Rwanda’s strides to achieve over 1,000MW energy capacity by 2034

Kigali, Rwanda – Rwanda is aiming to more than double its electricity generation capacity to 1,066 megawatts (MW) by 2034. The plan, led by the Rwanda Energy Group (REG), forms the core of the country’s 10-year strategic plan (2024–2034). It entails the government’s strategy to boosting economic growth, expanding electricity access, and ensuring reliable power […]

Rwanda-Zipline expansion agreement to boost new phase of drone-powered healthcare

Kigali, Rwanda – The newly signed expansion agreement between the Government of Rwanda and Zipline is poised to further evolve drone-enabled healthcare delivery, help the country deepen nationwide coverage while reinforcing its role as a continental leader in medical logistics innovation. Backed by fresh United States government support, the agreement extends Zipline’s reach to areas […]

How 2025 defined Rwanda’s climate, nature and sustainable growth

Kigali, Rwanda – In 2025, Rwanda’s environment, climate, and natural resources sector recorded a decisive year of progress that reinforced the country’s reputation as a regional and global leader in sustainability. Through policy reforms, strengthened institutions, international partnerships, and visible on-the-ground action, Rwanda translated long-standing environmental ambition into concrete results. The year demonstrated a deliberate […]

Why Rwanda’s digital foundations matter more than ever

Kigali, Rwanda – Artificial intelligence is advancing at unprecedented speed, redefining how people work, learn and access services across the world. Yet as its influence expands, a new World Bank report warns that the AI revolution risks deepening global inequality unless countries deliberately invest in the foundations that allow the technology to deliver broad-based development […]

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