Nigerian publisher and mindset stylist Dr. Tewa Onasanya hosted a fireside conversation on mindset change at The Hut Restaurant in Kigali on August 26, 2026, drawing about 50 attendees, including a delegation of staff from Access Bank Rwanda who took part in an accompanying mindset-styling training session. The evening, part of Onasanya’s Rule Your Mind […]
Like many vulnerable families in Gishamvu Sector of Huye District, she struggled to earn a living through small-scale farming. Starting a business seemed out of reach, and owning hundreds of chickens was something she never imagined.
By Gasana MUTESI A few weeks ago, I had the privilege of sitting down with Isabelle Darras, founder of the Kwandika project, and Andersonne, a Kigali-based musician who lent his voice to the project’s podcast. Isabelle is a French writer, journalist, and screenwriter with a long history with Rwanda: she worked with Radio Gatashya, a
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Twenty-three young mothers from Gahini Sector in Kayonza District who experienced unintended pregnancies are embracing a new chapter in their lives after graduating from a six-month tailoring programme designed to help them achieve financial independence and rebuild their confidence. The vocational training, organized by the non-governmental organization Inspired Vision Foundation (IVF), targeted girls who had
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Youth leaders, health workers and community health officials have called for dedicated mental health services in every youth center across Rwanda, citing a growing number of young people struggling with mental health challenges. The call was made during a two-week integrated training organized by the Society for Family Health (SFH) Rwanda in partnership with the
On April 26, 2026, Rwanda’s literary space welcomed a powerful new historical novel, Mulisa: From Exile to Legacy, written by Gasana Mutesi.At a time when storytelling continues to shape how Rwanda remembers and redefines itself, Mulisa stands out as a deeply human narrative one that traces the journey of a boy born in exile, returning
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Driving Africa’s digital payments revolution: I&M Bank Rwanda and Network International deepen their partnership to unlock cutting edge digital payment capabilities that champion innovation and security with a relentless focus on customer experience.
African publishing is entering a new digital chapter, and Kigali is positioning itself at the center of that transformation. during a recent audio publishing training organized by Arise Book Academy, bringing together writers, publishers, and cultural entrepreneurs to explore how African stories can reach wider audiences through sound. The training, hosted at Ayina Think Tank
Some families in Kayonza District have lived with many challenges. Drought, lack of water, poor harvests, low income, and family conflicts were part of daily life. But behind all these visible problems, there was another serious issue that many people did not talk about: hunger of the mind. Many men and women believed that development
The Rwanda Kids’ Talent Show reached its exciting finale, celebrating the creativity and talent of children under 18. Judges guided the finalists, parents cheered them on, and sponsors made a big promise: each of the top five winners in next year’s competition will receive Frw 200,000. The event highlighted the importance of supporting young talents, building confidence, and giving children a safe space to shine.
