Rwanda pays tribute to teachers shaping the country’s future
Rwanda has joined countries around the world in celebrating teachers, with the Ministry of Education praising their daily commitment to helping children learn, grow in confidence and prepare for their future.
Uganda revives patriotism training for Senior Six graduates
Uganda is set to send all students who complete Senior Six in 2026 for training in patriotism and political education, in a government programme designed to promote discipline, national identity and civic responsibility among young people.
Illegal fishing threatens Lake Kivu’s sardine recovery
For fishermen on Rwanda’s Lake Kivu, the end of a two-month fishing ban has brought a welcome change: bigger catches and renewed hope for their livelihoods.
Kagame Urges Rwanda’s New Lawmakers to Focus on Citizens’ Challenges
Rwandan President Paul Kagame has sworn in two new members of Parliament, urging them to go beyond their legal duties and focus on finding solutions to the challenges facing citizens.
Rwanda Expects Milk Shortage to Ease as Rains Return
Rwanda expects milk supplies to improve in the coming weeks as rainfall returns and a livestock disease that affected milk production has been brought under control, Prime Minister Justin Nsengiyumva has said.
Rwanda to expand cold storage in Kigali with $18m financing
Rwanda is preparing to expand its cold-storage facilities in Kigali after receiving an $18 million loan to help farmers and food businesses keep perishable products fresh as they make their way to consumers.
Ruto leads as Sifuna emerges second in latest Kenya presidential poll
President William Ruto has taken the largest share of voter preference in a new poll ahead of Kenya’s 2027 General Election, while Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna has emerged as the second most preferred candidate.
Civilians caught in renewed fighting as violence spreads across Ethiopia’s Tigray
Dozens of civilians, including children, have been killed or wounded as Ethiopian government forces bombard towns in Tigray and advance north towards Mekelle, the regional capital held by the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF), according to health workers and residents who spoke to AFP.
University of Rwanda plans five-star hotel in Huye as visitor numbers grow
The University of Rwanda is preparing to build a new hotel in Huye, including five-star accommodation, as the city faces growing demand for places to stay from researchers, visiting academics and other university guests.
Rwanda earns $10.9 Million from farm and livestock exports in five days
Rwanda earned about $10.9m from exporting agricultural and livestock products in five days, with coffee bringing in the largest share of the revenue, according to the National Agricultural Export Development Board (NAEB).