King Faisal Hospital launches affordable cosmetic surgery week in Kigali
King Faisal Hospital has officially kicked off a special Plastic Surgery Week, offering discounted cosmetic and reconstructive procedures to eligible patients from Monday, July 14, to Friday, July 18. The initiative aims to make advanced beauty and corrective surgeries more accessible to Rwandans seeking to reshape or enhance parts of their bodies. Procedures available include […]
Young Rwandan has planted over 2,400 trees along Kivu Belt Road
In a remarkable personal initiative, Claude Mushimiyimana, a 25-year-old Rwandan student, has planted 2,470 trees along the Kivu Belt Road in Nyamasheke District, Western Rwanda. He is calling on fellow youth to join the fight against climate change through simple, impactful actions. Claude, a university student at RP Kitabi College, Rusizi Campus, where he studies […]
Gisakura rope course: an aerial adventure in Nyungwe National Park
The Gisakura Rope Course, nestled within Rwanda’s renowned Nyungwe National Park, offers a unique blend of adventure and eco-tourism, drawing visitors closer to the heart of one of Africa’s most biodiverse rainforests. Nyungwe National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2023, is celebrated for its exceptional biodiversity. It is home to 98 mammal species, […]
Eswatini’s HIV fight: gains, gaps, and the gender divide unveiled at Kigali AIDS pre-conference
The pre-conference to the International AIDS Society (IAS) 2025 has officially commenced at the Kigali Convention Centre, setting the stage for five days of intensive discussions, critical data revelations, and policy debates surrounding the global HIV/AIDS response. As host nation, Rwanda, a country lauded for its own significant strides in combating HIV, welcomes delegates eager […]
July’s thermal dip? Here is why even Rwanda’s hottest districts are feeling the chill this dry season
Contrary to the notable July heat, residents of Bugesera, one of Rwanda’s hottest and driest districts, are waking up to cooler mornings and mild afternoons. This chilly spell has sparked speculation that the Earth’s current position at aphelion, its farthest point from the Sun, is to blame. However, meteorologists say otherwise. Experts attribute the cool-down […]
Rwimbogo Hydroponic Fodder Project revolutionizing livestock farming
The Rwimbogo Hydroponic Fodder Project, implemented in partnership with UNDP_Rwanda, is revolutionizing livestock farming in Rwanda’s Eastern Province by introducing innovative and sustainable feeding solutions. Hydroponic fodder involves growing grains like barley or wheat in a soil-free, water-efficient environment. This method allows farmers to produce nutrient-rich animal feed year-round, even during dry seasons, using minimal […]
From farm waste to green gold: Rwanda’s Igisubizo 1 transforms cassava peels into valuable products
In Mukingo Sector, Nyanza District, a small but innovative factory called Igisubizo 1 Company Ltd is making a big impact. Founded by Sibobugingo Evariste, the company is turning cassava peels, a common agricultural waste, into valuable products like soap-making oils and organic fertilizers. This initiative is a powerful example of how local entrepreneurship can tackle […]
Beyond Nyandungu: Kigali’s new eco-parks redefine urban living
Building on the acclaimed success of the Nyandungu Eco-Park, Kigali is now replicating its green transformation model across five more critical wetlands. This ambitious project promises to weave a network of nature-based havens that will fundamentally reshape urban life and bolster climate resilience by the end of 2025. This undertaking, well over halfway complete, underscores […]
‘Sperm killer’ pills in high demand during Gisenyi weekend parties, says anonymous pharmacist
A confidential source within Gisenyi’s pharmaceutical community has revealed a surge in sales of so-called “sperm killer” pills during a recent weekend of concerts and parties in the lakeside town. The pharmacist, who requested anonymity due to professional sensitivities, noted that these pills, often spermicides or unregulated sexual health products, were purchased in unusually high […]
Wings of change: How drones are Redefining Rwanda’s agriculture and healthcare
In Rwanda’s verdant hills, a quiet revolution is taking flight. Farmers like Jean-Paul Uwimana, who once toiled under the sun, praying for rain and fearing crop diseases, now look to the sky, not for clouds, but for drones. These unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are fundamentally reshaping agriculture and healthcare, positioning Rwanda as a continental leader […]
