PM Ngirente responds to concerns over unfair working conditions in industries
Prime Minister Dr Edouard Ngirente addressed concerns raised by members of parliament regarding the working conditions of employees in some industries, particularly those based in the Kigali Special Economic Zone. During his presentation to both chambers of Parliament on Thursday, June 19, on the government’s achievements in improving citizens’ welfare across key sectors such as […]
Balancing acts: The trials and triumphs of working students
In today’s fast-paced world, more students are juggling their studies alongside part-time jobs, striving to build a future while addressing immediate financial needs. Yet, this balancing act comes with its own set of challenges. For many students, managing academics and work can feel like a never-ending struggle. Paul Ndahiro, a third-year Mass Media and Communication […]
Is traditional journalism really dying in the digital age?
A Harvard graduate student was once asked in a job interview at The New York Times why she would pursue a career in an industry that might not survive the decade. This question underscores a growing concern: the internet’s dominance is reshaping the media landscape, and traditional journalism is struggling to adapt. “TV’s biggest threat […]
Rwandans Retrace Painful Path in Kicukiro-Nyanza Walk to Remember
Thousands of Rwandans and friends of Rwanda retraced the painful footsteps of Genocide victims on the afternoon of Friday, May 11, 2025, during the annual “Walk to Remember,” honoring those who were massacred at Nyanza-Kicukiro during the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. The 4-kilometer walk led participants from the present-day IPRC Kigali campus (formerly Ecole […]
Minister of Youth and Arts Urges “Our Past” Initiative to Expand Outreach Beyond Kigali
During the 14th edition of the Our Past initiative, held on Wednesday evening, April 9, 2025, at the Nyanza Genocide Memorial in Kicukiro District, the Minister of Youth and Arts, Dr. Abdallah Utumatwishima, called on the organizers to extend their efforts to young people beyond Kigali, particularly in areas where genocide ideology is reportedly still present. Over […]
MKU Journalism students masters investigative reporting techniques
A four-day investigative Journalism Training Workshop has concluded today,27th March 2025, at Mount Kigali University Campus, conducted by Fojo Media Institute through its Rwanda Media Programme. Steve Buist, a veteran Canadian journalist, training students on the practical part of coming up with a news story Throughout the training sessions, students were able to delve into […]
Aspiring journalists from Rwandan universities sharpen skills in Musanze Training
In a bid to shape the next generation of journalists, 40 enthusiastic students from various Rwandan universities gathered at Virunga Hotel in Musanze for an intensive three-day training program that concluded on November 13, 2024. The training brought together students from four universities: the University of Rwanda, Institut Catholique de Kabgayi (ICK), Mount Kigali University, […]
Reflecting on Mount Kenya University Rwanda’s Rebranding a Year Later
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Mount Kigali University’s school of journalism hosts first-ever project defense after curriculum upgrade
On Friday 11th October 2024, students from Mount Kigali University’s School of Journalism and Media Studies marked a historic moment as they took part in the university’s first-ever research project defense. The event, held at the school’s editorial lab is one of the series of the university’s curriculum improvements since its accreditation-a testament to its […]
A new era begins, MKUSA ushers in fresh leadership
Mount Kigali University has welcomed new student governance following the handover ceremony on Wednesday, September 11 2024. The elected leadership recognizes Nyemanzi Gloria Esther from the School of Business and Economics as Guild President, succeeding Florence Kudembe-the first female Guild president of the same university. Joining Nyemanzi in this new leadership team is Shaban Saida […]
