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Rwanda’s courts handled 109,192 cases out of 182,527 scheduled for trial during the 2024/25 judicial year, Supreme Court President and head of the (…)
A total of 150 young people from vulnerable families in Rwamagana District have completed a year of free vocational training and received toolkits (…)
Rwanda’s disability rights organizations say the national budget remains inadequate to meet the needs of people with disabilities, despite some (…)
Rwanda’s National Examination and School Inspection Authority (NESA) has released the timetable for boarding students returning to school for the (…)
Police in Rwanda’s Eastern Province say 139 children were sexually abused over the past four months, with 126 suspects arrested in connection with (…)
RwandAir, Rwanda’s national airline, has welcomed two new Boeing 737-800 aircraft to its fleet as part of plans to expand passenger and cargo (…)
Rwanda and Mozambique renewed key agreements on trade, investment, and counter-terrorism Wednesday, reinforcing ties between the two countries (…)
Most households in Rwanda’s Vision Umurenge Program (VUP) now own mobile phones, but many continue to face poor housing, limited clean water, and (…)
The Rwandan government is imposing fines of up to 5 million francs (Frw) on vehicle owners who fail to comply with new regulations requiring (…)
Rwanda Development Board (RDB) CEO Jean-Guy Afrika on Monday launched construction of the Ramba Hills investment project, valued at $80 million (…)
Women for Women Rwanda has urged women farmers in Nduba sector, Gasabo District, to adopt professional and market-driven farming practices as part (…)
Rwanda on Monday received 532 nationals repatriated from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where they had been held under the control of the (…)
Patients at Rwanda’s largest rehabilitation hospital say gaps in health insurance are cutting recovery short, forcing families to pay out of (…)
A women-led cooperative in Rwanda’s Eastern Province has found a new way to add value to beekeeping — producing candles from beeswax residues.
Rwanda took another major step in developing golf Friday with the launch of the country’s first NCBA Junior Golf Series at Kigali Golf Resort.
At Rwanda’s national museums, children are spending their school holidays learning traditional dances, games and crafts in a program designed to (…)
The Ministry of Youth and Arts Development has opened applications for the 2025 Youth Connekt Awards and Arts Connekt competition, in partnership (…)
Flying Eagles Karate Club captured first place at the 2025 Zanshin Karate Championship for juniors, held Sunday in Huye District.
Rwanda Medical Supply (RMS) has signed a partnership agreement with Philex, a pharmaceutical and medical equipment company with operations in (…)
Rwanda Revenue Authority (RRA) has given out 464 million francs to more than 40,000 consumers who requested receipts for their purchases between (…)
Retired UN peacekeepers from Ghana and Senegal returned to Rwanda to share their experiences and inspire youth with lessons of courage and (…)
Local leaders in Kayonza District have been urged to engage with children influenced by genocide ideology and their parents, as this is key to (…)
The 28th International Trade Fair at Gikondo officially concluded Thursday, with organizers and partners praising exhibitors for their creativity (…)
A group of 120 young women graduates have completed the sixth phase of a professional internship program in districts and the City of Kigali, with (…)
Prime Minister Dr. Justin Nsengiyumva has called on Rwandan youth to confront those who disparage the country by sharing the truths they learned (…)
Rwanda’s delegation to the 22nd East African Schools Sports Association (FEASSA) Games arrived in Kakamega on Wednesday evening after a long (…)
Minister of State for Youth and Arts Development Umutoni Sandrine has called on young Rwandans to harness artificial intelligence to drive (…)
Rwanda has named its 20 best coffees of 2025, which will be sold in an international online auction in October as the country steps up efforts to (…)
Residents of Nyaruguru District are praising the government’s efforts to simplify child registration, saying digital systems have made the process (…)
The government will close all schools in Kigali and encourage most workers in the capital to work from home when Rwanda hosts the 2025 UCI Road (…)
A group of Rwandan secondary school students has won the top award in a national financial literacy competition aimed at equipping young people (…)
Rwanda will construct more than 300 kilometers of national paved roads and over 500 kilometers of feeder roads by 2029 as part of a sweeping (…)
Generation Gender Rwanda was recognized on October 24, 2025, for its five-year contribution to promoting gender equality and combating gender-based violence among youth, men, and women.
Twelve projects have been chosen to move forward in the Tangira StartUp TV contest, marking the show’s debut in Rwanda.
Rwanda loses more than Rwf 210 billion annually to natural disasters, and officials warn the costs could rise if preventive (…)
Rwanda has launched a nationwide program to train teachers in Artificial Intelligence (AI), aiming to prepare students and (…)
Africa is moving beyond being just a consumer of global media content, with industry leaders saying the continent is now (…)
Women for Women International (WfWI) has appointed Nigerian development expert Thelma Ekiyor as its new global chief executive officer, the organization announced Thursday.
Minister of Gender and Family Promotion, Consolée Uwimana, told rural women Wednesday that living in the countryside is not a (…)
Rwanda’s First Lady, Jeannette Kagame, has been honored with the FIGO Distinguished Recognition Award in Women’s Health by the (…)
Rayon Sports Women’s Football Club (WFC) has been awarded 5 million Rwandan francs by the Rwanda Football Federation (FERWAFA) (…)
Representatives of the National Women’s Council (CNF) at the cell and sector levels in Rwanda’s Southern Province say their (…)
Every October 11, the world marks the International Day of the Girl Child, a moment to reflect on the opportunities and challenges facing girls as they grow into young women.
The Imbuto Foundation officially inaugurated the Masaka Model Early Childhood and Family Centre on Thursday, October 9, 2025, (…)
In recent days, we shared a special message about couples. Today, I return to reflect on another extraordinary blessing of (…)
Stunting among children under five in Huye District has dropped from 19% to 15%, thanks to the community-focused “Village (…)
Leaders in Rwanda’s Northern Province have pledged to intensify efforts against child stunting by focusing on household-level (…)
As the world marks International Women’s Day on March 8, the significance of this day resonates uniquely in Rwanda’s resilience. For Rwandan women, it symbolizes strength, particularly in light of the country’s tumultuous history, where they (…)
Rwanda will build five model schools for children with complex disabilities beginning in the 2026–27 academic year, Education (…)
The Rwanda National Union of the Deaf (RNUD) has urged the government to make sign language education accessible to everyone, (…)
People with disabilities across Africa are looking to new research on community-based rehabilitation for lasting solutions to (…)
Rwanda’s disability rights organizations say the national budget remains inadequate to meet the needs of people with (…)
The Institute of Policy Analysis and Research (IPAR-Rwanda) is the leading Independent, Not-for-Profit Research and Policy Analysis Think Tank in Rwanda. IPAR-Rwanda became fully functional in 2008 with support from the African Capacity Building (…)
USAID leads international development and humanitarian efforts to save lives, reduce poverty, strengthen democratic governance and help people progress beyond assistance.
The Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH has been working in Rwanda for more than 40 years and has an office in the capital Kigali.
Good Neighbors is an international humanitarian development NGO founded in Korea in 1991 to make the world a place without hunger, where people live together in harmony.
