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Rwandan social media personality Uwizeyimana Enock, popularly known as Kagarara, has surpassed one million followers on Instagram, becoming the eighth Rwandan to reach the milestone on the platform.
The Rwanda Energy Group (REG) has attributed recurring power outages in parts of the country mainly to ongoing works to upgrade ageing electricity networks and expand their capacity, while outlining measures to improve reliability and minimise disruptions.
President Paul Kagame and his Republic of the Congo counterpart, Denis Sassou Nguesso, have discussed the need for African countries to develop homegrown solutions to the challenges facing the continent.
French diplomat Jérémie Blin has officially assumed his new role as the European Union’s representative in Rwanda after presenting copies of his credentials to Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Minister Olivier Nduhungirehe.
Rayon Sports midfielder Issa Djiguiba has earned his first call-up to the Mali national team following an impressive start to life at the Rwandan club.
President Paul Kagame has called for Africa to play a greater role in the global space sector, saying the continent should move beyond using space technology to actively participate in research, science, decision-making and industrial development.
Burundian club Aigle Noir SC has changed its travel plans and will spend the night in Kigali ahead of its CAF Champions League preliminary-round second-leg match against Sudanese side Al Hilal Omdurman.
Rwandan rapper Abijuru King Lewis, popularly known as Papa Cyangwe, is preparing to release his third studio album, “Never Broke Again,” a 12-track project featuring collaborations with several artists.
Rwanda men’s national volleyball team head coach Frédéric Guérin has named the final 14 players who will represent the country at the African Volleyball Championship in Tunisia.
Rwanda National Police has arrested 16 people suspected of carrying out street robberies and breaking into homes in Nyarugenge District, Kigali, following complaints from residents about a rise in attacks.