KIGALI – The Indian Association of Rwanda has called for continued global vigilance against division and hatred after members visited the Kigali Genocide Memorial in Gisozi, where they paid tribute to victims of the Genocide against the Tutsi and reflected on Rwanda’s history and recovery journey. The visit formed part of commemorations marking the 32nd […]
Champs for Change pick Kigali as launchpad for Africa’s sports workforce
KIGALI – Champs for Change (C4C), a pan-African social enterprise dedicated to developing talent within Africa’s sports industry, has chosen Kigali as its East Africa Hub, for expanding opportunities of young people seeking careers across the continent’s growing sports ecosystem. The announcement was made during the second edition of “Behind the Game,” a high-level gathering […]
Young Rotaractors challenged to lead with integrity as five Presidents installed
KIGALI – A new generation of youth leaders has been called upon to embrace integrity, service and community transformation following the installation of five Rotaract club presidents under the Rotary Club of Kigali Cosmopolitan. The ceremony brought together Rotaractors from Service Leaders at African Leadership University, Kigali Beacon at Mount Kigali University, the Rotaract Club […]
Rwandan women with disabilities drive climate action
KIGALI – Climate change does not affect everyone equally but too often, its solutions are designed as if it does. Across Africa, women with disabilities remain among the most exposed to climate risks, yet they are frequently excluded from shaping the responses meant to protect them. That reality is gradually beginning to change. From households […]
Rwanda reaffirms vigilance against the ideologies of division
KIGALI – Rwanda has concluded the 32nd commemoration week of the Genocide against the Tutsi with a strong reaffirmation of national unity, responsible leadership, and continued vigilance against divisive ideologies that once tore the country apart. The commemoration week began on April 7 at the Kigali Genocide Memorial and closed on April 13 at the […]
KWIBUKA 32: Remembering Rwanda’s fallen journalists
KIGALI – Rwanda’s media community came together on April 10, 2026, to pay tribute to journalists who lost their lives during the Genocide against the Tutsi, using the occasion to reflect on a profession that was both targeted and, at times, manipulated into a tool of division. The commemoration brought into focus not only the […]
Kwibuka 32: How early signs of the Genocide against the Tutsi went unheeded
KIGALI – As Rwanda marks the 32nd commemoration of the Genocide against the Tutsi, testimonies from those who witnessed the events leading up to 1994 continue to shed light on one of history’s most devastating failures and expose more deeply troubling realities. Long before the killings began in April 1994, there were clear and consistent […]
Melody silenced by Genocide: The life and legacy of André Sebanani
KIGALI – André Sebanani, was a gifted artist and journalist whose music and storytelling once captured the rhythms of everyday life, only to be cut short by the violence of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. His journey, defined by creativity and purpose, remains a powerful reminder of both loss and enduring legacy as the […]
PM Nsengiyumva represents Kagame at Touadéra inauguration
KIGALI – Prime Minister, Justin Nsengiyumva, arrived in Bangui on March 30, 2026, to represent President Paul Kagame at the swearing-in of Faustin-Archange Touadéra, the President elect of the Central African Republic (CAR). Touadéra, 68, begins a new term following his re-election in late 2025, where he secured a commanding victory with over three-quarters of […]
“Deliver results or make way for those who will” – Kagame tells leaders
BUGESERA – A rare moment of blunt political candor unfolded at the Rwanda Military Academy in Gako on March 23, as Paul Kagame delivered one of his most direct warnings yet to government leaders. Addressing a high-level consultative meeting that brought together both central and local government officials, Kagame cut through the language of policy […]