Life of Gisozi ICPC’s carpenters after fire shock
One month after a devastating fire swept through Gisozi ICPC on May 30, 2025, caused by an electrical fault, the carpenters who lost their livelihoods are slowly rebuilding, adapting to new working conditions, and implementing stricter safety measures. The blaze, which significantly impacted the most valuable section for woodworkers, has prompted a reevaluation of operations […]
Karongi: New HIV infections surge among sex workers and homosexuals
New HIV infections are on the rise in Rwanda’s Karongi District, particularly among female sex workers and men who have sex with men (MSM), according to statistics from the Rwanda Biomedical Centre (RBC). In Rubengera Sector, an area known for its high number of sex workers, including underage girls, an HIV awareness campaign was recently […]
The “Rwandan Secret”: How a nation forged rapid development from devastation
If asked about Rwanda’s remarkable journey of self-development since 1994, particularly its progress and the empowerment of its post-2000 generation, the answer lies not in a single revelation, but in a deliberate, multi-faceted strategy. This “Rwandan Secret” is a testament to resolute leadership, an unwavering commitment to unity, long-term vision, and inclusive policies designed to […]
Dodai powers Ethiopia’s electric mobility vision
Japanese investor Yuma Sasaki, CEO of Dodai, is betting on electric mobility to transform Africa’s transport and industrial sectors. In Ethiopia, where population growth, fuel costs, and urbanisation are rapidly reshaping mobility needs, Dodai is assembling affordable electric motorcycles that are tailored to local realities. Yuma Sasaki shared his belief that “Africa’s EV story must […]
Five key areas to benefit from Rwanda nuclear energy plan
Rwanda is pushing forward with ambitious plans to bring its first nuclear energy power plant online by 2030, a strategic move poised to significantly impact five critical sectors of the nation’s development. This initiative, leveraging advanced nuclear technologies, underscores Rwanda’s long-term vision of achieving upper-middle-income status by 2035 and high-income status by 2050, alongside its […]
Authorities prosecute over 100 under 20 for drug involvement
The Rwanda National Police (RNP) has announced that in the past six months, 778 people have been arrested for drug-related offenses, with 114 of them being under the age of 20. Rwanda Police Spokesperson, ACP Boniface Rutikanga, shared this information during an interview on the morning program “Waramutse Rwanda,” which aired on RBA on Thursday, […]
Chemicals in braids spark concern among MKU students
Braids are a popular and practical hairstyle for many women on campus. Affordable, stylish, and easy to maintain during long academic days. However, a recent study of synthetic braids by Consumer Reports (CR), a US-based non-profit, has called into question the safety of braiding. The study detected toxic chemicals linked to cancer, reproductive harm, and brain damage. […]
Bisesero: A legacy of resistance, betrayal, and a call for ‘never again’
On June 27, 1994, the hills of Bisesero bore witness to one of the most harrowing chapters of the Genocide against the Tutsi. After months of valiant and desperate resistance, thousands of Tutsi faced a brutal massacre, many in the aftermath of the controversial withdrawal of French troops who had initially been perceived as offering […]
General Muhoozi sends warm message to Rwandans ahead of Kwibohora31 celebrations
General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, Chief of Defence Forces (CDF) of the Uganda People’s Defence Forces and son of Ugandan President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, has extended a heartfelt message of peace and unity to the people of Rwanda as they approach the Kwibohora31 Liberation Day celebrations. Using his official X (formerly Twitter) account, General Muhoozi welcomed Rwandans […]
Deadly protests rock Kenya amid rising anti-government sentiment
At least sixteen people have been killed and dozens injured in Kenya after widespread protests erupted across the country on Tuesday, June 25, marking one year since the 2024 anti-tax demonstrations. The unrest, which has gripped Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu, and several other towns, is fueled by growing frustration with government policies, police actions, and economic […]
