Sandra Uwimana: Leading the fight against food shortage in Rwanda

Berwa Sandra Uwimana, an alumna of the African Leadership University (ALU) with a bachelor’s in Business Entrepreneurship, is taking bold steps to secure Rwanda’s agricultural future. Her work focuses on reducing post‑harvest losses and helping smallholder farmers add value to their crops, turning hard work into income and sustainable growth. For many Rwandan farmers, ‘post‑harvest loss’, […]

Internship program launched for women and female university graduates in local governance

The Rwanda Association of Local Government Authorities (RALGA), in collaboration with the Ministry of Gender and Family Promotion (MIGEPROF), launched the seventh cycle of an internship program in local governance targeting young women and female university graduates. The program welcomed around 200 participants who began their internships in Muhanga District, Southern Province, on November 7, […]

Rwanda honored for good local governance

During an international conference on local governance held in Dakar, Senegal (known as the Forum International sur la Démocratie Participative en Afrique – FIDEPA), Rwanda received a prestigious award recognizing significant progress in advancing good governance at the local government level. Rwanda was honored based on the impressive strides the country has made in simplifying […]

New students embrace MKU’s practical and creative campus culture

As first-year students at Mount Kigali University (MKU) continue to settle into their first semester of 2025, many are already discovering what sets the institution apart. Early impressions highlight a blend of modern learning and a supportive campus environment that new students say makes MKU unique in Rwanda’s higher education landscape. “I came here because […]

MKU students redefine study habits after first CATs

As students at Mount Kigali University (MKU) complete their first round of Continuous Assessment Tests (CATs) this semester, many have turned their focus to finding better ways of studying and revising. While strong grades remain a key priority, students say they are also learning to balance academic work with personal life and extracurricular commitments. For […]

Cameroon’s Paul Biya, 92, sworn in for eighth term extending rule to 2032

President Paul Biya of Cameroon, aged 92, was sworn in for his eighth consecutive term in Yaoundé on November 6, 2025, following his victory with 53.66% of the vote in the October election, which will extend his 43-year leadership until at least 2032. In his speech, Biya pledged to restore order, foster national unity, and […]

MINIFRA explains reasons behind rise in fuel prices

The Ministry of Infrastructure (MININFRA) has explained the reasons behind the recent rise in petroleum product prices and assured that the increase will not significantly affect transportation. The ministry also highlighted measures in place to mitigate the impact on Rwandans. State Secretary in the Ministry of Infrastructure, Jean de Dieu Uwihanganye, said the increase in […]

Customs agents call for continuous training

Members of the Rwanda Warehouse and Freight Forwarders Association (RWAFFA), also known as customs declarants, are calling for ongoing training on new laws and regulations governing imports and exports. These agents assist with declaring and paying taxes, duties, and handling the movement of goods across borders. They say regular training will help them improve their […]