[New Times] President Paul Kagame has said that DR Congo's links with the son of former Rwandan leader Juvénal Habyarimana poses a security threat to Rwanda.
[New Times] Everyday habits such as smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, poor sleep, chronic stress, and unhealthy body weight are increasingly linked to infertility among couples, according to medical experts. These lifestyle factors disrupt hormonal balance, affecting both egg and sperm quality.
[New Times] A United Nations envoy has said that while post-genocide Rwanda has achieved significant recovery through deliberate and strategic national policies, ongoing threats posed by armed groups, such as DR Congo-backed FDLR, propagation of genocide ideology and denial, are causes of concern.
[New Times] Minister of National Unity and Civic Engagement Jean-Damascène Bizimana has reaffirmed the historical and judicial record of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, pushing back against attempts to distort established facts.
[New Times] In Rulindo district, Claudine learned early how society reacts to difference. Her two-year-old son, Ethan, experienced the world in ways that set him apart. He communicated through gestures and movement rather than words, flapping his hands when excited and seeking comfort in repetitive routines. He was easily overwhelmed by noise and sensory input and needed support with daily tasks that other children managed independently.
[New Times] Rwanda has reiterated that the continued deployment of its security forces in Mozambique's Cabo Delgado province depends on a sustainable financing framework.
[New Times] A new company, Moja Rwanda Limited, will operate the national lottery after signing an agreement with the government.
[New Times] The new chief operating officer of Rwanda Cooperation Initiative (RCI) is Chance Tubane, a communications professional and social entrepreneur.
[New Times] A Cabinet meeting chaired by President Paul Kagame on Thursday, April 2, approved the appointment of eight officials across key public institutions.
[New Times] Christians across Rwanda will join millions worldwide on April 3 to mark Good Friday, a key date in the Christian calendar that commemorates the crucifixion of Jesus Christ.
[New Times] Police VC have received a major boost ahead of the upcoming CAVB Men's Club Championship with the return of Brazilian outside hitter Matheus Bettim.
[New Times] Moving money is emotional. Whether it's sending school fees, paying a supplier, or helping family in a tough moment, people don't just want their money to move fast, they want to be sure it gets there, safely, and to the right person.
[New Times] More than 40 entrepreneurs supported by Business Professionals Network (BPN) have seen their businesses triple jobs, expand markets and strengthen operations after completing a two-year growth program designed to scale small enterprises and deepen inclusion, according to the initiative performance results.
[New Times] As the official registration campaign for the digital national ID in Kigali concluded on April 2, the National Identification Agency (NIDA) designated special registration sites to cater for schoolchildren currently on holiday.
[New Times] Burundian and Congolese forces continue to expand coordinated military operations in eastern DR Congo, with reports of joint offensives deploying heavy artillery and combat drones against villages in Minembwe, South Kivu.
[New Times] Until recently, I could not confidently explain how bonds work. But once I understood the basics, it changed how I think about investing and I think it might do the same for you. Stay with me.
[New Times] Rwanda's banking sector is facing a fresh wave of attempted cyber fraud, with banks and regulators warning customers against scammers posing as financial institutions through SMS, email, phone calls and social media.
[New Times] RSSB Tigers secured their place in the Basketball Africa League (BAL) 2026 playoffs with a commanding 102-89 victory over South African champions Johannesburg Giants at SunBet Arena, Pretoria, on Wednesday.
[New Times] For many professional athletes, success on the field does not always translate into financial security after retirement.
[New Times] The government will increase the number of cattle artificially inseminated more than sixfold by 2028
[New Times] Rwanda has reached a staff-level agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for a $250 million (Rwf365 billion) support programme over the next 38 months.
[allAfrica] The email arrived quietly, almost like any other assignment, until I read the words "launch" and "surgical programme", and realised this would be more than just another reporting trip. It was an invitation to witness a milestone. A third remodelled surgical spoke was being launched in Rwanda, this time in Kibungo.
[New Times] Transparency International Rwanda reported an increase in procurement irregularities over the past five years
[New Times] A Cabinet meeting chaired by President Paul Kagame on Thursday, April 2, called on all Rwandans to reject genocide ideology as the country prepares for the 32nd commemoration of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi (Kwibuka32).
[New Times] The Mayor of Rubavu District, Prosper Mulindwa, has urged Rwandans returning from DR Congo to reject genocide ideology, which once devastated Rwanda and forced many to flee.
[New Times] The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has lowered Rwanda's economic growth forecast for 2026, pointing to the effects of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
[New Times] Allan Mugabo, a farmer cultivating chilli on 15 hectares in Bugesera District, recently lost produce worth Rwf3 million due to inadequate drying facilities.
[New Times] Proteins are one of the most essential nutrients for the human body and form an integral part of a balanced diet. They are important for body structure, proper functioning, and muscle strength. Proteins serve as essential building blocks for muscles, bones, skin, and hair. Healthy, lustrous hair is a result of adequate protein intake.
[New Times] The death of President Juvénal Habyarimana did not erupt into a political vacuum. Nor did the genocide we commemorate today emerge from sudden chaos or spontaneous rage. A commemoration which is a way of fighting the most heinous crime. It unfolded within a discursive environment already saturated with prophecy, incitement, rehearsal, and moral conditioning. Before the first roadblock was erected, before the first lists were executed, language had already done its work.
[New Times] Rwandan gospel musician Olivier Kavutse has unveiled a new Christian-oriented entertainment space in Kigali, aimed at providing a relaxed environment for social interaction, creativity, and leisure.