Students at the Rwanda Institute for Conservation Agriculture (RICA) have been urged to embrace patriotism, uphold national values and contribute to Rwanda’s development.
President Paul Kagame has reiterated that Rwanda will remain concerned about the security situation in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo for as long as the Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda (FDLR) remains active in the region.
President Paul Kagame has defended Rwanda’s sweeping crackdown on substandard alcoholic beverages, saying the government will not tolerate businesses or individuals whose activities put the lives of Rwandans at risk.
President Paul Kagame has vowed that Rwanda will intensify its crackdown on substandard alcoholic beverages, insisting that protecting public health must take precedence over the interests of businesses producing unsafe products.
Rwandan singer and producer Element EleéeH has recorded a new song with American R&B star Ne-Yo, adding a major international collaboration to his upcoming debut album.
Rwanda is among 11 countries competing in the 2026 ANOCA Zone 5 Youth Games in Nairobi, with seven young athletes representing the country across three disciplines.
Rwanda has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening relations with Southern African Development Community (SADC) countries, with Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Minister Olivier Nduhungirehe calling for deeper regional cooperation to advance peace, economic development and shared prosperity.
Rwanda’s Minister of Youth and Arts Development, Utumatwishima Abdallah, has warned that failing to keep young people in school could leave them vulnerable to drug abuse and other social problems, urging families and communities to take greater responsibility for their education.
Rwanda is targeting a major expansion of its mining industry, with annual mineral export revenues projected to rise to $2.17 billion by 2029 under the National Strategy for Transformation 2 (NST2).
Rwanda has given primary school teachers holding A2 qualifications a five-year grace period to upgrade to A1, as part of a broader reform aimed at raising the academic and professional standards of the teaching workforce.
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