Rwanda and Brazil Strengthen Business and Trade Ties
February 4, 2026
Rwanda and Brazil strengthen economic cooperation through trade, investment, and business partnerships in key sectors.
Rwanda and Brazil strengthen economic cooperation through trade, investment, and business partnerships in key sectors.
“Rwanda delivers humanitarian aid to Mozambique, supporting communities affected by hardships, disasters, and urgent needs.
At Gikondo Wetland in Kigali, a collaborative Umuganda restores ecosystems and promotes sustainable development.
BNR suspends Mobicash Rwanda for three months over regulatory non-compliance, citing persistent operational breaches.
Rwanda and Singapore launch carbon market project call under Article 6 of Paris Agreement.
Ministry of Education and MTN Rwanda partner to accelerate digital skills and learning nationwide.
Rwanda’s Cabinet reviewed the carbon market fees structure, aiming to ensure transparency, prevent double counting of credits, and attract greater investment in climate finance.
Kigali, Rwanda On 27 January 2026, the Government of Rwanda officially launched Mbaza, a new digital platform designed to enable citizens to directly submit their concerns and questions to public authorities in real time, according to the Ministry of ICT and Innovation.
President Paul Kagame on Tuesday received a high-level delegation from South Korea’s Yonsei University at Urugwiro Village, marking a significant step forward in strengthening academic cooperation between Rwanda and one of Asia’s leading institutions of higher learning. The delegation was led by Yonsei University President Prof. Dong-Sup Yoon, accompanied by senior university officials, including Dr. Won-Yong Lee, Executive Vice President for Research Affairs.
Rwanda says unpaid commitments and unfulfilled obligations prompted it to seek a legal ruling under international law.
