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How Rwanda beats US and France in gender equality
One of the poorest countries in the world is setting an example when it comes to gender equality.
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Pope asks for forgiveness for church's role in Rwanda genocide
The Catholic Church in Rwanda last year publicly sought forgiveness for the part played by some of its members.
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Last king of Rwanda buried at home after years in exile
King Kigeli V Ndahindurwa burial sparked a row in the royal family over whether he should have been interred in the country.
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[GALLERY] From A to Rwanda on a bicycle
Every day thousands of Rwandans, come rain or shine, use bicycles as their favoured mode of transport.
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Rwandan tribunal charges ex-military officer over genocide
Jean Claude Seyoboka is accused of genocide, planning genocide, and murder and rape as crimes against humanity.
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[WATCH] Humans and wild animals live in peace in Rwanda
New efforts have been made to improve the relationship between the animals of Rwanda's Akagera National Park and people living on its borders.
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[WATCH] Meet Rwanda's 22 new gorillas
Every year, Rwanda hosts the Kwita Izina, a ceremony where they name all the infant gorillas that were born in the Volcano National Park that year.
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Rwanda: A celebration of life
Rwanda's tourism industry is blossoming as the country continues to heal from conflict.
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Rwanda angered by French reopening of killing investigation
The investigation was opened in March 1998 after a complaint by the families of the French crew of the plane.
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Rwandan police say kill 3 suspected Islamist militants in raid
A police statement said the three who were killed had turned violent in resisting arrest during a raid.
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Foreign Minister: al-Bashir welcome in Rwanda
Louise Mushi-Kiwabo's reportedly dismissed an ICC request for help in arresting al-Bashir as a “distraction”.
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France sentences two men to life in prison for 1994 genocide in Rwanda
In May, a Swedish court sentenced a man to life in prison for the same 1994 genocide in Rwanda.
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SALC hopes for a court date for Nyamwasa's refugee status matter
Rwandan general Kayumba Nyamwasa is accused of committing war crimes in Rwanda and DRC.
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Rwanda's capital wants to clear its tidy streets of hawkers
Officials have stepped up measures against hawkers on the street, which activists say can be draconian.
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Rwanda expels 1,300 Burundians as relations fray
Rwanda has been hosting thousands of people who have fled more than a year of political violence in Burundi.
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Sweden sentences man to life imprisonment for genocide in Rwanda
The Stockholm District Court said Claver Berinkindi was convicted of genocide and gross crime.
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OPINION: Who had the last word at WEF Africa 2016?
East Africa shows what can be achieved when nations resolve their differences in the interest of improvement.
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Rwanda aids Burundi rebels, North Korea arms Congo
Political violence has simmered in Burundi for a year after Nkurunziza pursued and won a third term.
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Africa has some of the least competitive countries, but that could change
Tony Elumelu says as global commodity prices crashed, many African economies slowed considerably.
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Kagame: People must understand consequences of corruption
The Rwandan president was speaking at the World Economic Forum on Africa meeting last night.
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Rwanda: A painful past, but a bright future
Rwandan president Paul Kagame says the country may have lost its past, but it's currently regaining its future.
