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Nduhungirehe outlines Rwanda’s diplomatic push, regional priorities
Rwanda’s diplomatic engagements in 2026 have focused on rebuilding strategic partnerships, strengthening regional economic integration and advancing what the government describes as an interest-driven foreign policy, according to foreign minister Olivier Nduhungirehe. Speaking on The New Times’ The Context podcast, Nduhungirehe said Rwanda’s recent engagements with countries including South Africa, Tanzania and Botswana were aimed…
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Transfers: Police in talks with setter Mpuhwezimana
Police Women’s Volleyball Club are in talks with APR setter Diane Mpuhwezimana over a potential move ahead of the 2026/27 volleyball season. Mpuhwezimana, 24, is under contract with APR until September, but a source close to Police told Times Sport that the club is exploring a move for the talented setter as they seek a replacement for…
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Gisagara VC target Nkurunziza as Doudou’s replacement
Kepler VC middle blocker John Nkurunziza is on the verge of sealing a return to Gisagara VC ahead of the 2026/27 season. The move would provide a major boost for the Southern Province side as they seek a replacement for Adam Djibril Doudou, who left the club after his contract expired at the end of…
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Volleyball: APR complete Dusenge, Manzi deals until 2028
APR VC have completed the signings of opposite hitter Wicklif Dusenge and libero Saduru Manzi on two-year contract which will keep them at the club until 2028. Dusenge, 27, joins from Kepler VC after months of negotiations. APR had long identified him as one of their priority transfer targets, with reports indicating the club was…
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King James sets sights on nationwide and diaspora tour after BK Arena spectacle
Rwandan singer King James has revealed plans to take his performances beyond Kigali following his two historic concerts at BK Arena, saying he wants to reconnect with fans across Rwanda who were unable to attend the sold-out shows. The artist shared the plans while speaking to journalists after the final concert of his two-night BK…
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Overcrowding at displacement sites increases Ebola risk in DR Congo: UN
Overcrowding and limited access to basic services in displacement sites are increasing the risk of the spread of Ebola in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), UN humanitarians warned Monday. The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) confirmed Ebola cases had been reported in at least 16 sites hosting more than…
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From refugee to Africa’s development finance architect: Donald Kaberuka’s extraordinary journey
Donald Kaberuka’s journey from a Rwandan refugee forced into exile to one of Africa’s most influential economic figures is a story of resilience, institution-building and a pragmatic approach to development. Born on October 5, 1951, in Byumba, Rwanda, Kaberuka grew up during a difficult period in the country’s history. The persecution of 1959 forced many…
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Rwanda could join Formula 1 calendar in 2028
Rwanda is among four countries in advanced talks to host a Formula 1 race from 2028, with Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali saying negotiations are progressing well. Rwanda, South Africa, Argentina and Thailand are reportedly the leading candidates for new races on the Formula 1 calendar, although no country has yet been officially confirmed. “Negotiations…
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Mount Kenya University Rwanda graduates final 1,480 as it transitions to Mount Kigali University
Mount Kenya University Rwanda on Friday graduated 1,480 students with bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Kigali, marking the institution’s final graduation under that name as it completes its transition to Mount Kigali University. Of the 1,480 graduates, 1,248 earned bachelor’s degrees, 225 completed master’s programmes and seven received postgraduate qualifications. The 29th graduation ceremony, held…
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