President Paul Kagame has arrived in Oman for a two-day working visit focused on strengthening bilateral relations and expanding trade, investment and economic cooperation between Rwanda and the Gulf state.
President Paul Kagame has sent his condolences to Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan and her family following the death of her husband, Hafidh Ameir Hassan.
Education Minister Joseph Nsengimana has urged parents to remain actively involved in their children’s education by regularly checking on their wellbeing, monitoring their behaviour and visiting them at school.
Rwandans, particularly residents of Kigali, who missed the nationwide exercise to have their photos and biometric data captured for the new digital national identity have been given more time to complete the process at designated registration sites.
Rwandan women footballers Iradukunda Brillante and Mutuyemariya Florentine, popularly known as Kalaba, have joined Djibouti club FC Ujeco after impressing during the recent CECAFA Women’s Championship qualifiers for the CAF Women’s Champions League.
Burundian musician Kirikou Akili has come under scrutiny on social media over his outfit during a performance at BK Arena, sparking a wider debate about how artists present themselves before young audiences.
Former Rwanda international goalkeeper Kimenyi Yves has broken his silence on his relationship with Muyango Claudine, revealing how he views her following months of speculation about their reported separation.
The weekend was packed with action across football, volleyball, handball and basketball, with Rwandan teams competing in continental club competitions, the new BK Pro League season getting underway and UR Kigali being crowned men’s second-division basketball champions.
First Lady Jeannette Kagame has urged young leaders to take an active role in building stable families rooted in love, responsibility, faith and strong values, saying the strength of Rwanda begins in the home.
A report by Rwanda’s Judiciary shows that cases involving offences that affect Rwandan society continued to increase during the 2025/26 judicial year, with 13,998 cases registered compared with 12,443 in 2024/25, representing a 12% increase.
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