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, […]

‘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 […]

PHOTOS: Inside Nexxus Point’s cultural movement

On the Thursday before the last one of each month, something electric happens at Norrsken House. Musicians tune their instruments, poets rehearse verses under their breath, and the scent of coffee lingers in the air. The chairs fill up slowly, then all at once, with an audience made up of creatives, tech professionals, and curious […]

From classrooms to creators: MKU students cash in on YouTube

In a world glued to screens, YouTube has emerged as the undisputed king of digital content. Millions of smartphone users, from every corner of the globe, are tuning in daily. It’s no longer just a video-sharing site; it’s a dynamic hub where individuals of all ages are launching their own channels and building communities, transforming […]

Ibere rya Bigogwe: Where cows, culture, and community meet

Tucked away in the lush green hills of Rwanda’s Western Province, Ibere rya Bigogwe is more than just a scenic destination—it’s a place where tradition, identity, and nature blend into one unforgettable experience. Found in Bigogwe Sector, Nyabihu District, Ibere rya Bigogwe (literally “the breast of Bigogwe”) gets its name from a distinct hill shaped […]

Muslim group from UK supports Rwandan families during visit

A group of Muslim volunteers from the United Kingdom, representing the Islamic Education and Research Academy (IERA) and Destination Dawah, recently visited Rwanda with the aim of supporting local communities and learning from the country’s history. Their visit focused on service and understanding. One of their main activities took place in the Mabare sector, where […]

Gira Inka: The cows that heal a nation

In Rwanda, a cow is more than just an animal. It’s a blessing, a sign of prosperity, a source of pride, and, for many families, a doorway to transformation. The Gira Inka program, also known as One Cow per Poor Family, is one of Rwanda’s most celebrated social protection strategies, deeply rooted in culture, tradition, […]

Rwandan youth and social media – A new way of life

In modern Rwanda, social media has evolved from a casual pastime into a powerful force that is redefining how young people live, work, and engage with the world. Platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook are no longer just spaces for entertainment—they are hubs for creativity, entrepreneurship, and self-expression. Dudu, a 23-year-old content creator based in […]

Dazzling drone light show illuminates Kigali sky during liberation concert

A breathtaking drone light show lit up the night sky above the Kigali Convention Centre on Thursday evening, marking a spectacular highlight of the Urw’intwari Liberation Concert. The event, held in honor of Rwanda’s 31st Liberation Day, drew thousands of spectators who watched in awe as hundreds of synchronized drones painted the sky with glowing […]