The Government of Rwanda has unveiled 12 major resolutions from the 20th National Dialogue (Umushyikirano), structured around three strategic pillars: economy, social welfare, and governance.
Rwanda and Egypt have signed a security cooperation agreement aimed at establishing a structured framework for sharing information and expertise between their police forces.
The City of Kigali has stepped up calls for preparedness as meteorological agencies forecast heavy rainfall during the upcoming March–May 2026 rainy season, warning of potential floods, landslides and related hazards.
U.S. President Donald Trump’s senior adviser on African affairs, Massad Boulos, has indicated that no final decision has been made on whether the United States will impose sanctions on Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame.
The Government of Rwanda has stepped up efforts to resolve persistent delays and inefficiencies in the provision of land services, following widespread complaints from citizens over slow processing and bureaucratic hurdles.
The Government of Denmark has officially opened its embassy in Kigali, marking a significant step in strengthening diplomatic relations with Rwanda after years without a resident mission in the country.
Minister Jimmy Gasore, Rwanda’s Minister of Infrastructure, has emphasized that connecting rural communities to urban centers is more than just building roads, it is a strategic driver of socio-economic transformation.
Dr. Vincent Biruta, Rwanda’s Minister of Security, is leading a government delegation on a high-level working visit to Egypt, aimed at deepening bilateral cooperation in defense and security.
The High Court of Nyarugenge on Monday, February 16, 2026, adjourned the appeal hearing of prominent Rwandan fashion designer Moses Turahirwa, popularly known as “Moshions,” who is challenging a one-year prison sentence for drug-related offences.
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