AI and the future of education in Rwanda
In recent years, Rwanda has emerged as one of Africa’s most forward-looking countries in adopting artificial intelligence (AI) for development. As part of vision 2050, Rwanda’s long-term plan to build…
Why more Rwandan women choose family planning
Rwanda’s latest demographic health survey (RDHS 2025) shows that family planning use among married women has continued to rise, with 69% now using some form of contraception and 64% relying…
Transparency International Rwanda appreciates PPIMA project for helping in decentralization
During a national dialogue on civil society decentralization conducted by Transparency International Rwanda and different partners including Norwegian People Aid, CLADHO and other civil society institutions done on 17th December…
Persons with disabilities continue to face Gender-Based violence
In Rwanda, persons with disabilities continue to face major challenges related to gender-based violence as well as discrimination targeting children and youth with disabilities. Although the country has made significant…
ICT services played a major part in reducing bribe –TIR
Nirere Madeleine the Ombudsman of Rwanda announced that ICT services have played a major part in reducing bribe in Rwanda; she said this during the launch of Rwanda bribery index…
Rwanda is devoted to doing mining that protects environment
Rwanda mining week is hosted in Rwanda for its 8th edition ,a platform that brought together more than 2000 people including policymakers ,mining companies ,researchers ,investors ,technology providers and development…
Transparency International Rwanda has launched APESA project known as “Intera”
Transparency International Rwanda in collaboration with PTF (Partnership Transparency Fund Europe) has launched APESA (Alliance and Partnership for Evidence Led Environment and Social Safeguarding Accountability) project, which aims at amplifying…
RBC warns Rwandans to be careful about the use of antibiotics
RBC together with RPA (Rwanda Pediatric Association) warns Rwandans to be careful about the use of antibiotics, this message was given during the world antimicrobial resistance awareness week held in…
RBC started a campaign of eliminating cervical cancer
RBC in collaboration with Imbuto Foundation and other partners have started a campaign on eliminating cervical cancer in Nyarugenge district, the campaign which coincide with the world international day of…
Teenage mothers represent 5.9% of all births in Rwanda
Teenage pregnancy, defined as pregnancy among girls aged 15–19, remains both a public health and social concern worldwide. In Rwanda, despite progress in health, civil registration systems, and education, the…