Rwanda’s Ministry of Health has launched an AI-powered telemedicine system aimed at reducing maternal and newborn deaths while improving the quality of healthcare services.
Oman’s low-cost airline, SalamAir, has officially launched direct flights between Muscat and Kigali, marking a major step in the airline’s expansion into the African market.
Five African institutions, including University of Rwanda, have been awarded for driving education transformation, innovation, and sustainable development opportunities for young people.
The meeting took place on the evening of July 20, 2026, during Bill Gates’ visit to Rwanda, which is aimed at assessing the country’s progress in improving healthcare and advancing people-centered development.
During the visit, Gates laid a wreath on the mass graves as a sign of respect for the victims and in solidarity with Rwandans in preserving the memory of the genocide and honoring those who lost their lives.
American philanthropist Bill Gates is in Rwanda on a private visit to assess the country’s progress in strengthening its healthcare system. As part of his visit, he began by touring a syringe manufacturing plant in Rwamagana District.
The competition aims to help students build confidence in speaking English in public, improve their writing skills, and express their ideas clearly in English.
Premier League champions Arsenal are set to build three football pitches in Rwanda as part of the legacy of their eight-year partnership with Visit Rwanda, which ended in June 2026.
President Paul Kagame has criticized some leaders who choose to remain silent when they witness actions that could slow Rwanda’s development, even though they are in a position to challenge such behavior.
Rwanda Coffee enters a new global chapter as Aston Villa collaboration opens doors for stronger branding, exports and international recognition.
