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• 178 Rwandan Police Officers Complete Urban Security, Riot Control Training
• 193 Tailors Recognized for Years of Skilled Work
• Four hotels face temporary closure over compliance failures
• Minister Nduhungirehe advances ties in Seoul, hails U.N. council elections
• China urges language training as Rwanda–China trade surpasses $1.7 billion
• Nduhungirehe attends Korea-Africa foreign ministers’ meeting in Seoul
• Rwanda criticizes HRW report on alleged violence in eastern Congo
• Kagame Urges Africa to Rely on Its Own Resources as Global Order Shifts
• African leaders, CEOs gather in Rwanda for major economic forum
• Kagame says Africa’s challenge is implementation, not lack of talent
• Rwanda, Botswana hold talks ahead of Kagame visit
• PM Meets diaspora in Gabon, urges continued role in development
• Labor Minister Calls for Increased Internship Opportunities to Boost Youth Employment
• Fuel Price Increase Triggers Warning to Rwandan Traders
• Heifer International Rwanda has taken 12...
• Rwanda, Uganda pledge stronger cooperation at Kampala talks
• Rwanda ranks among top global performers in human capital, World Bank says
• PSF donates Rwf 5 million to support genocide survivors’ business group
• Kagame meets Congo’s Sassou Nguesso, discusses bilateral ties and regional issues
• Lawmakers call for faster oversight of cooperatives, warn of financial losses
• Rwanda to Expand Electricity Access, Clean Cooking for Thousands with AIIB Loan
• Rwanda coffee ranks among top five at global exhibition in California
• Senate President honors slain politicians during genocide commemoration
• Kagame promotes 5,746 police officers
• Jeannette Kagame praises IBUKA’s 30-year role, urges continued vigilance
• IBUKA Marks 30 Years of Supporting Genocide Survivors, Promoting Justice in Rwanda
• Rwandan peacekeepers in CAR mark Kwibuka 32, honor genocide victims
• PL marks Kwibuka 32, vows to fight genocide denial, calls for unity and resilience
• President Kagame, First Lady lead 100 days of remembrance for Tutsi genocide
• Rwanda Marks 32nd Commemoration of Tutsi Genocide
• PM Arrives in Equatorial Guinea for OACPS Summit
• Dr. Biruta delivers Kagame message to Congo’s Sassou Nguesso
• President Kagame rebukes officials over repeated mistakes, poor accountability
• Rwanda private sector federation names new CEO
• Rwanda’s Ambassador Presents Credentials to Gabonese President
• Rwandan Soldiers Return Home After Infrastructure Mission in Jamaica
• Rwanda Lawmakers Call for Lasting Solution to Illegal Mining
• Rwanda, Qatar Move to Strengthen Military and Economic Cooperation
• Rwanda’s Digital Push Expands Financial Services Nationwide
• Senators call for urgent measures to curb water losses
• PRISM Project Sets Precedent for Sustainable Small Livestock Farming in Ruhango
• ‘Ndi Umunyarwanda’ Program Helps Youth Reject Genocide Ideology
• Terimbere MSME Facility Opens Doors for Entrepreneurs Across Rwanda
• Rwanda helping citizens return from UAE, Bahrain amid Middle East tensions
• Rwanda Embassy in Qatar Moves Services Online Amid Middle East Security Concerns.
• Rwanda’s Envoy Presents Credentials to Estonian President
• Lawmakers Urge Stronger Family Mediation as Divorce Cases Remain High
• Rwanda Prepares for Oil Price Surge Amid Middle East Conflict
• Industrial Prices Rise 4.8% in January 2026, Driven by Energy and Mining Sectors
• Ngarambe Romeo Named CEO of Rwanda Capital Market Authority
• Rwanda Expands Volcanoes National Park Under $300 Million Project
• Rwanda Approves Smaller 2025/26 Budget After Airport Financing Changes
• Kagame Hosts International Dialog Group to Discuss Rwanda’s Development Progress
• Kagame Hosts Saudi Vice Foreign Minister for Talks on Strengthening Bilateral Ties
• Rwanda, GiveDirectly Sign $150M Pact to Fight Poverty
• RRA Issues Record VAT Rewards to Consumers
• Rwanda Seeks 3,000 New Staff to Tackle Growing Delays in Land Services
• Kagame Meets EU Commissioner as Eastern Congo Violence Tests Ceasefire Efforts
• Rwanda Embassy in UK Launches 24/7 Digital Assistant ‘Nshuti’
• PM Meets EU Ambassador to Strengthen Cooperation
• Rwanda Cracks Down on Deadly Bootleg Alcohol After Dozens Die
• Kigali Seeks Procurement Law Reform to Prevent Project Delays
• Rwanda earns over $13 million from exports in five days
• Prime Minister Represents Kagame at AUDA-NEPAD Summit
• New RWACOF Partnerships Aim to Steady Rwanda’s Coffee Market
• Africa CEO Forum Seen as Key to Unlocking Africa’s Energy Investment
• Rwanda Forecasts Above-Average Rainfall in February, Meteo Says
• Rwanda Reports Strong Early Gains Under NST2, Prime Minister Says
• Kagame Accuses Burundi of Aligning With Congo in Regional Tensions
• Rwanda Faces Growing Food Gap as Imports Soar, Officials Say
• Rwandans in Republic of Congo Mark National Heroes Day
• Rwanda Observes Heroes Day as Kagame, Leaders Honor National Heroes
• Gnassingbé Visits Rwanda as Ties Between the Two Nations Grow
• Cabinet Appoints Jean Maurice Uwera as Deputy Government Spokesperson
• RDB Warns of ‘Visit Rwanda’ Scammers Pretending to Be Officials
• Gender-Based Violence on the Rise, Health Ministry Says
• RSSB Moves to Recover Pension Arrears as Assets, Profits Hit Record Highs
• Senators Press Government as Biogas Project Falls Short of Goals
• Hundreds of Rwandans Return Home After Years in FDLR Captivity
• Paloma Lengema Leads BIC East Africa Through Growth, Innovation and Community Impact
• Meteo Rwanda Forecasts Above-Average Rainfall for Mid-November
• Jeannette Kagame Urges Rwandans to Uphold Unity and National Identity
• Rwanda Receives 326 Citizens Returning from Eastern DRC
• Rwanda, Saudi Arabia Partner to Expand Clean Cooking Access
• NLA Halts Power-of-Attorney Land Transfers to Curb Fraud, Eyes Digital E-Notary
• Prime Minister: Protecting Nature Is the Path to Peace and Prosperity
• Most of Rwanda’s Cultural Heritage Still Abroad, Officials Say
• Generation Gender Rwanda Honored for Five Years of Transforming Gender Equality
• Tangira StartUp TV Contest Advances 12 Innovative Projects
• Dr. Biruta Visits Egypt Police Academy to Deepen Security Cooperation
• Rwanda’s Forensic Institute Builds Public Trust Through Science and Awareness
• Industry and Trade Sector Contributes 22% to GDP Amid Strong Export Growth
• NLA Suspends Proxy Documents in National Land Fraud Crackdown
• Forgiveness Key to Rwanda’s Post-Genocide Unity
• Rwanda to Pay Compensation Through Mobile Money to Speed Up Payouts
• Kagame Calls for Fair Partnerships at Global Gateway Forum in Brussels
• Rwanda Pushes Refugee Self-Reliance with Five-Year Plan
• Kagame Challenges Newly Sworn-in Ministers to Deliver Results
• Rwanda to Roll Out Early DNA Tests to Boost Justice in Sexual Violence Cases
• At Gako’s 25th Anniversary, Kagame Commissions 1,029 Junior Officers
• Minister Uwimana Challenges Cultural Excuses for Avoiding Legal Marriage
• Training Program Strengthens Rwanda’s Marine Security Capacity
• Israeli Investor Backs Rwanda’s ‘Field of Dreams’ to Boost Cycling
• Forensic Institute Launches Drive to Open Branches in All Provinces
• New regulations tighten oversight of faith-based organizations in Rwanda
• Rwanda Strengthens Fight Against Air Pollution on Clean Air Day
• Kigali Schools to Close for One Week During Cycling World Championships
• Rwanda’s Trade Deficit Shrinks as Exports and Imports Decline
• Jeannette Kagame Urges Strong Families for National Development
• Rwanda Joins New Africa-Wide Project Tackling Youth Unemployment
• Kagame Meets UAE Media Chief to Strengthen Bilateral Ties
• Government Pushes Rooftop Solar to Boost Renewable Energy Use
• Manufacturing and Energy Sectors Lead Industrial Boom
• Zipline to Launch Home Drone Delivery in Rwanda by 2026
• NESA Calls for Compliance With School Travel Timetable
• Rwanda Leads Push for Africa’s Aviation Revolution
• Study Warns of Weak Reading Culture in Rwanda
• Tangira: Rwanda’s First Start-Up TV Contest Opens Submissions
• Students Excel in 2024/2025 National Exams, Pass Rate Hits 89%
• Liquid Intelligent Technologies Donates 130M Frw to Preserve Rwanda Genocide History
• Rwanda’s Judiciary Wraps Up 109,000 Cases in 2024/25 Year
• NESA Sets Boarding Students’ Return-to-School Schedule for September
• RwandAir Adds Two Boeing 737-800 Aircraft to Expand Operations
• Rwanda and Mozambique Strengthen Ties with New Cooperation Deals
• Rwanda’s Anti-Poverty Program Boosts Phones but Poverty Persists
• Rwanda Cracks Down on Vehicle Emissions with Hefty Fines
• RDB Launches $80 Million Ramba Hills Project to Transform Kigali Skyline
• Rwanda Welcomes Back Hundreds Repatriated From DR Congo
• Rwanda Partners With Philex to Expand Access to Essential Medicines
• RRA Gives Rwf 464 Million to Shoppers Who Requested VAT Receipts
• Rwanda Concludes 28th International Trade Fair, Celebrates Local Innovation
• Top 20 Coffees Brew Global Ambitions in Rwanda’s 2025 Competition
• Nyaruguru Residents Praise Faster Child Registration, Urge Quicker ID Services
• Kigali to Host First-Ever Cycling World Championships in Africa
• PM Nsengiyumva Unveils 5-Year Infrastructure and Agriculture Growth Plan
• Basketball Without Borders Heads to Rwanda in 2025 Debut
• Prime Minister Visits Nyagatare Tile Factory as It Plans Major Production Boost
• Inyange to Bring Powdered Milk to Rwanda’s Shelves by September
• Rwanda, FC Bayern Renew Partnership Through 2028 to Grow Youth Football
• SONARWA Life Joins Women in Finance Rwanda to Champion Gender Equity
• Rwanda’s Kwita Izina Returns With 40 Gorillas to Be Named
• Rwanda’s 28th International Trade Fair Attracts Record Participation from 19 Countries
• Rwanda Senate Ratifies Peace Deal With Congo
• Education Ministry Rolls Out Three-Year Plan to Boost Teachers’ English Skills
• Rwanda Sees Job Gains in 2025, Unemployment Drops to 13.4%
• Kagame Swears In New Cabinet, Urges Leaders to Deliver With Purpose
• Press Release: AU Commission launches new platform to strengthen Africa’s research, policy
• All Exhibition Slots Taken as Kigali Prepares for Expo 2025
• WHO Honors President Kagame for Global Leadership in Pandemic Response
• World Bank Approves $100M to Improve Transport in Kigali
• PM Ngirente Meets Leaders from Niger and Tanzania to Strengthen Bilateral Ties
• Somalia’s Senators seek to learn from Rwanda’s experience in women’s empowerment
• African Media professionals equipped with health reporting skills to end infertility stigma
• The role of HAGURUKA NGO in advocating for the rights of Children and Women
• Respect of Gender Equality Is At the Heart of Rwanda Nurses and Midwives Union
• ILPD is active in promoting gender in Rwanda
• Understanding UN Women HeForShe Solidarity Movement For Gender Equality and IMPACT 10X10X10
• Prosecution Of Sexual And Gender Based Violence Crimes

• Environment
  • Rwanda launches first upper-air weather monitoring station
  • Rwanda Makes Strides in Congo-Nile Ridge Restoration
  • Rwanda Moves to Build Resilience as Disasters Cost Nation Billions Each Year
• Transport
  • BasiGo to deploy 18 electric buses in Rwanda, expand charging network
  • Minister Says Diesel Price Hike Won’t Drive Up Commodity Costs
  • Bugesera Airport Set to Replace Kanombe for Large Flights by 2028
• WASH
  • WASAC says Kigali water projects to close 65,000-cubic-meter daily gap
  • Rwanda Launches $62 Million Nyamagabe WASH Program to Achieve Universal Water Access by 2030
• Energy
  • RRA orders release of 2 million liters of stored fuel
  • Rwanda advances nuclear energy plans through global partnerships, government Says
  • President Kagame Attends Nuclear Energy Summit in Paris
  • IAEA Begins Review of Rwanda’s Nuclear Energy Preparedness
  • Rwanda Plans $5 Billion Nuclear Power Plant to Boost Electricity Supply
• Education
  • 96% of Ngoma’s Young Children Now in Early Childhood Centers
  • Rwanda to Launch 2025/26 National Practical Exams on Wednesday
  • Rwanda audit finds widespread underuse of school textbooks
  • Rwanda to review universities over concerns about education quality
  • EAC Universities Pledge to Boost Quality and Collaboration in Higher Education
  • Rwanda Looks to Global PISA Test to Guide Education Improvements
  • Rwanda Boosts School Feeding Budget as One-Third of Population Enrolled in Schools
  • Japan’s JICA Marks 20 Years in Rwanda With Focus on Education Gains
  • RDF Spokesperson Tells Students Bravery, Patriotism Won Rwanda’s Liberation
  • Former Namibia First Lady Launches Pan-African Leadership Lab in Rwanda
  • Kagame, Yonsei University Officials Discuss Strengthening Education Ties
  • First Lady Jeannette Kagame Awarded Honorary Doctorate
  • Government Program Reintegrates Tens of Thousands of School Children
  • Fire Destroys Students’ Dormitory at Rwamagana Girls’ School; No Injuries Reported
  • Israel Embassy Supports Students in Science and Technology Innovation Drive
  • Teachers will be Equipped with AI Skills to Future-Proof Education
  • Premier Urges Graduates to Drive a Knowledge-Based Economy
  • Rwanda Coding Academy Plans Nationwide Expansion to Boost Tech Innovation
  • Students Lead the Way in Family Nutrition Awareness
  • CHANCEN International, HEC Partner to Boost Job-Ready Skills for Rwandan Youth
  • Kagame Challenges Young Africans to Drive Change
  • Skills Gap Spurs Rwanda’s Push for Monitoring and Evaluation Experts
• Health
  • Direct Relief delivers pediatric HIV medicine to Rwanda amid HIV aid disruptions
  • New Rwanda Initiative Targets Early Treatment for Children With Orthopedic Disabilities
  • Swiss generics maker Sandoz signs deal with Rwandan government
  • China Donates Medical Equipment Worth Rwf30 Million to Masaka Hospital
  • Lawmakers push for greater mental health support amid rising cases
  • Rwanda to host Africa blood transfusion conference in 2028 after 12-year gap
  • RICA warns public against freshly slaughtered chicken
  • New health services lead to higher mutuelle de santé contributions
  • Rwanda Plans School-Based Health Clinics, Expands Nursing Education
  • Rwanda Introduces New HPV Vaccine, Gardasil 9, to Prevent Cervical Cancer
  • Rwanda Revamps Mutuelle Health Insurance to Cover Expensive Treatments
  • President Kagame Joins Kigali Residents for Monthly Car-Free Day Exercise
  • Butare Teaching Hospital Adds New Machines, Cuts Referrals to Kigali
  • Rwanda to Roll Out New HPV Vaccine as It Steps Up Fight Against Cervical Cancer
  • AI Medical App Trial Aims to Ease Rwanda’s Doctor Shortage
  • Wetland Farmers at Risk of Bilharzia Without Boots
  • Family Planning Use Climbs in Rwanda, but Teen Pregnancy Raises Concern
  • Rwanda Expands Screening as Cervical Cancer Cases Increase Nationwide
  • Kagame Pushes for Stronger Continental Health Systems through AMA
  • Nutrition Training Equips Women to Curb Child Stunting
  • Rwanda Highlights AI as a Lifesaving Tool for Africa’s Healthcare
• Business
  • Rwandan exporters hit as Middle East conflict disrupts air travel, trade
  • Yango Group eyes Rwanda market through mobility partnership with RDB
  • New Leadership, New Hopes: François Twagirumukiza Takes the Helm of Rwanda’s Private Sector Federation
  • Rwanda Industrial Output Climbs 8.2% as Energy and Beverages Lead
  • Rwanda Moves to Break Into Pakistan’s Growing Coffee Market
  • Rwanda Revenue Authority Urges Compliance With Jan. 31 Tax Deadline
  • Rwanda, Jamaica Stock Exchanges Forge Partnership
  • Rwanda Earns Nearly $14 Million From Agricultural Exports in Five Days
  • Kenyan investors impressed by Rwanda’s business opportunities on trade mission
  • Global Awards Open Doors for Rwanda’s Boldest Young Entrepreneurs
  • Aterian PLC Invests $325,000 to Expand Coltan Trading in Rwanda
  • RRA Says No Grace Period After Half Fail to File Second Advance Income Tax
  • Businesses Advised to Pay 2025 Q2 Income Tax Early to Avoid Penalties
• Sport & Entertainment
  • Rwandan filmmakers, Waterville students collaborate on coffee documentary premiering this summer
  • Rwanda Ready to Host African Volleyball Club Championship, Officials Say
  • Kagame congratulates Arsenal on Champions League progress
  • Barcelona, Liverpool eliminated as Atlético, PSG move on
  • Police FC Beat APR FC on Penalties to Win 2026 Heroes Trophy
  • Unprepared National Teams Will No Longer Represent Rwanda, Says Sports Minister
  • Rwanda to Host ATP Challenger Tennis Tournaments Again in 2026
  • Ministers Kick Off School Sports Season, Urge Students to Balance Learning and Sports
  • Police VC, Police WVC Win Medwell Pre-Season Volleyball Tournament Titles
  • Visit Rwanda Scores Big with NBA and NFL Sponsorships
  • Kagame Receives Champion Belt from Boxer Carlos Takam
  • Slovenia’s Pogacar Defends World Title With Dazzling Solo Win in Kigali
  • Sports Minister Praises Rwandan Riders’ Performance at World Cycling Championships
• Technology
  • Rwanda seeks re-election to ITU Council for 2027-2030 term
  • Rwanda Moves Toward Nationwide Drone Logistics with Zipline
  • DR Congo to Launch Digital Government Platform in First Quarter
  • ACES in Kigali Gains UK F-Gas Certification to Boost Sustainable Cooling
  • Rwanda Launches Digital FDI Report to Boost Investment and Tech Growth
  • Experts Say Africa Emerging as Global Content Powerhouse
  • Mobile Technology Seen as Africa’s Path to Inclusive Growth, Kagame Says
  • Ericsson to showcase technological innovations at MWC Kigali 2025
• Agriculture
  • Rwanda’s season A harvest rises slightly as food prices remain high
  • Rwanda to host 20th Africa Food Systems Forum amid push for agricultural investment
  • Rwanda Builds Drying Facilities to Cut Post-Harvest Losses of Onions and Chili Peppers
  • Rwanda Tests New Potato Variety Resistant to Late Blight
  • Rwanda faces challenges in using agricultural cold storage facilities
  • ROAM Trains Journalists to Boost Organic Farming and Food Security
  • Rwanda’s Coffee Revival Targets Millions of Seedlings
  • New livestock law planned as Rwanda targets higher farm output
  • Senator urges boost in agricultural research as hunger persists
  • Rwanda Sets Ambitious Goal to Modernize Farming and Boost Yields
  • From 79% to 83%: Rwanda Reports Gains in Food Security
  • EU Pledges Rwf 44 Billion to Boost Rwandan Farmers’ Cooperatives
  • Rwanda Expands Crop Drive to Boost Food Security
• Banking
  • RNIT Iterambere Fund attracts Rwf3.55 billion in first week of April
  • Rwanda Reports Drop in Attempted Bank Thefts
  • Atlantic Microfinance Wins Award for Advancing Inclusive Finance in Africa
  • Rwanda Central Bank Raises Key Rate to 7.25% as Inflation Climbs Above Target
  • Rwanda’s rural communities left behind despite economic growth, advocates warn
  • Lawmakers Advance Bill to Bolster Central Bank Independence
  • GTBank Rwanda Launches ‘Single Digit Smart Loan’ With 8% Interest Rate
  • AD Finance Rolls Out ERP Software to Streamline Business Operations
  • Rwanda’s eKash platform strengthens financial sector integration, boosts digital payments
  • BPR Bank Rwanda Plc has provided 4.3 million...
  • Rwanda Finishes Digital Currency Trial, Eyes Global Use
  • Rwanda Accelerates Digital Economy Goals With National eKash Payment System
  • BPR Bank Rwanda Honors Customers, Strengthens Ties During Customer Service Week
• Economy
  • Middle East Conflict Raises Economic Concerns for Africa, UNECA Chief Says
  • Rwanda’s GDP Grows 9.4% in 2025 Despite Global Tensions
  • Foreign Investment in Rwanda Nearly Triples in Five Years
  • Rwanda Sees Record $1.09 Billion in Foreign Investment in 2024
  • IMF Projects Strong Economic Growth for Rwanda in 2026
  • Rwanda Inflation Slows in October, Driven by Food and Energy Prices
  • Rwanda’s GDP Rises to Rwf 5,798 Billion in Q2 2025
• Construction & Housing
  • Fortis Green Housing Reaches 50% Completion on Masaka Views Eco Estate
  • Rwanda to build 892 new housing units in Kigali worth $48 million
  • Cabinet Approves Housing Agreement With Bauhaus International
• Justice
  • UK Termination of Rwanda Migration Pact Sparks Arbitration
  • Rwanda Nears Full Compliance on Human Rights Commitments
• Men
  • Refugee men in Mahama take the lead in raising awareness about gender-based violence
  • Court orders mental health check-up of teenager accused of defiling 17 boys

Youth

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• Youth take bigger role in national budgeting after civic training program
• Senator urges youth to take time before marriage as divorce rates rise
• Minister Warns Youth Misled by Lies About Genocide
• Youth Urged to Avoid Temptations, Protect Their Future
• Rwanda Reports Drop in Youth Unemployment as Job Creation Expands
• Reports Cite Widespread Gender-Based Violence, Rising Teen Pregnancy
• Digital Youth Program Empowers Millions to Access Services
• Youth Projects Drive Employment, Mental Health Initiatives in Rwanda
• UCI 2025 Brings Joy to Kigali as Kagame Highlights Youth Potential
• Eastern Province Leaders Tackle School Dropouts, Teenage Pregnancies
• Youth Urged to Reject Genocide Hatred and Build Unity
• Rwandan youth to feature in research to reshape the youth employment in ten African countries
• Technical Committee to Improve Workplace Learning Opportunities for Rwandan Youth
• Over 270 Youth to Benefit from YouthConnekt, ArtsConnekt Prizes
• Rwanda U-16 Girls Reach Africa Championship Quarterfinals Despite Loss to Tunisia
• Scammers Targeting Youth Online, EASF Sounds Alarm
• Kagame Urges African Youth to Tackle Challenges Instead of Seeking Escape Abroad
• Rwamagana Youth Receive Toolkits Worth Rwf 17 Million
• Opens Applications for 2025 Youth Connekt and Arts Connekt Awards
• African UN Veterans Inspire Rwandan Youth with Stories of 1994 Bravery
• Youth Urged to Defend National Truths at Indangamirwa Graduation
• Rwandan Students Arrive in Kenya for East African Schools Games
• Youth Minister Urges Young People to Use AI in Climate Innovation
• Financial Savvy Pays Off for Winning Students in Rwanda Contest
• Isonga Youth Sports Initiative Grows Ahead of FEASSSA 2025 and Dakar Olympics
• Gen. Kabarebe Highlights Role of Youth in Continuing Rwanda’s Liberation Legacy
• Rwanda Passes Law Allowing 15-Year-Olds to Seek Medical Care Without Parental Consent
• Teenage Pregnancy Crisis Spurs Rwanda Debate on Medical Consent for 15-Year-Olds
• Kagame, NBA Star Kawhi Leonard Join Youth Basketball Clinic in Kigali
• Masai Ujiri Inspires African Youth as Giants of Africa Returns to Kigali
• Kagame Urges African Youth to Believe in Themselves at Giants of Africa Festival
• Youth Minister Urges Students to Embrace Education, Protect National Gains
• Rotary Club of Kigali Empowers Rwamagana Youth Through Tailoring Skills
• Rwanda Overhauls Secondary School Curriculum to Boost Learning and Efficiency
• Health Minister Raises Alarm Over Rising HIV Infections Among Youth
• Rwanda Launches ‘Smart Holidays’ to Equip Youth with Digital Skills
• Diaspora Youth Return to Reconnect With Rwanda
• Minister Urges Indangamirwa Trainees to Uphold Unity and Rwandan Values
• Young Events Guru hails Rwanda’s efforts in promoting MICE tourism
• Youth sensitized on condom use to avoid Sexually Transmitted Diseases, unplanned pregnancies
• Ibere Rya Bigogwe Founder, Ngabo Karegeya, tips youth on entrepreneurship, personal growth
• New festival to warm up Kigali, promote talent among youth
• Timbuktoo to fund Young African Environmental Activists
• President Kagame supports UNDP initiative to empower Youth-led African Startups
• Rwandan youth urged to lead healing, reconciliation process
• Kagame: We can’t afford to undo the gains made in fighting Covid

Disability

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• Rwanda’s Deaf Community Pushes for Official Recognition of Sign Language
• Japan Helps Build Rwanda Center for Children With Special Needs
• Rwandans With Disabilities Call for Special Access in Digital ID Rollout
• Rwanda Plans New Model Schools to Support Learners With Disabilities
• Rwanda Deaf Union Calls for Nationwide Sign Language Education
• Rwanda Joins African Research Drive for Inclusive Disability Support
• Disability Groups Urge Stronger Budget Commitments Amid Cuts
• Coverage Limits Leave Disabled Persons Facing Recovery Costs Alone
• Rwanda Reports Growth in Training for Special Needs and Inclusive Education Staff
• New project to enhance economic participation of youth with disabilities through cooperatives

Women

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• 3,000 women farmers get smartphones
• First Lady Highlights Self-Love and Growth on Women’s Day
• UN Women Rwanda launches $6.3 million plan to boost women’s empowerment
• UN Women Rwanda launches $6.3 million plan to boost women’s empowerment
• African Women Leaders Urge Unity to Bridge Gender Gap in Leadership
• Thelma Ekiyor Named Global CEO of Women for Women International
• Rural Women Told Their Development Boosts the Nation
• First Lady Jeannette Kagame Wins Global Award for Women’s Health Advocacy
• Rayon Sports WFC Rewarded for Historic CECAFA Final Run
• Digital Divide Slows Women’s Council Work in Southern Province
• Women Launch Grassroots Drive to Fight Family Conflicts, Teen Pregnancies
• Women for Women Rwanda Urges Nduba Farmers to Embrace Market-Driven Agriculture
• Rwandan Women’s Cooperative Turns Beeswax Into Candles
• Internship Program Prepares 120 Young Women for Jobs and Leadership Roles
• Rwanda Women’s National Football Team Drops Two Spots in FIFA Rankings
• Giants of Africa Hosts Women’s Empowerment Event in Huye
• Rwanda Police to Open Childcare Centers to Support Female Officer
• Kigali AIDS Summit Highlights Breakthrough Test for Pregnant Women
• Rwanda Women’s Tennis Team Off to Strong Start on Home Soil
• Rwanda’s Women’s Sitting Volleyball Team Crowned African Champions
• Rwandan Women Graduate into Clean Energy and Financial Empowerment
• Rwandan Women Reflect on Role in Liberation, 31 Years Later
• Rwanda Women’s Basketball Team Begins Training for AfroBasket 2025
• Rwandan women join a Fellowship to promote equitable agri-food system policies
• Kigali Women Leaders Sensitized on Good Governance
• Rwanda giving minors, pregnant and breastfeeding women inmates food supplements
• United to impact: How Nyamirambo Women’s Center is transforming lives
• World Bank hails Rwanda’s efforts in maternal mortality reduction
• New Study reveals diversity in Rwandan women’s fertility restoration-based birth control methods
• Merk Foundation calls for a collective action to end infertility stigma, promote quality healthcare in Africa
• Rwanda’s Financial Inclusion Gender Gap Declining
• The Contribution of SEVOTA in the Socio-Economic Development of Women in Rwanda
• Uruhare rw’umuryango SEVOTA Mu Iterambere ry’Umugore mu Rwanda
• HOW FOOD FOR THE HUNGRY IS EMPOWERING RWANDAN WOMEN
• YWCA Rwanda Emphasizes Standing Up for Women’s Rights as the World Celebrates International Women’s Day
• I tapped into a service that was needed but not available, says local businesswoman
• Securing women’s land rights in Rwanda
• YWCA Rwanda, Plan International Rwanda Empowering Girls And Boys In Schools As True Agents Of Change For Gender Equity And Equality
• IPRC South Pursuing Girls to Adapt to TVET Education
• Government Turns To TVET To Boost Women Employment Opportunities
• Bridging Gender Digital Divide: Rwanda Commits to Boost Women ICT Access, Usage and Innovation

Children

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• 80 Young Golfers Tee Off in Rwanda’s First Junior Championship
• 328 Children Live With Incarcerated Mothers, 44 Yet to Be Placed
• Kigali Warns of Rising Child Abuse, Urges Parents to Be More Watchful
• Supporting young women entrepreneurs builds stronger families, communities, and economies
• Imbuto Foundation Opens Hub for Early Learning and Family Support in Masaka
• Message from Mrs. Jeannette Kagame highlights the Role of Parents in Caring for Children
• Community Program Reduces Child Stunting in Huye District
• Northern Province Puts Children First in Fight Against Malnutrition
• Nduhungirehe Encourages Children at Sherrie Silver Foundation
• Rwanda Launches Parenting App to Guide Families in Digital Age
• Rwanda U16 Teams Gear Up for Africa Cup Kickoff in Kigali
• Author Launches Children’s Book Teaching Unity Through Genocide History
• Police Report 139 Child Defilement Cases in Four Months
• Children Learn Rwanda’s Heritage at Museums During Holidays
• Flying Eagles Karate Club Wins Junior Zanshin Karate Championship 2025
• Local Leaders Urged to Reach Out to Children Exposed to Genocide Ideology in Kayonza
• New Early Childhood Center Opens in Kamonyi
• Rwanda to Present Children’s Climate Concerns at Africa Climate Summit
• Rwanda Urges Parents to Breastfeed Properly to Boost Child Health
• Rwanda Targets Universal Access to Quality Education, MINEDUC Report Shows
• Muhanga Launches ’Intore mu Biruhuko’ Program to Support Children During School Holidays
• Over 98% of Children in Rusizi Access Early Childhood Services, Officials Say
• Report Highlights Gaps in Early Childhood Development Centers Across Rwanda
• Ministry vows to deal with domestic violence to tackle cases of school dropouts
• Muhanga District introduces One litre per child program to eliminate child stunting
• New Program launched to curb child stunting in Rwanda
• Adolescent girls engaged in sex work in Bugesera returned to school
• Children born of rape look to future
• Rotary Club donates to vulnerable children in Rwamagana
• How personalised books will get kids to read
• Uplifting teen mothers is a crucial goal – Mfura Foundation founder
• New Year’s Day: 25 babies born from six Kigali hospitals
• Capitalizing on Child Protection through Community-Based Child and Family Protection Volunteers-Inshuti z’Umuryango

Opinions

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• Algeria is forcing France to confront its colonial crimes
• How women in uniform epitomize Rwanda’s journey of resilience, transformation

Rwanda NGO’s Directory

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• Institute of Policy Analysis and Research( IPAR Rwanda).
• USA Aid
• GIZ Rwanda
• Good Neighbors Rwanda

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  • TORs) for the development of MSD analysis, guidelines and model to engage rural small producers in markets access
  • Rwanda Housing Finance Project (RHFP) Coordinator
• Tenders & Consultancy
  • Tender Notice for the Construction of a Retaining Wall Located in Kicukiro
  • Provision of Lunch to Staff

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