Arsène Wenger May Challenge Gianni Infantino for FIFA Presidency
Former Arsenal manager Arsène Wenger may run for FIFA president, challenging incumbent Gianni Infantino, with UEFA potentially backing his bid.
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Former Arsenal manager Arsène Wenger may run for FIFA president, challenging incumbent Gianni Infantino, with UEFA potentially backing his bid.
Homepoint, a leading home appliance distributor in Rwanda, has opened its fourth showroom in Kigali's Kimironko area, dedicated exclusively to the Haier brand.
Dr. Dre, 61, to take a break from music after 40 years in the industry
Ugandan musician Pallaso says he won't get involved in the ongoing feud between his uncle, Jose Chameleone, and King Saha.
Rwandan genocide suspect Jean Leonard Teganya deported to Rwanda after serving 97 months in US prison for lying about his involvement in the 1994 genocide.
Moise Nyarugabo, a Congolese politician, has publicly criticized President Felix Tshisekedi, accusing him of blaming Rwanda for various problems in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Rwanda gets Jean Léonard Teganya, a genocide suspect, from US
Hollywood actor Morocco Omari visits Rwanda to share film expertise and collaborate with local filmmakers.
More than 500 people have been cryogenically frozen worldwide in the hope that future advancements in technology will allow for their revival.
Rwanda's economy grew 10.6% in 2025/26, driven by stronger economic activity, while foreign exchange reserves reached $2.27 billion, according to the National Bank of Rwanda.
Rwanda's coffee wins six awards at 2026 ASEAN Coffee Excellence Awards
Rwanda's coffee industry shines with six awards at the ASEAN International Coffee Summit 2026 in Singapore.