[New Times] The government has deployed 9,985 teachers and head teachers for primary and secondary schools in a bid to fix the existing gaps identified in all districts across the country.

[New Times] Yves Mutabazi, a Rwandan volleyball player who was reported missing in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has been found, the Rwandan embassy in the middle-eastern country has reported.

[UNDP] Life is on hold for Rebecca Sumaya. Everyday tasks, such as walking by herself are daunting. But even with a walking cane, she finds getting around difficult, frequently stumbling and sometimes falling into ditches.

[New Times] Rwandan graduates from Atlantic International University (AIU) have threatened to sue Higher Education Council (HEC) as they attempt to overturn the cancellation of their academic equivalences.

[New Times] Rwanda will host the 2022 African Taekwondo Championships; Times Sport has learned.

[New Times] Amani Niyoyita, a Rwandan young innovator, is the brains behind the first Made-in-Rwanda high-tech white canes that are already being distributed to visually impaired people on the market.

[New Times] An investigation carried out by a team of researchers namely Christophe Mupenzi, Abias Maniragaba and Gaspard Bayingana found that chemical fertilizers and pesticides, failure to fight against erosion and inefficient management of marshla...

[New Times] Nala, a UK based mobile money transfer targeting Africans worldwide, could be planning its debut in Rwanda in coming days.

[New Times] Nigerian basketball powerhouse Rivers Hoopers won't participate at the 2nd edition of the Basketball Africa League (BAL) slated in May after the Nigeria Basketball Federation failed to organise the 2021 regular season, FIBA Africa has ann...

[New Times] Etincelles FC head coach Abdou Bizimana popularly known as Beken believes the Rubavu-based side will fight hard to avoid relegation to the second division.

[New Times] Rwanda's capital city, Kigali, has been ranked at sixth position on new continental charts for leading cities in Africa.

[New Times] Rwanda Private Medical Facilities Association (RPMFA) has made a U-turn on its decision to suspend Radiant, Britam and Sanlam insurance companies over debts arrears, taken during the general assembly held on Friday, January 24 in Kigali.

[New Times] Some of the leagues in Europe have resumed after the festive season with others also scheduled to resume in the coming weeks.

[New Times] Christian Francis Haringingo has tipped his side SC Kiyovu to be in contention for the Rwanda premier league title after snatching a 2-1 win over Espoir FC at the weekend.

[New Times] President Paul Kagame on Saturday, January 22, met with Lt Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba, Senior Presidential Adviser on Special Operations and Commander of Land Forces of the Uganda People's Defence Forces (UPDF), in Kigali.

[New Times] Rwandan citizens will have to pay $250 dollars to be able to experience the new adventurous hot air balloon that was introduced in Akagera National Park last week.

[New Times] The Government has intervened to help avert a potential healthcare crisis after the Rwandan Private Medical Facilities Association (RPMFA) decided to suspend services to patients with insurance policy from three firms.

[New Times] The two-week inquiry in 63 integrated model villages across the country by a Senate ad hoc committee was concluded on Friday, January 21.

[New Times] As Rwanda prepares to celebrate the national Heroes Day, on February 1, young people have been urged to step up and walk in the footsteps of the country's past and present heroes.

[New Times] The appeal trial of the FLN-MRCD terror case continued on Monday, January 24, as prosecution outlined the reasons for which it is seeking increased jail terms for the convicts.

[New Times] The National Bank of Rwanda (BNR) has paid glowing tribute to the deceased governor of Uganda's central bank, Emmanuel Tumusiime-Mutebile, who died at a Kenyan hospital on Sunday.

[New Times] Rwanda's ambassador to the United States, Mathilde Mukantabana, has drawn parallels between Martin Luther King Jr.'s vision and Rwanda's recovery after the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi.

[New Times] The appeal of the FLN-MRCD terror case resumes on Monday, January 24, as the prosecutors present the details regarding what they are protesting against as far as the convicts' penalties are concerned.

[New Times] World football governing body FIFA has sanctioned Mukura Victory as they cannot sign any player or coach until they pay French-born Algerian tactician Djilali Bahloul.

[New Times] The Rwanda Taekwondo Federation has appointed Jeong Ji-Man, a South Korean national as the new head coach of the Taekwondo national team.

[New Times] Yves Mutabazi, a national volleyball team player, has been reported missing in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), where he features for Al Jazira Sports Club.

[New Times] Rayon Sports were humiliated 3-0 at home by Marines FC in the Rwanda premier league on Sunday.

[New Times] The Rwanda Basketball Federation (Ferwaba) is holding talks with potential national league sponsors after the expiry of the deal it had with the Bank of Kigali (BK).

[New Times] Rwanda premier league side Etoile de l'est have acquired Gabonese midfielder Nziengui Koumba Nicodeme Russell on an 18-month deal as they seek to strengthen their team.

[New Times] Musanze FC will be without two key players when they face Mukura Victory this afternoon in a Rwanda premier league game in Huye.