The LAMUKA coalition, composed of opposition political parties in the Democratic Republic of Congo, has demanded an explanation from President Félix Tshisekedi regarding the M23 armed group's recent capture of Kanyabayonga and how the government plans to prevent further territorial gains by M23.

Public schools in Oklahoma will soon be required to teach the Bible, following a new state mandate that recognizes it as an essential historical text. Superintendent Ryan Walters announced at a state Board of Education meeting on Thursday that all public school teachers will soon need to have a Bible in their classrooms.

Trinity Metals has secured $US 3.865 million in Technical Assistance grant funding from the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC), America’s development finance institution.

On Thursday, June 27, two officers from the Rwanda Defence Force (RDF) successfully completed their training at Uganda’s Senior Command and Staff College in Kimaka.

In a high-stakes CNN debate, President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump engaged in a contentious exchange that highlighted their respective vulnerabilities as they prepared for the 2024 presidential election. The debate offered voters a glimpse of the two leaders' contrasting approaches and the critical issues shaping their campaigns.

IZI Electric Rwanda Ltd, a company providing public passenger transport services using electric buses, has opened a station for rapid charging of these vehicles.

A Burundi court has sentenced 272 soldiers to up to 30 years in prison for refusing to fight the M23 militia, which is in conflict with the Democratic Republic of Congo's (DRC) army.

Since its inception in 2019, the Africa’s Business Heroes (ABH) Prize Competition has become a beacon of support and inspiration for African entrepreneurs. This charitable initiative, sponsored by the Jack Ma Foundation and Alibaba Philanthropy, annually identifies and supports 10 exceptional entrepreneurs from across the continent, awarding them a share of USD 1.5 million in grant funding. Rwanda has been an active participant, with five of its entrepreneurs making it to the top 10 in various years, securing a total grant of over USD 495,000 (equivalent to over 625.7 million Rwandan Francs).

The management of Wellspring Academy has urged over 60 graduates to set a personal goal of making good life choices to better achieve their objectives of becoming great leaders of tomorrow.

Tourism in Northern Rwanda remains dominated by visits to gorillas, a type of large primate that captivates visitors with their human-like behavior and appearance.