Kigali, Rwanda – Two days after his passing, the silence left by Valens Rwamukwaya feels heavier than words can hold. Yet this is not a moment to dwell in sorrow and grief alone. It is a moment to pause, reflect, and celebrate a life that quietly shaped how Rwanda saw itself, how it remembered, and how generations […]
Rwanda’s lead in Africa’s $50 million AI healthcare project
Kigali, Rwanda – Rwanda has emerged as the first African country selected for a landmark $50 million artificial intelligence healthcare initiative, a decision complementary to years of deliberate investment in technology-driven development and health system reform. Backed by the Gates Foundation and OpenAI, the program, known as Horizon 1000, aims to scale the use of […]
Report reveals shifting fortunes in Rwanda’s agriculture
Kigali, Rwanda – As Rwanda assesses the performance of its agriculture sector following the 2025 farming year, new evidence points to a sector in transition, marked by uneven crop outcomes, fresh policy reforms and renewed focus on livestock productivity. Findings from the Seasonal Agricultural Survey (SAS) 2025 annual report, together with proposed agriculture and livestock […]
Prominent figures who passed away in 2025
Kigali, Rwanda – As 2025 draws to a close, the world reflects on a year marked by the loss of numerous iconic figures across religion, politics, sports, arts, and public service. Their contributions shaped societies, inspired millions, and left enduring legacies that will continue to resonate. From global leaders to local champions, the year has […]
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 […]
Trump orders global recall of nearly 30 U.S. ambassadors
Kigali, Rwanda – The United States has ordered the recall of nearly 30 ambassadors and senior embassy officials from countries across Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Americas, marking one of the most extensive diplomatic reshuffles under President Donald Trump’s administration. The decision, which affects envoys serving in 29 countries, is part of a broader effort […]
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 […]
RNP welcomes 1,903 new officers
Kigali, Rwanda – The Rwanda National Police (RNP) has added 1,903 newly trained officers to its ranks, including 359 women, following the successful completion of the 21st intake of the Basic Police Course at the Police Training School in Gishari, Rwamagana district. The graduation marks another step in the country’s efforts to strengthen internal security […]
Rwanda’s judiciary targets sharp reduction in court backlogs
Kigali, Rwanda – Rwanda’s justice sector is pushing a dual reform agenda that combines tougher professional standards for lawyers with an expanded use of mediation, a strategy officials say could cut court case backlogs to as low as 25 percent by 2029. The approach reflects a growing consensus that timely justice depends not only on […]