In Rwanda’s fast-rising fashion scene, few names are gaining attention as quickly as Elodie Fromenteau, the founder of Ndabaga Streetwear, a brand that blends culture, storytelling, and modern streetwear aesthetics into a distinct creative identity.
When American hip-hop pioneer Dana Dane and his wife Dr. Tana Session boarded a plane for Rwanda in 2022, they thought they were ticking off another item on their travel bucket list: trekking through the misty mountains to see the country's famed mountain gorillas.
BAL season is back in Kigali this May 22, and the city already feels it. BK Arena brings the game, but just a few steps away, Zaria Court Kigali, Tapestry Collection by Hilton, becomes part of the experience, where the energy doesn’t stop at the final buzzer.
Cynthia Fayman, co-founder of Kigali Wellness Hub, has turned a personal passion for wellness into a thriving sanctuary in Kigali, Rwanda, one designed to support the body, mind, and emotional well-being of the community.
What began as a personal search for a new environment eventually led Autumn Marie to Rwanda, where she has spent the past several years building a communications agency focused on shifting global narratives about the country and the wider African continent.
Somar Talat, a Syrian chef, has a journey marked by resilience, cultural fusion, and the search for a true home. Originally from war-torn Damascus, his story is one of overcoming adversity, blending his heritage with new experiences, and ultimately finding peace and a sense of belonging in Rwanda.
On certain mornings in Kigali, Ibrahim Mushtaq laces his running shoes before the city fully wakes up. The air is clean, almost startlingly so. No chaos. Just the sound of feet hitting the road and the steady rhythm of breath.
During a twelve-day journey across Morocco, a country I was visiting for the first time, I travelled through four cities that, in distinct yet interconnected ways, reflect the country’s deep-rooted history, cultural identity and modern ambitions.
Rwanda Revenue Authority (RRA) has urged taxpayers liable for property tax, the motor vehicle road maintenance levy, and the third quarterly income tax prepayment (IQP) to promptly meet their obligations in order to avoid consequences associated with last-minute compliance.
As Christmas Eve unfolds and the festive spirit swells in Rwanda, the country offers a tapestry of celebrations from cosmopolitan feasts to slow‑paced sunsets and wild African adventures. Whether you’re roaming the hills of Kigali, unwinding by a lake, trekking through ancient forests or celebrating under stars on a safari, Rwanda has just the setting for every kind of holiday mood.
When Steffi Metz arrived in Africa in early 2020 with her two children, she had just two backpacks and no certainty about where the journey would lead. The months that followed would test her resilience, reshape her ambitions, and eventually anchor her life in Rwanda.
In the quiet dawn of Bugesera District, Rwanda, where the air is thick with birdsong and the first light glints off Lake Mirayi, Shodzha Aldin Rashyd known to friends as Richi begins his day the way he has for nearly two years: listening to the birds, running through the Gashora wetlands among swaying rice fields, and then walking his 15-hectare farm for two hours, harvesting, inspecting leaves for disease, and dreaming aloud about what Eagle View Farm will become.
When American investor Jonathan Shafer and his family landed in Kigali in January 2020, just months before the world went into lockdown due to Covid-19, they could not have imagined how deeply Rwanda would shape their next chapter.
A new initiative launched in Kabuga, Gasabo District, is helping young women who became mothers as teenagers regain confidence, education, and a sense of hope for the future.
As Rwanda prepares to host the 2025 UCI Road World Championships from 21 to 28 September, the country’s hospitality sector is putting the final touches on preparations to welcome thousands of international visitors.
Kate Bashabe is a household name in Rwanda’s entertainment scene, admired not only for her glamorous lifestyle but also for her sharp business sense and generous spirit.
Around the world, parents face the growing challenge of managing their children’s screen time. The World Health Organisation (WHO) observes that while digital devices provide learning opportunities and entertainment, excessive use can contribute to sleep problems, reduced physical activity, and behavioural issues.
As urban living expands and apartments become more compact, maximising space has become a priority for homeowners and renters alike. Interior design experts from Architectural Digest point out that thoughtful design, not square footage, is what transforms a small space into a functional, stylish, and comfortable home.
In today’s nonstop world, stress has become part of daily life, from work deadlines to digital overload. According to the World Health Organisation, chronic stress is one of the leading contributors to anxiety, sleep disorders, high blood pressure, and weakened immune systems.
Across the world, people are rethinking the way they eat, not only for the sake of the environment but also for their own health. One of the most talked-about shifts in modern nutrition is the move toward a plant-based diet.
