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The Rwanda Utilities Regulatory Authority (RURA) has moved to clarify growing public concerns over water pricing, intermittent supply, non-revenue water losses, and the rollout of smart metering systems, as residents in various parts of the country continue to report challenges in access and affordability.
Police in Nyanza District have arrested four individuals, including a father and his son, in connection with the death of an elderly woman suspected to have been living with a mental health condition.
Minister of Infrastructure Dr. Jimmy Gasore is representing President Paul Kagame at the Africa We Build Summit 2026, underway in Nairobi, Kenya, a high-level forum focused on accelerating the continent’s infrastructure-led transformation.
President Paul Kagame on Thursday received a Chinese investment delegation led by Xu Hui, Chairman of Rich Resource International Investments (RRII) and Vice Chairman of Chery Holding Group, in discussions centered on expanding strategic investments in Rwanda.
The Prosecution has renewed its call for a life sentence against Béatrice Munyenyezi, urging the court to uphold the ruling previously delivered by the High Court Chamber for International and Cross-Border Crimes in Huye.
The Rwanda Football Federation (FERWAFA) Ethics Committee has summoned officials and a player from Musanze FC and Amagaju FC over allegations of match-fixing linked to a recent league fixture.
The High Military Court in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has set May 5, 2026, as the start date for the trial of Lieutenant General Philémon Yav Irung, who faces treason charges over alleged links with Rwanda.
The City of Kigali has announced the introduction of dedicated bus lanes on selected roads during peak hours in a bid to improve public transport flow and reduce traffic congestion.
The United States is reportedly holding confidential talks with the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) over a proposal to relocate more than 1,100 Afghan refugees who previously worked with US forces during the war against the Taliban.
Rwanda and Uganda have signed new bilateral cooperation agreements covering health, agriculture, education, and governance, as both countries move to strengthen longstanding diplomatic ties.