[New Times] President Paul Kagame's address at the Global AI Summit in Kigali delivered a timely and necessary wake-up call to African leaders: the artificial intelligence revolution is here, and the continent cannot afford to be left behind again.

[New Times] Experts at the Global AI Summit on Africa have urged governments across the continent to ease regulatory barriers and create space for private sector investment, citing limited public resources as a key challenge to advancing Africa's art...

[New Times] African countries are working towards the creation of a continent Artificial Intelligence (AI) fund that will finance the much-needed infrastructure, skills, and energy to drive AI adoption and transformation.

[New Times] The Deputy Government Spokesperson Alain Mukuralinda died on Thursday, April 3, The New Times has learnt. He was 55.

[New Times] Rwanda has moved down by six places to 130th position in the world and 35th in Africa, according to the latest Fifa World ranking released on Thursday, April 3.

[allAfrica] Uganda's Museveni Visits South Sudan For Mediation Talks

[New Times] FDLR is a UN and US-blacklisted terrorist organization founded by military and paramilitary extremists linked to the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda.

[New Times] South African DJ and producer Kamogelo Phetla, popularly known as Vigro Deep, a pioneer in the Amapiano music scene, will perform in Kigali on May 31, The New Times can confirm.

[New Times] Lake Kivu is set to receive dedicated water transport routes to enhance navigability and ensure the safety of passengers and goods, The New Times has learned.

[New Times] Rwanda's newly launched syringe factory which focuses on producing syringes for vaccines, has been lauded as a facility that is of significance not only to the country but the region and the continent as well.

[New Times] Health minister Dr Sabin Nsanzimana on Tuesday, April 1, officiated the launch of TKMD Rwanda's auto-disable syringe manufacturing facility in Rwamagana District.

[New Times] The Rwanda Meteorology Agency urges residents to take precautions due to the risk of floods, landslides, and wind damage, as heavy rainfall and strong winds are expected in April.

[New Times] The remains of 258 victims of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi have so far been recovered in properties once owned by perpetrators or their relatives in Ngoma Sector of Huye District, according to the Genocide survivors' association Ib...

[New Times] Minister of Trade and Industry, Prudence Sebahizi, has outlined measures to address market inefficiencies facing agricultural cooperatives, including issues in production tracking, limited investment in processing industries, and access t...

[New Times] Gold is making history! Gold prices have hit 50 all-time highs over the last 12 months, its best streak in 12 years. This is also the 3rd-longest streak on record after a historic run during the late 1970s.

[New Times] Over 25 Youth Center Coordinators and nurses drawn from across the country converging in Kigali for a two-day consultative meeting to assess gaps, share experiences, and explore solutions to improve Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) se...

[New Times] Akagera Medicines, a Rwandan biotech company has announced promising results after completing early stages of preclinical trials of an antibiotic drug for the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis (TB).

[New Times] Minister of State for National Treasury, Godfrey Kabera, said on Tuesday, on April 1, that as Rwanda embraces hybrid and electric vehicles, the country will still need fuel reserves for industries and the aviation sector.

[New Times] Gisenyi District Hospital has intensified efforts to recover approximately Rwf200 million in unpaid patient bills, according to Dr. Oreste Tuganeyezu, the hospital's Director General.

[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Rwanda's Ambassador to Kenya, Martin Ngoga, has called on governments worldwide to take a firm stand against hate speech, warning of its deadly consequences as evidenced by history.

[New Times] Stephanie Nyombayire, the Presidential Press Secretary, has criticized the Congolese government for what she described as entrenched genocide denial within the country's political establishment.

[New Times] After the recent dismissal of Rusizi High Court Chamber's president Djuma Habimana due to service-delivery failures, a new president was on Tuesday, April 1, sworn-in with a directive "to restore the image of the judiciary" in the area.

[New Times] I&M Bank Rwanda has embarked on a nationwide stakeholder engagement tour aimed at reinforcing its commitment to supporting local businesses and communities.

[New Times] PR VC and Police VC departed for Abuja, Nigeria, on Tuesday morning where they will represent Rwanda at the 2025 Women's African Volleyball Club Tournament scheduled for April 3-15.

[New Times] As the wedding season nearly heats up, the entertainment world is buzzing with excitement over several high-profile couples ready to tie the knot this year. From music sensations to beloved personalities, 2025 will be a year filled with g...

[New Times] Premier Real Estate is bringing Immobilium, a renowned global real estate franchise, to Kigali, Rwanda through a franchise partnership, offering world-class expertise and expanding investment opportunities in the market.

[The Conversation Africa] Rwanda's foreign affairs ministry suspended all diplomatic relations with Belgium in March 2025. Soon afterwards, Belgium expelled Rwandan diplomats. This came weeks after Belgium had suspended foreign aid to Rwanda. At the ...

[New Times] As we approach the 31st commemoration of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, we enter a season of deep reflection, unity, and remembrance. For Rwandans both at home and abroad, this is a sacred time. We get to take a moment to honour the...

[New Times] The National Union of Disability Organizations in Rwanda (NUDOR) has supported a suggestion by its members, urging designers of major projects to consider quotas for employing people with disabilities.

[New Times] As the world marks 140 years since the Berlin Conference of 1884-1885, it is crucial to reflect on the enduring legacy of this event, particularly in East Africa. The conference, which aimed to divide Africa among European powers, left de...