Heifer International Rwanda has taken 12...
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.
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.
President Paul Kagame held talks with his Congolese counterpart Denis Sassou Nguesso, focusing on strengthening bilateral relations and addressing key issues affecting the African continent.
Rwanda’s Chamber of Deputies has urged the Ministry of Trade and Industry to address delays in auditing cooperatives, warning that weak oversight is contributing to poor performance, mismanagement and financial losses for members.
Rwanda plans to expand electricity access to 200,000 households and provide clean cooking equipment to 100,000 more under a new infrastructure program backed by an international loan, officials said Monday.
Rwandan coffee ranked among the top five coffees at the World of Coffee San Diego exhibition held in California.
Rwanda’s Senate President, Dr. Kalinda François Xavier, on Monday paid tribute to politicians killed for opposing the divisive regime of former President Juvénal Habyarimana, saying their sacrifice symbolizes courage and a commitment to unity.
President Paul Kagame has promoted 5,746 officers in the Rwanda National Police, including five elevated to the rank of Commissioner of Police (CP).
Madam Jeannette Kagame has commended the 30-year journey of IBUKA, the umbrella organization for survivors of the Genocide against the Tutsi, urging it to continue advocating for survivors and safeguarding Rwanda’s future.
The Rwandan organization IBUKA, which advocates for survivors of the 1994 Tutsi Genocide, marked 30 years of operations, highlighting achievements in survivor welfare, justice, and historical preservation.
