A former engineer at Rwanda Broadcasting Agency (RBA), Gedeon Hakizimana is now pursuing doctoral research at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid in Spain. He is also among the experts who contributed to an international United Nations document on people-centred smart cities in the era of artificial intelligence.

The Second Counsellor at the High Commission of Rwanda in the United Kingdom, Issa Mugabutsinze has invited British and international tourism companies and professionals to visit Rwanda, explore its tourism attractions and strengthen partnerships with local industry players.

Rwanda has been ranked fifth in the category of the world’s most desirable destinations for nature and wildlife in the 2026 Wanderlust Reader Travel Awards.

Rwanda is using its participation in the 2026 World Travel Market (WTM) in London to strengthen international tourism partnerships, attract more visitors and turn interest in the country into concrete business opportunities.

The Collective of Ibuka Associations in Europe has called for sustained efforts to preserve the memory of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi while ensuring that younger generations can understand their history without carrying the trauma experienced by survivors.

Rwanda, through the Rwanda Development Board (RDB), is participating in the World Travel Market (WTM) London, taking place from November 3 to 5, 2026. 

The Secretary General of the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF-Inkotanyi), Christophe Bazivamo, has called on Rwandans living in Europe, particularly young people, to use their skills and expertise to support Rwanda’s development and help achieve the country’s Vision 2050 targets.

When Dr. Charles Rutonesha was arrested in Kigali on October 23, 1990, he was preparing to leave Rwanda for further studies in the United States. Instead, he spent nearly six months in detention, an experience he has since documented in his book, Life Inside the Walls of Hell.

Combining public training, building safety inspections and emergency preparedness could help Rwanda prevent fires and reduce their impact, according to Rutagengwa Safari, an expert in fire prevention, firefighting and emergency response.

The Embassy of Rwanda in Hungary has welcomed a new cohort of Rwandan students pursuing higher education in the country under the 2026 Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship Programme.