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Rwanda Plans Formula 1 Race as Part of Broader Development Strategy
The country aims to leverage the African Grand Prix, set to begin in the early 2030s, to boost tourism, attract investment, and foster economic growth.
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Health Facilities Record 80% Drop in Assault Cases Linked to Alcohol
Rwandan health facilities have reported an 80 per cent decline in emergency cases resulting from assault just over two months after the recall of hundreds of illicit alcoholic beverages, according to the Ministry of Hea…
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Rwanda's Chief Justice Warns New Judges Against Poor Rulings Fueling Court Backlogs
Supreme Court President Domitilla Mukantaganzwa urges newly sworn-in judicial officials to prioritize accuracy and professionalism to prevent cases from being prolonged and exacerbating existing judicial burdens.
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Gahini School Reopens Visually Impaired Program
Groupe Scolaire Gahini in Rwanda has resumed its inclusive education program for students with visual impairments after a three-year hiatus, aiming to provide a model for mainstreaming these learners.
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University of Kigali Trains Nigerian Public Officials on AI and Governance
The University of Kigali partnered with Nigerian entities to offer an executive leadership masterclass focused on artificial intelligence, governance, and economic transformation for senior public officials.
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Tura Neza 105% by NCBA Bank Rwanda Offers 105% Mortgage financing for $25 Million Housing Project in Masaka
5 KIGALI — The first phase of a $25 million housing development in Rwanda’s capital has reached 85% completion, with the developer inviting prospective buyers to visit the site as a bank-backed mortgage scheme seeks to…
Economy
Rwanda Secures 10-Year Deal to Host Formula 1 From Early 2030s
Rwanda will host a Formula 1 race from the early 2030s under a 10-year agreement that will bring the championship back to Africa for the first time since 1993. The African Grand Prix will take place at a purpose-built c…
Economy
Execution Will Decide If Growth Pays Rwanda's Debt
Finance Minister Yusuf Murangwa put it plainly the other day. Rwanda will not lean mainly on higher taxes or deep cuts to service its debt.
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Government Pledges Support After Musanze Market Fire
A fire at GOICO Plaza, the largest market in Rwanda's Northern Province, caused no fatalities but injured two people and left 15 others in shock. The government has pledged to support the market's rehabilitation.
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NCBA Bank Rwanda Offers 105% Mortgage for Masaka Housing Project
A $22 million housing development in Kigali's Masaka neighborhood is nearing completion, with NCBA Bank Rwanda providing a mortgage product to facilitate homeownership.
Economy
Rwanda Revises Zoning Rules to Manage Urbanization
New regulations aim to bring clarity and predictability to land use, but successful implementation is crucial for managing rapid urban growth and protecting agricultural land.
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Rwanda's Economy Sees Agriculture's Share of GDP Decline
While industry and services expand, agriculture's contribution to Rwanda's GDP has fallen, prompting discussions on productivity and farmer livelihoods.
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Rwanda and Senegal Sign 11 Cooperation Deals
The agreements aim to strengthen economic ties and expand collaboration across various sectors, following a joint commission meeting.
Economy
BNR Moves to Tackle Delayed eKash Transfers
4The second Monetary Policy and Financial Stability Statement for 2026 was presented on Thursday. KIGALI – The National Bank of Rwanda (BNR) is working with financial institutions to resolve cases in which money sent th…
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Rwanda and Kenya Deepen Ties with 11 New Agreements
Nairobi meeting yields pacts on legal assistance, immigration, and urban development, alongside growing trade and energy cooperation.
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Teen Challenge Rwanda Helps Man Recover from Addiction and Leg Injury
A young man shares his journey of overcoming drug addiction and a debilitating leg injury with the help of Teen Challenge Rwanda and Comfort My People Ministry.
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