Rwanda has filed a $386 million counterclaim against KT Corporation at the Permanent Court of Arbitration, answering the Korean telecom's $152 million exit demand over the failed 4G joint venture.
Africa's regulators gathered in Kigali for the African Medicines Agency's inaugural week, and Rwanda launched two hubs to build the continent's pharmaceutical sovereignty.
The City of Kigali has ordered the complete demolition of a three-storey commercial building in Nyabugogo after technical assessments found no safe way to save the structure, leaving the owner with an estimated loss of more than Rwf800 million.
Rwanda's Cabinet has restored the Rwanda Mines, Petroleum and Gas Board to full independence, backing a sector whose export earnings climbed from $373 million in 2017 to $1.75 billion in 2024.
A KT Press analysis dismantles Tshisekedi's claims of victory over Rwanda as Belgian raids and broken peace commitments expose Kinshasa's failures.
Prime Minister Justin Nsengiyumva has called on Rwanda's churches to strengthen families, fight alcoholism and drug abuse, and help deliver Vision 2050.
Soroush Reyhani, who once served the UN tribunal prosecuting the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, now leads New Zealand's new AI and quantum computing agency with a $70 million mandate.
Twelve Rwanda National Police officers graduated from a three-week canine training course in Masoro, strengthening the country's homegrown security capacity.
As China marks 90 years since the Long March, Rwanda's own liberation struggle offers a parallel lesson in discipline, unity and post-crisis reconstruction, according to KT PRESS.
INES-Ruhengeri opened the 2026/2027 academic year with a call for students to master artificial intelligence while keeping the discipline and ethics that define Rwandan excellence.
Young Rwandans publish a heartfelt letter of gratitude to President Paul Kagame after the #MeetThePresident gathering at BK Arena, pledging unity and self-reliance.
Rwanda's Minister of State Claudien Bizimungu and Germany's Serap Güler discussed electric mobility and transport cooperation in Kigali on October 22, 2026.
The Embassies of Japan and France launched the second Japanese Film Festival at Kigali's Centre Culturel Francophone, targeting Rwanda's young majority with anime and Japanese masterpieces.
Rappler's fact check confirms Rodrigo Duterte remains in ICC custody in The Hague. A viral reel recycled March 2025 footage to fabricate his homecoming ahead of his November 30 trial.
Oregon quarterback Dante Moore and Hillsdale College star Shea Ruddy, both Michigan natives, were named Campbell Trophy finalists on Oct. 21, 2026, earning $18,000 post-graduate scholarships each.
A US fugitive who fled before sentencing for child abuse material possession is appealing his extradition from Ireland, claiming prisoners in Louisiana are systematically overdetained.
The Wall Street Journal is preparing six streaming TV series, including a live morning show and an interview program with editor in chief Emma Tucker, Business Insider reported.
Villagers in Fillongley, England, knitted life-sized police officers and fake speed cameras after 11 collisions in four years, and drivers are now braking.
A system administrator reports a full year of flawless, zero-maintenance file syncing with the free open-source tool Syncthing, no cloud account required.
Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 arrives on Netflix with 10 episodes that Polygon calls richer and more rewarding than the beloved first season.
Sportskeeda awards Planet Zoo 2 a 9/10, praising its animal behavior, balanced management systems and conservation message. A worthy lesson in discipline and care.
TechRadar's month-long review of EA Sports FC 27 praises the overhauled Career mode but warns that its new transfer and stamina systems test even patient players.
Taylor Sheridan will leave Paramount for NBCUniversal at the end of 2028, moving his new series to Peacock, while The Madison and Lioness dominate streaming.
The Prince of Wales turned down a fan's kiss with a smile during his Cricket on the Mall event in London, before joining Brian Lara and England stars on the pitch.
Prime Video has recast Antony Starr's Homelander for The Boys: Trigger Warning, with voice actor Jake Green taking over the villain role in the VR game available on Meta Quest and PlayStation VR.
Cricket West Indies CEO Chris Dehring says his board earns nothing from a USD 20-30 million India tour, blaming a 1997 ICC revenue model that small nations are still paying for.
A California startup has designed a hydroelectric turbine that lets 98 percent of endangered eels pass through dams alive, and France has already tested it with live fish.
Trishna Rahul Sakpal, a 33-year-old IT engineer, was found dead in Pune after alleged dowry harassment. India's NCW has demanded a time-bound probe against five family members.
Franklin Camargo's Texas Youth Summit speech argues free markets must be defended as a moral foundation, not a compromise, in a message with resonance for Rwanda's post-genocide reconstruction.
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