Nyagatare rehabilitation center marks day of African Child
On Friday, June 27, 2025, children at the Nyagatare Rehabilitation Center celebrated the Day of the African Child under the theme: “Raise Me Well, My Future is Bright.” The event featured lively performances and strong messages, highlighting the ongoing effort to protect and advance children’s rights. This annual celebration, officially observed across Africa on June […]
Connectivity issues hamper TMIS usage in schools across
Rwanda’s push to modernize its education sector through digital platforms is facing serious hurdles, as many schools across the country continue to report limited access to the Teacher Management and Information System (TMIS). This critical online tool, designed to manage teacher records, streamline communication, and provide access to essential learning materials, remains out of reach […]
Over 220,000 candidates set for 2024/25 primary leaving examinations
A total of 220,840 learners are expected to sit for the 2024/25 Primary Leaving Examination (PLE). Of these, 120,635 are girls and 100,205 are boys. Additionally, 645 of the candidates are learners with disabilities.The examinations will commence on June 20 and conclude on July 3 across various centers. According to the Rwanda Basic Education Board […]
Walking your true path: How MKu students are learning to succeed authentically
Under the relentless scroll of social feeds and the constant hum of campus chatter, many Mount Kigali University students have been caught in a silent crisis: the urge to mimic their peers’ paths to “success,” often at the cost of their own purpose and peace. But a new student development program is quietly transforming that […]
How technology transforms classrooms for Rwandan students
In Rwanda, schools are increasingly using technology to improve how students learn. From major cities to remote villages, teachers and students are adopting digital tools in their daily lessons. This nationwide effort is part of Rwanda’s broader vision to become a knowledge-based economy. Many schools now feature teachers using computers, projectors, and internet connections. This […]
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 […]
From shadows to sunshine: A student’s journey to overcoming addiction
Marlesh, a university student in Kigali, once found himself trapped in the dark corners of addiction during his early days on campus. But through determination and support, he turned his life around—now inspiring others with his story of resilience and hope. Marlesh’s struggles began in his first year, during a time when academic pressure and […]
Transforming learning: The Education Collaborative hosts 4-day conference in Rwanda
Rwanda has once again placed itself at the forefront of education transformation in Africa, hosting The Education Collaborative’s June Convening—a four-day gathering of university leaders, student changemakers, and policymakers from across the continent. Held at the Marriott Hotel in Kigali from June 17 to 20, 2025, the convening aims to shift the spotlight back to […]
Mount Kigali University VC lauds the appointment of Prof Kabaji as Chancellor
Mount Kigali University Vice-Chancellor Dr Martin Kimemia has congratulated Prof Egara Kabaji on his appointment as the university’s Chancellor. Said Dr Kimemia: “I congratulate Prof Kabaji, and welcome him to our esteemed university. We look forward to working closely with him to take Mount Kigali University to even greater heights.” The university’s board announced the […]
Mental health in crisis: What university students are too afraid to say
It’s 3:27 a.m. when Vanessa finally puts her phone down, not because she’s done with studying, but because her chest feels too heavy to breathe. She hasn’t told anyone she’s been crying almost every night this week. To her classmates, she looks like she has it all together. But inside, she’s silently falling apart. Across […]
