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KIGALI – Rwanda began their campaign at the CECAFA U-17 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers with a 1-0 victory over South Sudan, while Uganda delivered the opening day’s biggest result,… The post Junior Wasps Sting South Sudan, Uganda Hit Eight in CECAFA U-17 Openers appeared first on KT PRESS .
Marie-Clémentine Dusabejambo’s award-winning debut feature will represent Rwanda in the race for the 99th Academy Awards.
An idea sparked by a chance encounter in China has grown into a Rwandan agricultural enterprise combining commercial farming, tourism, job creation and community support.
KIGALI — Erik Prince, the American private military contractor who has called for the United States to resume colonial rule over African countries, is expanding his role in the Democratic… The post Erik Prince, American Contract Mercenary Who Thinks Africa Should Be “Absolutely” Recolonised appeared first on KT PRESS .
Rwanda’s inflation rose to 17.2% in September 2026, up from 15.7% in August, as higher food prices, led by vegetables, put pressure on consumers, according to the latest Consumer Price Index released by the National Institute of Statistics of Rwanda (NISR).
KIGALI — A $22 million housing development in Rwanda’s capital has reached 85% completion, with the developer inviting prospective buyers to visit the site as a bank-backed mortgage scheme seeks… The post NCBA Bank Rwanda Offers 105% Mortgage for $22 Million Housing Project in Masaka appeared first on KT PRESS .
South African jurist Navanethem “Navi” Pillay, a former president of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR), has won the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize.
A delegation of African Union (AU) Panel of Facilitators has arrived in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), to continue consultations aimed at finding a lasting solution to the conflict in eastern DRC.
Formula 1 world champions Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen have welcomed the prospect of Rwanda hosting a Grand Prix, amid growing reports that the country could join the championship calendar as early as 2030.
[RFI] The Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to South Africa's Navanethem "Navi" Pillay, the judge who headed the Rwanda genocide tribunal and last year presided over a UN commission that accused Israel of genocide in Gaza.
Dr Vincent Brown was allegedly a "leader" or "supervisor" of violent acts carried out by others in the early days of the genocide.
[New Times] Rwanda's revised zoning regulations are a necessary step in bringing greater order and predictability to a country undergoing rapid urbanisation. But their success will ultimately depend on how consistently and intelligently they are implemented.
[New Times] October has become a significant month for Rwanda, a time dedicated to contemplating national unity and resilience. The theme chosen for October 2026, "Unity and Resilience: Our Choice," is particularly insightful. It prompts us not only to acknowledge our accomplishments but also to scrutinise persistent challenges and consider the decisions necessary to foster stronger social cohesion.
[New Times] Agriculture now accounts for about a fifth of Rwanda's economy, down from more than a quarter less than a decade ago, as industry and services continue to expand faster.
Kigali has signed a cooperation agreement with the Israeli city of Modi’in-Maccabim-Re’ut to promote collaboration in smart city development, innovation and urban planning.
  I remember when people used to talk about Rwanda only in the past tense. I remember when our aspirations were expected to be quiet, modest, and small. But there… The post They Told Us We Were Dreaming —Then President Kagame Handed Us The World appeared first on KT PRESS .
Observed every October, Rwanda’s month of unity and resilience is more than an annual commemoration. It is an important national opportunity to look at how far the country has come… The post Why Rwanda’s Unity Must Be Renewed By Every Generation appeared first on KT PRESS .
Kenyan-born, Kigali-based radio presenter and R&B artist Darya Kish is building a career that brings together broadcasting, music and culture.
President Paul Kagame on October 8, 2026, met with Senegal’s Minister of African Integration, Foreign Affairs and Senegalese Abroad, Cheikh Niang, to discuss ways to strengthen bilateral relations between the two countries.
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[New Times] A total of 367 people returned to Rwanda on Wednesday, October 8, from eastern DR Congo through the Grande Barrière and Rusizi border posts as part of ongoing repatriation efforts.
KIGALI – President Paul Kagame met Senegal’s Minister of African Integration, Foreign Affairs and Senegalese Abroad, Cheikh Niang, on Thursday, October 8, as the two countries seek to turn their… The post Kagame Meets Senegalese Foreign Minister as 11 Cooperation Deals Are Sealed appeared first on KT PRESS .
KIGALI – The National Bank of Rwanda (BNR) is working with financial institutions to resolve cases in which money sent through the newly launched eKash platform is delayed or fails… The post BNR Moves to Tackle Delayed eKash Transfers appeared first on KT PRESS .
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Rwanda has called on the international community to support its efforts to address the threat posed by the FDLR militia in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, as Kigali sought to rally diplomatic backing for its security concerns.
KIGALI – A Rwandan scientist studying the hidden physiological limits of Congo Basin trees has won a $150,000 (approx. Rwf221.4 million) research grant to investigate whether the region’s forests are… The post Rwandan Scientist Wins $150,000 Grant For Congo Basin Forests Research appeared first on KT PRESS .
[New Times] A total of 364,569 land boundary corrections have been recorded since 2020, as discrepancies dating back to Rwanda's initial land registration exercise continue to emerge when properties are transferred, subdivided or developed, according to the National Land Authority (NLA).
[New Times] The government plans to finance its debt repayments by investing borrowed money in areas that can expand the economy and generate the resources needed to service the loans when they fall due, Finance Minister Yusuf Murangwa has said.
[New Times] On 25 September, in New York, Foreign Minister Olivier Nduhungirehe accepted the chairmanship for 2027, following Rwanda's election by acclamation. The bloc brings together 134 developing countries and most of the world's population. The handover comes in January. The applause may have been for Rwanda, but the responsibility belongs to everyone in that room.
[New Times] Rwanda's national women's football team face an uphill battle to reach the 2028 Olympic Games after suffering a narrow 1-0 defeat to Ethiopia in the first leg of the second qualifying round at Kigali Pelé Stadium on Wednesday evening.
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Former President Uhuru Kenyatta is in Rwanda as part of renewed African Union-led diplomatic efforts to end the conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.
KIGALI — Apostle Dr. Paul Gitwaza, one of Rwanda’s best-known preachers, has apologised to nurses and midwives after a video clip from one of his sermons sparked criticism on social media.… The post Renowned Apostle Gitwaza Apologises After Sermon Remarks Link Nurses and Midwives to Satan appeared first on KT PRESS .
[New Times] Figuring out who is actually performing well in music has become harder as listening has moved across streaming services, social platforms, YouTube and other digital outlets.
[New Times] Rwanda and Kenya have signed 11 new MOUs (memoranda of understanding) but the latest agreements are only one part of a bilateral relationship being increasingly driven by trade, transport and logistics, energy, investment, tourism and the movement of people.
KIGALI — Rwanda has begun testing a digital lending platform that aims to reduce the time smallholder farmers wait for agricultural loans from as long as seven weeks to less than… The post Rwanda is Testing Digital Platform to Get Small Farmers Loans in 48 Hours appeared first on KT PRESS .
KIGALI — Rwanda’s pension contributions rose by 51.7% to Rwf457 billion in the year to June 2026, as reforms to the pension system combine with stronger investment performance and improvements… The post Rwanda Pension Contributions Rise 51.7% as RSSB Expands Local Investment Portfolio appeared first on KT PRESS .
[New Times] Something important happened in Kigali last week, and it had little to do with the size of the crowd. At the second edition of the Umurage International Books & Art Festival, held under the theme "The Future Is Written: Human Voices, Intelligent Tools," African publishers, writers, educators, artists and policymakers asked questions the continent's book sector can no longer postpone.
[New Times] Rwanda have climbed nine places to 119th in the latest FIFA Men's World Ranking following an impressive run in the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers, where they secured positive results against Liberia and Cape Verde.
[New Times] Rwanda and Senegal signed 11 cooperation agreements covering areas including development, trade and bilateral relations as the two countries seek to deepen their partnership.
[New Times] President Paul Kagame on Wednesday, October 7, met members of the African Union Panel of Facilitators working on the peace process in eastern DR Congo, at Village Urugwiro.
[New Times] Rwanda and Senegal agreed to work together to identify cross-border investment projects and connect businesses from the two countries under a new cooperation framework between their investment promotion agencies.
[New Times] Four teams have confirmed their participation in the third edition of the Rwanda Basketball Cup, which is scheduled to tip off on October 9, the Rwanda Basketball Federation (FERWABA) has announced.
[New Times] Kenya's confirmation of its first Ebola case demands vigilance across East Africa. Authorities have begun tracing contacts and monitoring those potentially exposed following the patient's death. The region must take this warning seriously and strengthen its preparedness.
[New Times] Rwanda and Kenya have signed 11 agreements and memoranda of understanding covering justice, security, immigration, trade, infrastructure, water management, local governance, culture and conservation, as the two countries seek to expand bilateral cooperation.
[New Times] For Virgine Umuhoza, the warning signs came gradually.
[New Times] The government aims to reduce consumption of hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), powerful greenhouse gases widely used in refrigeration and air conditioning, by 80 per cent by 2045 as the country steps up implementation of the Kigali Amendment.
[New Times] Rwanda vs Ethiopia -- Kigali Pelé Stadium, 18:00
[New Times] Rwanda ICT Chamber in partnership with Mastercard Foundation convened an EdTech Stakeholders Meeting to mobilise education leaders and technology innovators, co-accelerating educational technology that supports locally driven education technology solutions to expand access to quality teaching and learning in Rwanda through the Mastercard Foundation EdTech Fellowship.
[New Times] Industrial output in Rwanda's formal sector increased by 6.8 per cent in August 2026 compared with the same month last year, driven by strong growth in mining and quarrying and electricity production.
[New Times] Rwanda has reached a staff-level agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on the first review of its Extended Credit Facility (ECF) programme, paving the way for access to about $35.7 million following approval by the IMF Executive Board.
[New Times] Rwanda is moving to expand its electricity capacity and accelerate the transition to clean, reliable power through Small Modular Reactors (SMRs). The technology is no longer the only question. The bigger challenge is financing a pioneering 100 MW plant, estimated to cost around $500 million.
[New Times] Nearly a month after the 2026/27 academic year began on September 7, thousands of learners across Rwanda have yet to return to school, with financial difficulties, lack of school materials, family challenges and some learners dropping out to look for work among the reasons keeping them out of class.
[New Times] As Karan Patel celebrates his 2026 FIA African Rally Championship (ARC) title, Rwanda is left to reflect on a season that showcased the potential of its drivers while highlighting the financial and logistical challenges of competing consistently at continental level.
[New Times] The University of Rwanda's plan to build a 150-room hotel in Huye should be seen within the broader effort by public universities to strengthen their financial independence.
[New Times] Rwanda is guaranteed to have a player in the second round of the M25 Kigali for the first time since the tournament was introduced in 2023, after compatriots Claude Ishimwe and Etienne Niyigena were drawn against each other in the opening round of the 2026 edition.
[New Times] Rising feed costs, animal health risks, productivity pressures and limited access to finance are among the major challenges confronting poultry farmers and other livestock producers across Africa as they seek to meet growing demand for animal protein while remaining competitive.
[New Times] Rwanda's engagements at the 81st United Nations General Assembly resulted in a series of diplomatic meetings, new partnerships and areas of cooperation with international partners.
[New Times] Rwanda and Kenya played out a goalless draw in an international friendly at Amahoro Stadium on Monday, October 5.
[New Times] With the passing of Dafroza Mukarumongi Gauthier, Rwanda has lost a steadfast daughter, survivors have lost a devoted advocate, and the cause of justice has lost a woman of remarkable courage. To her husband, Alain Gauthier, their children and the wider family, I extend my deepest condolences.
[New Times] The passing of Dafroza Mukarumongi Gauthier is a profound loss for Rwanda and a blow to the pursuit of justice. Her life demonstrated what resilience, conviction and an unwavering sense of responsibility can achieve, even against seemingly insurmountable obstacles. The tributes paid to her recognise decades spent ensuring that victims of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi were neither forgotten nor denied justice.
[New Times] With the passing of Dafroza Mukarumongi Gauthier, Rwanda has lost a steadfast daughter, survivors have lost a devoted advocate, and the cause of justice has lost a woman of remarkable courage. To her husband, Alain Gauthier, their children and their wider family, I extend my deepest condolences.
[New Times] The Government of Rwanda has mourned the death of Dafroza Mukarumongi Gauthier, a France-based campaigner who spent decades helping pursue suspects of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi.
[RFI] Dafroza Gauthier, who spent spent decades tracking down Rwandans in France accused of involvement in the 1994 genocide, has died from cancer at the age of 72. By filing a string of civil lawsuits against suspected fugitives, she and her husband Alain pushed the French legal system to hold them to account.
[Nile Post] The population of mountain gorillas in Uganda, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo has risen to 1,063, up from about 300 in 1990, conservation officials have announced.
[New Times] Zimbabwean Benjamin Lock secured a place in the quarterfinals of the Rwanda Open Kigali M25 after edging fifth seed Toufik Sahtali in straight sets in the second round on Thursday.
[New Times] Claudine Gasarabwe has assumed the role of interim president of the Rwanda Football Federation (FERWAFA) following the resignation of Fabrice Shema, less than a year after he was elected to lead the country's football governing body.
[New Times] The Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning (MINECOFIN) and the Rwanda Mines, Petroleum and Gas Board (RMB) are working on a proposed climate insurance scheme for mine and quarry workers that would "pay out automatically when a climate event occurs" to protect them against income lost because of climate-related disruptions.
[New Times] American guard Craig Randall has signed a two-year contract extension with APR as the club strengthens its roster ahead of the 2026/27 Rwanda Basketball League (RBL) season.
[Liberian Observer] Agricultural and Industrial Training Bureau (AITB) Director General Abraham Billy, Sr. has completed the 2026 Cohort 4 of the Public Sector Fellowship hosted by the African Leadership University (ALU) in Kigali, Rwanda, receiving additional recognition for demonstrating empathetic, supportive and inclusive leadership.
[New Times] Rwanda has demanded accountability over the failure of Kinshasa to fulfil its commitments under the Washington Accords, particularly the neutralisation of the FDLR and the end of cooperation between the militia and Congolese forces.
[New Times] Digital health systems are increasingly helping Rwanda identify high-risk pregnancies earlier, improve patient monitoring and connect health workers to specialist support, measures that officials say are contributing to a decline in maternal deaths.
[New Times] FitnessPoint is taking its fitness and wellness offering to Kanombe, where it will open its fourth Kigali branch on October 3 and 4, giving residents a new space to work out and achieve their lifestyle goals.
[New Times] More than 5,900 delegates are expected in Kigali for the fifth Africa HealthTech Summit, taking place from September 30 to October 2 at the Kigali Convention Centre.
[New Times] Rwanda has doubled the number of satellite contacts its Mwulire teleport can handle at once following the activation of a second antenna at the facility.
[New Times] Rwanda recorded a slight decline in malaria incidence in the 2025-2026 season as health authorities intensified targeted interventions in areas with the highest burden of the disease.