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Category: Editor’s Pick
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Finding Home Far Away From Home
For international students, moving to a new country for education can mean adjusting to unfamiliar surroundings, cultures and languages. At Mount Kigali University, some international students find a welcoming environment that makes the transition easier. For Abraham Chol, studying at Mount Kigali University has been more than earning a degree it has been an experience…
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AI Can Assist Journalists, But Should Not Replace Them, IGIHE Chief Editor Tells MKU Students
Journalism students at Mount Kigali University were urged to embrace artificial intelligence as a tool to support their work while maintaining human judgment, verification and ethical responsibility. Speaking during a public lecture at the university at 10 a.m., Philbert Girinema, Chief Editor at IGIHE, discussed the growing role of AI in journalism and how future…
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Making Room for a Dream
How an MKU student is turning Kigali’s housing challenge into an opportunity for students and international newcomers For many students arriving in Kigali, finding a suitable place to live can be a difficult part of settling into the city. At Mount Kigali University Atalabi Oluwadamiloju a BBICT student is working with two colleagues to make…
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“Quitting music was a deliberate decision” – Miss Jojo
Rwandan singer and songwriter Josiane Uwineza, better known as Miss Jojo, has opened up about the career break that brought one of Rwanda’s most successful music journeys to an end, saying the decision was deliberate, deeply personal and one she has never regretted. The singer became a household name in the Rwandan music industry since…
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BAL 2026 MVP Randall rejoins APR
American guard Craig Randall has rejoined APR Basketball Club ahead of the Rwanda Basketball League (RBL) playoffs scheduled to tip commence on August 5. The 30-year-old was named the Most Valuable Player (MVP) of the 2026 Basketball Africa League (BAL) after leading RSSB Tigers to their maiden BAL championship on their debut appearance in the competition. Randall is…
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Why schools are giving co-curriculars more time
From September, learners will spend the final 90 minutes of each school day doing sports, arts, debates, leadership activities, practical experiments and other structured activities designed to complement what they learn in class. Under the new arrangement, regular academic lessons will end at 3:30 p.m., with the period from 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. dedicated…
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REMA warns of wildfires in Rugezi Marshland as dry spell persists
The Rwanda Environment Management Authority (REMA) has urged communities living around Rugezi Marshland to remain vigilant against wildfires as prolonged dry conditions increase the risk of damage to the protected wetland. Dry weather is expected to continue throughout August, with rainfall forecast to remain below the long-term average, according to Meteo Rwanda. The weather agency…
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