Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame and Democratic Republic of Congo President Félix Antoine Tshisekedi will meet in Washington on December 4, 2025, for the long-anticipated signing of a peace agreement
President Paul Kagame chaired a Cabinet meeting on Friday evening, November 28, where key decisions on the country’s economy and currency management were taken
Jean Marie Vianney Ndayizigiye has been appointed Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Health, while Ambassador Fidelis Mironko has been named Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Relations
The Cabinet meeting held on Friday, evening, 28th November, approved a new public transport model in Kigali City, expected to help passengers move more efficiently
Police officers undergoing advanced training at the Rwanda National Police Counter-Terrorism Training School in Mayange, Bugesera District, have embarked on a study tour designed to deepen their understanding of Rwanda’s history and reinforce lesson-to-practice application in their future leadership roles
Rwandan senators have called for the introduction of fatigue testing for drivers, warning that exhaustion is becoming an overlooked but deadly contributor to road accidents
The Mayor of Kigali, Samuel Dusengiyumva, has urged young job seekers to view employment not merely as something to receive, but as an opportunity to work diligently and deliver results, creating opportunities for themselves and others
President Paul Kagame has criticized individuals and institutions that continue to offer poor services, urging Rwandans to speak out whenever they encounter substandard treatment
After three and a half years of mining and processing minerals in Rwanda, Trinity Metals Group announced plans to inject an additional $100 million, equivalent to over RWF 145 billion, to increase production and establish processing plants at each of its mining sites
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