France should question Tshisekedi’s claims on humanitarian situation
French President Emmanuel Macron’s announcement on October 30 to reopen Goma Airport in North Kivu for humanitarian flights appears to serve Congolese President Félix Tshisekedi’s political agenda rather than a purely humanitarian purpose. Critics argue that Kinshasa is portraying areas under the AFC/M23 control as a humanitarian crisis to delegitimize the rebels. Macron’s decision, made […]
Youth Power: How student leaders shape the future
Becoming a student leader is more than a title—it is an opportunity to make a real difference. From organizing school events to representing classmates in student councils, young leaders in Rwanda are learning how to solve problems, make decisions, and inspire peers, all while still in school. “The youth have the power to make big […]
Why success should no Longer be measured by one definition of womanhood
For generations, women have been caught between two competing ideals. One woman is celebrated for climbing corporate ladders as a lawyer, doctor, or entrepreneur. Another is questioned for choosing to stay home and raise a family. Yet both paths demand strength, sacrifice, and passion. So why do we still measure a woman’s worth through a […]
The art of finding yourself: A life Driven by purpose
In a world obsessed with self-discovery, we are constantly told to search for who we are — to look deeper, work harder, chase purpose as though it is a trophy hidden somewhere outside of us. We pursue careers to gain validation, relationships to feel whole, and success to prove that we matter. Yet even after […]
Rwanda’s ascent: New Roads, AI Ambition, and a Strategy for Food Security
Rwanda is accelerating a development strategy that spans transport, digital technology, and food security, marking the latest steps in its long-term effort to build a climate-resilient and innovation-driven economy. The country has recently inaugurated major infrastructure upgrades, hosted a high-level regional tech summit, and launched a national initiative aimed at strengthening nutrition through local agriculture. […]
The things we don’t say
More than thirty years have passed since the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, yet Rwanda’s story is still being written — not only in books and museums but also in the quiet strength of its people. The country has rebuilt its cities, restored unity, and inspired the world with its resilience. But beneath that resilience […]
Can AI spearhead a new era of youth innovation in Africa?
In a world increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence (AI), African youth are emerging not as bystanders, but as trailblazers. From Kigali to Nairobi, Lagos to Accra, and beyond, a generation of tech-savvy young Africans is harnessing the power of AI to solve pressing local problems and in doing so, redefining the continent’s narrative in the […]
The power of journalism in the world of sports
Journalism serves as a fundamental pillar of a thriving society, empowering citizens through the dissemination of verified information and fostering robust public discourse. While its role in holding power accountable and illuminating critical societal issues is well-established, its equally vital function in the world of sports often goes underappreciated. In contemporary society, sports have emerged […]
The bittersweet journey of education
Nothing in life comes easy. Before a child learns how to walk, they must fall countless times. To enjoy a meal at your dining table in the evening, you must have worked tirelessly throughout the day. Even seemingly simple tasks, like riding a bicycle, driving a car, or drinking a glass of water, require effort. […]
Rebuilding minds, rebuilding a nation: How education is shaping Rwanda’s future
Since the tragic genocide against the Tutsi in 1994, Rwanda has made incredible progress in rebuilding its institutions, economy, and most importantly, its people. At the core of this change is a powerful yet quiet revolution: education. As President Paul Kagame stated, “After the genocide, we had to rebuild everything, including people’s minds. Education was […]
