
UN declares transatlantic slave trade ‘Gravest crime against humanity’
Historic resolution seen as a step toward justice, healing, and renewed calls for reparations

Historic resolution seen as a step toward justice, healing, and renewed calls for reparations

World History OnThisDay in 1971, East Pakistan declared independence, leading to the creation of Bangladesh after a brutal war. Politics & Leadership OnThisDay in 2000,

Three-day talks in Karagwe focus on cross-border safety and cooperation

Politics & Leadership On This Day in 1957, six European nations signed the Treaty of Rome, laying the foundation for what is now the European

Rwanda and other nations lead a shift toward growth driven by business, innovation, and long-term partnerships

1882 – Discovery of Tuberculosis germ German physician Robert Koch announced he had identified the bacterium that causes tuberculosis, a breakthrough that transformed medical science

President says repeated issues signal the need to uncover overlooked challenges in governance

The International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights comes into force, setting global standards for freedom, justice, and equality.

New Standard Gauge Railway aims to cut transport costs and ease pressure on roads

Muslims in Rwanda, together with others around the world, have concluded the fasting period of the holy month of Ramadan, during which they spent days abstaining from food and drinks while engaging in prayer.





























