KIGALI, Rwanda – Visit Rwanda has announced a landmark partnership with NBA Draft pick Nate Ament, who becomes the country’s first-ever Global Basketball Ambassador.
The graduation ceremony recognized the officers’ successful completion of intensive military training designed to enhance strategic leadership, defence planning, and operational capabilities.
President Paul Kagame has said that Rwanda cannot be held hostage by people who seek to distort the country’s history or interpret it according to their own interests instead of relying on facts, evidence, and the lessons the nation should build upon.
Paul Kagame has received a delegation of constitutional experts from the East African Community (EAC), accompanied by senior officials from the bloc’s Secretariat and led by Deputy Secretary General Andrea Ariik Aguer.
Rwanda continues to strengthen its tea industry for sustainable export growth.
Paul Kagame has met with senior representatives from Studio Libeskind to discuss the development of a new National Genocide Monument at the Kigali Genocide Memorial.
Africa is transitioning from carbon market preparation to implementation, with CMAS 2026 focusing on investment-ready climate projects.
The initiative aims to equip the students with skills in elevated road construction and leave behind technical expertise that can be used in future infrastructure projects in Rwanda.
Rwandan-American Nate Ament selected 13th in 2026 NBA Draft after standout college and high school basketball career at Tennessee.
Electric buses used for public transportation have officially begun operating on the Kigali–Rusizi route, the longest passenger transport route in Rwanda.
