The Northern Corridor is turning to truck drivers as part of efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from road freight transport in Rwanda, with training focused on fuel-efficient driving and environmentally friendly practices.
Rwanda Defence Force Chief of Defence Staff and APR FC Honorary Vice President Gen Mubarakh Muganga has challenged the club to return from Lubumbashi with victory as the Rwandan champions launch their CAF Champions League campaign against FC Les Aigles du Congo of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Rwanda has assured farmers that fertiliser supplies for the 2027A planting season are secured, despite disruptions in international supply chains caused by geopolitical conflicts.
Gorilla FC stunned newly crowned FERWAFA Super Cup champions Kiyovu Sports 1-0 on the opening day of the 2026/27 BK Pro League season, while Amagaju FC made an impressive start by defeating Etoile de l’Est 2-0.
Nigerian Afrobeats star Divine Joshua Ikubor, popularly known as Rema, brought Kigali’s BK Arena to life on Saturday night as thousands of fans gathered for a concert held as part of activities surrounding Rwanda’s 21st Kwita Izina gorilla-naming ceremony.
The 2026/27 BK Pro League season has kicked off with 18 clubs chasing domestic glory, but the battle for the title will also be shaped by a new generation of stars, established goal scorers and high-profile summer recruits.
Rwanda is stepping up efforts to detect emerging disease threats before they develop into outbreaks, as health authorities move to strengthen the country’s ability to track how infectious diseases change at the genetic level.
More than 17 hectares of forest in Nyungwe National Park have been destroyed by a fire in Nyaruguru District, with authorities warning that investigations are underway to identify those responsible.
President Paul Kagame has thanked communities living around Volcanoes National Park for their contribution to Rwanda’s mountain gorilla conservation success, pledging continued support as the country expands the park and invests in the livelihoods of surrounding communities.
Rwanda’s courts resolved nearly 20,000 cases through restorative justice in the 2025/26 judicial year, a 32.4 percent increase that the Judiciary says reflects growing efforts to settle eligible disputes more quickly.
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