President Kagame attends World Policy Conference in France
April 24, 2026
The conference discusses inclusive and sustainable approaches to global well-being that can be adopted by all countries.
The conference discusses inclusive and sustainable approaches to global well-being that can be adopted by all countries.
Authorities in Kigali have introduced a dedicated bus lane in the city center, requiring drivers who used to park along the roadside to stop doing so.
New agreements aim to deepen collaboration and improve regional development between Rwanda and Uganda.
In January 2025, a decision was made to stop issuing licenses for new commercial motorcycles (moto taxis) that use fuel in the City of Kigali.
Rwanda advances EV assembly talks, reinforcing industrial growth and green transport transformation.
The Private Sector Federation in Rwanda is exploring options to source petroleum products from countries such as Nigeria, particularly from the refinery owned by Aliko Dangote, as part of efforts to address the impact of the ongoing conflict involving Iran.
The commemoration paid tribute to victims of the 1994 genocide, including former UN staff.
Rwanda strengthens private sector outlook ahead of Africa CEO Forum 2026 engagement
This directive is contained in a letter dated April 14, 2026, addressed to finance officers in all public institutions.
On April 21, 2026, President Kagame received Prof. Janabi, who was accompanied by WHO’s Representative in Rwanda, Dr. Brian Chirombo.
