[New Times] Former SC Kiyovu and Rayon Sports head coach, Ally Bizimungu, died on Sunday, August 29, from an unspecified medical condition at the University Teaching Hospital of Kigali (CHUK).

[New Times] The signed cooperation pact between Rwanda National Police (RNP) and Lesotho Mounted Police Service (LMPS) is an important sphere to share common interests and respond to cross-border security threats, according to a joint communique issu...

[New Times] Emmanuel Bizimana lives on Rusogo, one of the hills that surround Karago, a small lake located in Nyabihu District. He knows the lake at its original size, before it started to dry up.

[New Times] National basketball team shooting guard Kenneth Gasana has said that he and teammates will be looking to make history by reaching the Afrobasket quarterfinals when they take on Guinea in a playoff game on Monday, August 30, at Kigali Aren...

[New Times] Rwanda will host the seventh edition of Veterans' Football World Cup scheduled in 2023, Times Sport can exclusively confirm.

[New Times] Vincent Mashami, the head coach of the national football team Amavubi, has urged his players to make the country proud when they face Mali in World Cup qualifiers on September 1.

[New Times] Israel Start-Up Nation has donated 50 bicycles to Bugesera Women Cycling Team, Rwanda's only all-women cycling club.

[New Times] Despite production disruptions, Rwanda's mining sector export revenues grew up to $730 million, against an initial target of $600 million last year, according to official data from the Rwanda Mines, Petroleum and Gas Board.

[New Times] With construction works on the Musanze-based Ellen DeGeneres campus back to pre-pandemic levels, it is expected that the facility could be ready for operations by November this year.

[New Times] A new report has revealed that overall financial inclusion among the youth increased slightly from 86 percent in 2016 to 88 percent in 2020 meaning that only 12 percent of the youth are financially excluded.

[New Times] Genocide survivors and the leadership of Gatsibo District on Saturday, August 29 laid to rest 5,269 victims of the 1994 Genocide against Tutsi, in the upgraded memorial site of Kiziguro.

[New Times] The Rwandan community living in Senegal, on Saturday, August 28, celebrated umuganura, the national and cultural harvest day by visiting children with disabilities in the West African country.

[Nation] Tokyo -- Kenya's Asiya Sururu Mohamed finished 12th on the log in rowing on a day of action that was highlighted by a former DR Congo refugee athlete running the fastest 100 metres in Paralympic Games action.

[East African] Rwanda's Ministry of Education order that schools repeat courses taught online during closure period could help contain rise in inequalities in education, educationists say.

[New Times] Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Ali arrived in Rwanda, Sunday afternoon for a two day working visit.

[Daily News] WITH two days remaining before the climax of the transfer window, the race for new weapons ahead of the next season has been fascinating, but many teams accomplished their businesses silently.

[Leadership] The federal government through the ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development is set to begin the repatriation of 322,000 Nigerian refugees from Niger, Cameroon and Chad.

[ANGOP] Luanda -- Angola's Debt and Stock Exchange (BODIVA) carried out 1,525 trades in the regular markets under its management in the second quarter of this year, moving a total of Kz 345. 0 billion, equivalent to USD 537.6 million.

[Nation] Former Portuguese footballer, António Conceição da Silva Oliveira will continue serving as head coach of the Cameroon national football team, the Indomitable Lions for the next two years.

[East African] Girls from the School of Leadership, Afghanistan (SOLA) an elite first and only boarding school for girls are expected in Rwanda after the country accepted to temporarily host them at the request of the United States, pending transfer ...

[New Times] Oklahoma Christian University (OC-Rwanda) held a graduation commencement on Friday August 27 for 84 master's students from different disciplines, whom they tasked to transform their working place.

[New Times] National basketball team point-guard Jean Jacques Wilson Nshobozwabyosenumukiza says that they will be going for nothing less than a win when they face Cape Verde in their last group-stage game on Saturday evening.

[New Times] Amavubi team head coach Vincent Mashami has named the final squad which will take on Mali on September, 1 in the 2022 World/Qatari Cup qualifiers.

[New Times] Africa and Rwanda are ready and open for productive investment and trade which will serve as a pathway to prosperity and stability, President Paul Kagame has said.

[New Times] The Rwanda Meteorology Agency has warned that parts of Eastern province and Southern province are likely to face unusual dry spells similar to those that befell the country in 2016, 2010 and 1996.

[DW] Germany's Goethe Institute has awarded the Goethe Medal to Cameroon's Princess Marilyn Douala Manga Bell. She is being recognized for her artwork and says she wants to stimulate discussion about her country's history.

[East African] The worries and uncertainty caused by the coronavirus pandemic have had a profound impact on mental health. Experts are saying the effects will become even more profound in the coming years.

[New Times] The national basketball team on Saturday, August 28 lost its last group stage game 74-82 to Cape Verde in the ongoing Afrobasket tournament.

[VOA] Yaounde -- Cameroonian and Nigerian authorities have agreed to jointly fight armed separatists in both countries. The nations' top security and government officials announced the deal during an emergency security meeting that ended Thursday in ...

[New Times] A total of 24 baby gorillas will be given names on the 17th Kwita Izina ceremony, according to the acting Chief Tourism Officer at the Rwanda Development Board, (RDB), Ariella Kageruka.