Elias Hakizimana

Ikirezi Adawi

Dancer Ishimwe Thierry, popularly known as Titi Brown, has expressed relief after the Kigali High Court dismissed the prosecution’s appeal against his acquittal on a charge of defiling a minor, ending nearly five years of legal proceedings.
Rwandan social media personality Mbabazi Shadia, popularly known as Shaddyboo, has urged people to stop repeatedly contacting her to ask how she is doing, saying she needs space to rebuild her life and focus on her personal growth.
Rwandan singer France Mpundu has signed a deal with Warner Music Africa, the African division of US-based Warner Music Group, describing the agreement as an important step in her music career.
Rwanda’s Minister of Health, Dr Sabin Nsanzimana, has urged Rwandans to prioritise things that help them progress rather than allowing alcohol to dominate their lives, stressing that young people need good health, clear minds and ambitions that drive national development.
Rwanda’s U15 national football team, Amavubi U15, is travelling to Baku, Azerbaijan, on Wednesday to participate in the FIFA U-15 World Cup Festival scheduled for October 22–30, 2026.
President Paul Kagame has weighed in on the arrest of a young woman over her clothing, saying he saw nothing wrong with what she was wearing and suggesting that the police officers involved may have misunderstood their instructions.
Rwandan journalist and musician Nyarwaya Innocent, popularly known as Yago Pon Dat, has apologised to Rwandans for his past remarks and conduct, pledging to change his behaviour and avoid language that could hurt others or fuel conflict.
Rwandan cyclist Masengesho Yvonne has won a gold medal at the 2026 CAC Road Cycling African Championships in the women’s under-19 individual time trial.
Rwanda’s Appeals Committee for Refugees and Asylum Seekers began hearing appeals on October 20 from people challenging decisions on their applications for refugee status.
More than Rwf130 million has been provided by Liquid Intelligent Technologies to support efforts to preserve the history of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, document survivors’ testimonies and establish educational facilities at genocide memorials across Rwanda.

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