Rwanda has reported $6.5 million (about Rwf9.7 billion) in net savings from investments in cleaner industrial production, highlighting the economic benefits of adopting resource-efficient practices across industries.

Political struggles are often remembered through the victories they produce, the governments they overthrow and the freedoms they promise. Less frequently told are the stories of ordinary people whose lives are consumed by these struggles, those who endure torture, lose loved ones or die without witnessing the change they fought for.

US Congressman Trent Kelly has reaffirmed his friendship with Rwanda, describing the country and President Paul Kagame as special while calling for greater investment in relationships with trusted international partners.

The Organisation internationale de la Francophonie (OIF) relies on financial contributions from member states and governments to fund its operations and programmes, with France and Canada among its biggest backers, highlighting the role of major financial contributors in shaping the organisation's priorities ahead of its November 16 leadership election.

Award-winning choreographer and philanthropist Sherrie Silver has expressed frustration over what she described as inadequate support for her efforts to empower vulnerable children and nurture young talent in Rwanda, saying the lack of backing has left her emotionally exhausted.

Rwanda’s inflation accelerated to 19.5% in October 2026, up from 17.2% in September, driven largely by rising food prices, particularly vegetables, according to the National Institute of Statistics of Rwanda (NISR).

Fifteen Omani companies are set to explore business and investment opportunities in Rwanda as the Gulf country steps up efforts to expand its trade links with East Africa.

A Rwandan student studying in the United States is developing an artificial intelligence-powered learning platform that allows users to interact with an AI tutor through ordinary telephone calls, without needing internet access or a smartphone.

Rwanda's contribution to global research has received fresh recognition following the election of two Rwandan academics to The World Academy of Sciences (TWAS), an international body that brings together scientists whose work advances knowledge and development.

Kenyan businesses taking part in the 26th East African Community (EAC) Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) Trade Fair in Kigali say they are finding opportunities to expand into Rwanda, with some already securing buyers and exploring partnerships with local businesses.