Rwandan Play Explores Identity, History Through Personal Storytelling
Rwandan artist Diogène Ntarindwa's play "Carte d'Identité" uses humour and storytelling to revisit Rwanda's history with a young audience.
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Rwandan artist Diogène Ntarindwa's play "Carte d'Identité" uses humour and storytelling to revisit Rwanda's history with a young audience.
International NGOs operating in Rwanda's 30 districts manage considerable development funding, but questions arise about the impact of years of interventions.
Rwanda's 2026/2027 budget allocates significantly more funds to Eastern, Southern, and Western provinces compared to Kigali and Northern Province.
APR FC player Fidali Uwiyaremye apologizes to coach Stephen Constantine for lateness to training
Uganda's Chief of Defence Forces, General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, says he will step down in a few months and hand over to a competent successor.
Rwandan musician Christopher Muneza performed a highly-acclaimed concert in Uganda on November 6, 2026, showcasing his music to a captivated audience.
Rwandan writers counter the idea that their people don't enjoy reading, citing a lack of available materials as a major obstacle.
Rwanda police start nationwide campaign to prevent fires and provide basic first aid
Rwanda and Israel partner to support creative-tech projects, providing funding and expertise to help artists monetize their talents and access global markets.
Rwandan authors Valens Kabarari and Tete Loeper have won top honors at the Radiate Rwanda Literary Excellence Awards 2026, recognizing their outstanding contributions to literature.
Inyubako zizwi z'imyidagaduro zirihisa ibiciro byo gukodesha, zikaba zikoreshwa na abahanzi bakomeye.
Bank of Kigali CEO Dr. Diane Karusisi led a team to Musanze District to engage with customers affected by the GOICO Market fire, pledging support and discussing loan relief.