)
Zambia’s National Assembly has continued its “Keep Parliament Clean” (…)
Rwanda’s women’s national handball team secured their first-ever (…)
Rwandan swimmers have recorded a national record and several personal (…)
Louise Mushikiwabo has urged young women to understand their interests (…)
Rwanda’s National Ballet joined Cambodian performers at the opening of the Village de la Francophonie in Phnom Penh on Friday, November 13, as Secretary-General Louise Mushikiwabo highlighted cultural connections between the two countries.
Gospel singer Israel Mbonyi and traditional dance troupe Inganzo Ngari gave audiences an unexpected musical treat at the Gen-Z (…)
President Paul Kagame has begun his first state visit to Cambodia with a royal reception in Phnom Penh, as Rwanda and the (…)
Rwanda’s target of connecting every household to electricity by 2029 has come under scrutiny in the Senate, where a lawmaker (…)
Some Rwandan farmers say they are harvesting significantly more maize and beans after moving away from traditional cultivation (…)
Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Dr Usta Kaitesi, joined senior diplomats in Washington on November 9 for a dinner honouring Nancy Pelosi, the first woman to lead the US House of Representatives as Speaker.
Louise Mushikiwabo has urged young women to understand their interests and pursue work they find meaningful, saying a (…)
Women account for more than three in every five candidates provisionally cleared to contest district council elections in (…)
Rwanda’s National Women’s Council is encouraging more women to seek local leadership positions as village elections approach (…)
Rwanda’s ambassador to the United States, Mathilde Mukantabana, has been named among Silke Endress International’s 25 (…)
African Child Day was marked in Rwanda with a call for children to take an active role in protecting their well-being and contributing to their own development.
Rwanda’s Ministry of Gender and Family Promotion said 328 children are currently living with their incarcerated mothers in (…)
Kigali city officials are raising alarms over a surge in child abuse cases, saying most reports of sexual violence against (…)
Every October 11, the world marks the International Day of the Girl Child, a moment to reflect on the opportunities and (…)
The Imbuto Foundation officially inaugurated the Masaka Model Early Childhood and Family Centre on Thursday, October 9, 2025, (…)
The issue of colonial legacy remains a sensitive one in relations between African states and France. For many years, Paris has called for “turning the page on the past”, framing dialogue around memory, reconciliation and symbolic gestures. For (…)
As the world marks International Women’s Day on March 8, the significance of this day resonates uniquely in Rwanda’s (…)
Rwanda’s deaf community is urging the government to officially recognize sign language and introduce it in schools, saying the (…)
Japan has provided a grant of $89,000 to support the construction of a new facility for children with intellectual (…)
People with disabilities in Rwanda are urging the government to ensure the nationwide rollout of digital national identity (…)
Rwanda will build five model schools for children with complex disabilities beginning in the 2026–27 academic year, Education (…)
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