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BPR Bank-sponsored drivers secure impressive results at Rwanda Mountain Gorilla Rally
1 day agoSports
BPR Bank-sponsored drivers secure impressive results at Rwanda Mountain Gorilla Rally

Drivers sponsored by BPR Bank Rwanda PLC delivered outstanding performances at the 2026 Rwanda Mountain Gorilla Rally, with four of the bank's five supported crews posting impressive results, including Kenyan driver Karan Patel, who claimed his fourth Rwanda Mountain Gorilla Rally title.

The Ben hosts Ashton Hall at his home during memorable Rwanda visit
1 day agoEntertainment
The Ben hosts Ashton Hall at his home during memorable Rwanda visit

Rwandan singer The Ben has welcomed American fitness influencer Ashton Hall and his team to his home in a warm reception that blended music, culture, and friendship.

AFC/M23 extends condolences to Qatar’s Emir after death of former leader Sheikh Hamad
1 day agoPolitics
AFC/M23 extends condolences to Qatar’s Emir after death of former leader Sheikh Hamad

The AFC/M23 movement has expressed its condolences to Qatar’s Emir, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, following the death of his father, Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, the former leader of the Gulf nation.

Shipping through Strait of Hormuz drops to five-week low as renewed US-Iran strikes raise security fears
1 day agoBusiness
Shipping through Strait of Hormuz drops to five-week low as renewed US-Iran strikes raise security fears

Commercial shipping through the Strait of Hormuz has fallen to its lowest level in five weeks as renewed military exchanges between the United States and Iran continue to heighten security concerns in one of the world's most important energy corridors.

Investigation details Félicien Kabuga’s final hours before death
3 days agoJustice
Investigation details Félicien Kabuga’s final hours before death

Félicien Kabuga, one of the most prominent figures accused of financing the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, died on May 16, 2026, after being found unresponsive in his room at a United Nations detention facility in The Hague, an investigation has revealed.

Beyoncé and Blue Ivy join Jay-Z for unforgettable 30th anniversary concert celebration
3 days agoEntertainment
Beyoncé and Blue Ivy join Jay-Z for unforgettable 30th anniversary concert celebration

Beyoncé and her daughter Blue Ivy Carter joined Jay-Z on stage during the opening night of his 30th anniversary concert series, turning the special celebration into a memorable family affair.

NCHR reviews study findings on welfare and rights of detainees in Rwanda
3 days agoNews
NCHR reviews study findings on welfare and rights of detainees in Rwanda

The National Commission for Human Rights (NCHR) has reviewed findings from a comprehensive study assessing its contribution to improving the welfare of people held in correctional facilities and other detention centres across Rwanda.

Rwanda targets 688,000 cubic metres of treated water per day by 2029 through major projects
3 days agoNews
Rwanda targets 688,000 cubic metres of treated water per day by 2029 through major projects

The Government of Rwanda has unveiled an ambitious plan to significantly expand the country's clean water supply, with a series of major infrastructure projects expected to raise daily treated water production capacity to more than 688,000 cubic meters by 2029.

How a childhood dream shaped Capt. Michael Nsengiyumva’s military career
4 days agoPeople
How a childhood dream shaped Capt. Michael Nsengiyumva’s military career

Capt. Michael Nsengiyumva has spent the past eight years serving in the Rwanda Defence Force (RDF), a career path he chose after leaving the financial sector to pursue his lifelong dream of serving his country.

Common pesticide may threaten future generations of bumblebees, scientists warn
4 days agoEnvironment
Common pesticide may threaten future generations of bumblebees, scientists warn

A widely used pesticide designed to protect crops from harmful insects may also be affecting the reproductive health of bumblebees, raising concerns about the long-term survival of one of the world’s most important pollinators.

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