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The United Kingdom has provided Rwanda with $800,000 (over Rwf 1.5 billion) in support aimed at strengthening Ebola preparedness and response efforts as the disease continues to pose risks in parts of the region.
Rwanda has expressed satisfaction with the continued strengthening of bilateral relations with Zimbabwe, highlighting expanding cooperation across key development sectors.
Rwandan security forces serving under United Nations peacekeeping missions in South Sudan, in partnership with the Society for Family Health, have provided free medical services to more than 200 residents in Gudele, a suburb of Juba.
Rwanda has rejected a report by Human Rights Watch (HRW) accusing the Rwanda Defence Force (RDF) of supporting the M23 rebel group, describing the allegations as false and biased while arguing that the report overlooks the role of the Democratic Republic of Congo's military and allied armed groups, including the FDLR.
The Parliament of Rwanda has approved a national budget of Rwf 7,796.3 billion for the 2026/2027 fiscal year, marking an increase of Rwf 844.2 billion compared to the revised 2025/2026 budget of Rwf 6,952.1 billion.
The Government of Rwanda has announced that the 2026/2027 national budget will place strong emphasis on boosting agricultural productivity as part of efforts to strengthen domestic economic resilience and ensure food security.
The Parliament of Rwanda, Chamber of Deputies, has announced the resignation of Deputy Icyitegetse Venuste, who represented youth in the legislature, citing personal reasons.
In 2025, Nyungwe National Park recorded 617 cases of wildlife being killed after being struck by vehicles, underscoring ongoing challenges in balancing conservation with human activity along the park’s road corridor.
Rwanda will host the 6th edition of the YouthConnekt Africa Summit, a major continental gathering bringing together young people, investors, policymakers, and development partners to advance youth-led development across Africa.