Human Rights Watch came under criticism from the Government of Rwanda after releasing a report accusing Rwandan soldiers and fighters from the M23 rebel group of killings, abductions and sexual abuses in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Paul Kagame on Thursday called on African nations to use ongoing global political and economic shifts as an opportunity to strengthen self-reliance and reduce dependence on foreign powers.
The Africa CEO Forum, one of the continent’s leading economic gatherings, opened Thursday in Rwanda’s capital, bringing together heads of state, government officials, business executives, investors and international financial institutions to discuss Africa’s economic future.
President Paul Kagame said Africa’s biggest challenge is not a shortage of talent or ideas, but the failure to turn ambitions into action.
Senior officials from Rwanda and Botswana held talks on investment and trade this week, just hours before President Paul Kagame’s planned visit to Botswana.
Rwanda’s prime minister, Justin Nsengiyumva, on a visit to Libreville, met with Rwandan nationals living in Gabon and praised their unity while urging them to contribute to the development of both countries.
Rwanda’s Minister of Public Service and Labor, Amb. Nkulikiyinka Christine, is calling on employers across all sectors to remove barriers to internships and job learning opportunities for students.
Ministry of Trade and Industry has warned traders against raising prices of goods without justification following an increase in fuel prices.
Heifer International Rwanda has taken 12 finalists in the AYuTE Africa Challenge 2026 into a four-day training retreat aimed at preparing them for the competition’s final stage.
Rwanda and Uganda have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral ties following a joint meeting held in Kampala.
Rwanda has been recognized by the World Bank Group as one of the world’s strongest performers in the expanded Human Capital Index Plus (HCI+), reflecting major gains in health, education and employment.
The Private Sector Federation (PSF) on Friday donated Rwf 5 million to a cooperative of genocide survivors engaged in small-scale business, as part of activities to commemorate the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi.
