Rwanda Development Board (RDB) has assured residents, investors and international visitors that tourism and other economic activities will continue as normal, despite the introduction of strengthened Ebola prevention measures.

Justin Nsengiyumva joined African leaders, policymakers and delegates from across the continent in marking Africa Day, with participants highlighting Africa’s rising influence and its potential to shape the future of global innovation, trade and development.

Valérie Nyirahabineza has praised former soldiers injured during Rwanda’s liberation struggle for their enduring contribution to the peace, stability and unity the country enjoys today.

Sixty former Rwanda Patriotic Army (RPA-Inkotanyi) soldiers who were injured during Rwanda’s liberation struggle have completed a two-day tour of major historical sites linked to the country’s liberation war.

Felix Namuhoranye has urged African countries to strengthen regional cooperation, intelligence sharing and coordinated action to address the growing threat of illicit small arms and light weapons proliferation.

Fred Ibingira has praised the leadership demonstrated by Paul Kagame during the struggle to stop the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, describing it as the foundation of the governance and progress Rwanda is experiencing today.

Abiy Ahmed has received 128 Rwandan doctors currently undergoing specialized medical training in Ethiopia, highlighting the growing healthcare partnership between Rwanda and Ethiopia.