Elias Hakizimana

Umunota

Rwanda has asked Russia to increase the number of scholarships offered to Rwandan students, as the two countries seek to strengthen cooperation in education.
Electricity access in Rwanda has reached 88.3% of households, as the government continues to invest in infrastructure to support economic growth and improve living standards.
Uganda’s Chief of Defence Forces, Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba, has suggested that members of the Rwanda National Congress (RNC), an opposition group associated with Kayumba Nyamwasa, may have been involved in the killing of former Rwandan soldier Sgt. Maj. Robert Kabera, who was found beheaded in Uganda.
Kinyarwanda ranks fourth globally among languages with substantial collections of text and voice data available for developing artificial intelligence (AI), according to Esther Kunda, Director General for Innovation and Emerging Technologies at the Ministry of ICT and Innovation (MINICT).
Rwanda’s Cabinet has approved a new organisational structure for the Rwanda Mines, Petroleum and Gas Board (RMB), paving the way for the institution to operate independently of the Rwanda Development Board (RDB), under which it previously operated.
Rwandan musician Manzi Kalisi Daddy, known professionally as Cassa or Daddy Cassanova, has asked the Rwanda Investigation Bureau (RIB) for help after accusing a DJ in Rwanda of using his name to promote an event without his authorisation.
Rwandan journalist Ndambendore Valens, known as Ndahiro Valens Papy, and businessman Ndayisenga Matherne have settled their legal dispute through mediation, apologising to each other and bringing an end to an appeal against a previous court ruling.
Rwanda’s Ambassador to Israel, Maj. Gen. (Rtd) Emmanuel Bayingana, has presented his credentials to Israeli President Isaac Herzog, formally beginning his diplomatic duties in the country.
Mbabazi Shadia, popularly known as Shaddyboo, has expressed dissatisfaction with the handling of her case against Iradukunda Aimable, known as Yugi Umukaraza, saying she has not received the justice she believes she deserves.
Rwandan peacekeepers serving under the United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in the Central African Republic (MINUSCA) provided free medical services to 143 residents of Bangui, the country’s capital, as part of activities marking United Nations Day.