Liaison Group has announced the appointment of economist and business leader Eddy Sebera as Chairman of Liaison Rwanda and Liaison Financial Services Rwanda.

Marriott International has awarded Rwandan hospitality professional Emmanuela Belle Uwimbabazi one of its highest global honours for excellence in customer service.

Ugandan investor Capt Mike Mukula is among individuals who shared a remarkably close friendship with Maj Gen Fred Rwigyema, so close that they spoke on the very night members of the RPA left Uganda to launch the liberation struggle for Rwanda.

In 1978, just five years after President Juvénal Habyarimana had taken power from Grégoire Kayibanda, two British explorers embarked on a remarkable journey to Africa. Their mission was to document the lives of mountain gorillas living in the volcanic highlands.

Born and raised in the United Kingdom (UK), GeraldineTrada’s life changed at the age of 12 when she was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes. This experience deeply impacted her, shaping her passion for advocacy and her drive to improve healthcare access for people living with diabetes through the Geraldine Trada Foundation, which she co-founded.

The Mojaloop Foundation has appointed Jean Bosco Iyacu as its new Chief Executive Officer, with the leadership change set to take effect on June 1, 2026, as the organization looks to expand its global footprint in inclusive digital finance.

Rwanda has emerged as a leading performer in the World Bank Group’s expanded Human Capital Index Plus (HCI+), highlighting the country’s sustained efforts to invest in its people and strengthen long-term development outcomes.

Rwandans living in Luxembourg have commemorated victims of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, with Rwanda’s Ambassador to the country, Aurore Mimosa Munyangaju, calling on the international community to remain committed to ensuring that genocide never happens again anywhere in the world.

In 1990, the siblings of Bishop Nzakamwita Servilien were killed, on accusations of being accomplices of Inkotanyi (RPA soldiers). To this day, none of those responsible have ever sought his forgiveness. Yet, he chose to move beyond the pain, embracing a path of compassion and supporting those who failed to stand by his family when his siblings were killed.

Rwanda’s Ambassador to Hungary, Margueritte Francoise Nyagahura, has called for stronger global action against genocide denial and distortion, warning that such narratives continue to undermine historical truth and the dignity of survivors.

Rwanda’s High Commissioner to Canada, Prosper Higiro has urged that remembrance of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi must go beyond reflection and become an active commitment to truth and justice.

Rwanda’s Ambassador to Germany, Igor César, has called for renewed global commitment to confronting genocide ideology, warning that remembrance must go hand in hand with concrete action to prevent future atrocities.

The Rwanda Security Force (RSF-5), were on Tuesday, April 7, 2026, joined by Mozambican security organs, government officials and TotalEnergies Group representatives to commemorate the 32nd anniversary of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda.

Students in India displayed artworks commemorating the 32nd anniversary of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi.

Members of the Rotary Club of Kigali Virunga have pledged to purchase a $5 million medical machine (over Rwf7 billion), a ‘SPECT Scan’ capable of detecting cancers and other serious diseases affecting the brain, bones, and other organs.

Amin Miramago has been appointed as the new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Rwanda Private Sector Federation (PSF), succeeding Stephen Ruzibiza, who had led the organization since 2015.

March, a month dedicated to women’s rights, provides an opportunity to reflect on the women who are shaping industries and changing lives.

Assumpta Numukobwa, a survivor of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi and author of ‘L’Université m’a trahie’ (The University Betrayed Me), has recounted her heartbreaking journey before, during, and after the genocide. In an exclusive interview with IGIHE, she shared how her book serves as a powerful autobiographical testimony, shedding light on her personal, family, and academic experiences during this tragic period in Rwanda's history.

A fifth candidate has been nominated for the position of the next UN secretary-general, according to documents published on the website of the United Nations on Friday.

New Faces New Voices Rwanda (NFNV) , on March 10, 2026, marked ten years of advancing women’s economic participation, reflecting on the progress made and the work that remains to strengthen inclusive economic systems across Rwanda.