Businessman and philanthropist Bill Gates, the founder and Chair of the Gates Foundation, has praised the University of Global Health Equity (UGHE) for its continued contribution to improving healthcare and saving lives.
Five African institutions, including University of Rwanda, have been awarded for driving education transformation, innovation, and sustainable development opportunities for young people.
The competition aims to help students build confidence in speaking English in public, improve their writing skills, and express their ideas clearly in English.
Among the 277,452 candidates taking this year’s Primary Leaving Examinations (PLE), 928 are learners with disabilities, including 376 boys and 552 girls.
The graduation ceremony recognized the officers’ successful completion of intensive military training designed to enhance strategic leadership, defence planning, and operational capabilities.
Thirty-eight senior police officers from 10 African countries, including Rwanda, have completed a one-year leadership and security studies program at the Rwanda National Police College (NPC) in Musanze.
The Indian government has decided to temporarily suspend access to Telegram until June 22, 2026, amid concerns that criminal groups are using the platform to target students preparing for university entrance examinations.
The Director General of Rwanda’s Higher Education Council (HEC), Dr. Edward Kadozi, has announced that the number of international students studying in Rwanda continues to increase and has now reached 13,000.
Bear sightings prompt emergency response and school shutdowns in Utsunomiya City, Japan.
Researchers at the University of Cambridge have announced that they used artificial intelligence (AI) to design a new type of vaccine that could help protect against multiple strains of viruses, particularly coronaviruses.
