Education & Youth

Tubafashe Academy School has officially concluded the 2025-2026 academic year with a colourful graduation ceremony for nursery pupils moving to Primary One and a celebration of achievements by learners across the school. The event took place on 03 July 2026 at Tubafashe Academy schools located in Rwamagana District Nyakariro sector also highlighted the school’s belief […]

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

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

Der Sprachen Hub German Language Academy has certified a new group of learners who successfully passed the internationally recognized ECL German language exams, marking the beginning of new education and job opportunities across the world. The certification ceremony, held in Kigali on 19 April 2026, brought together candidates who completed exams at B1, B2, and

On February 28, 2026, Akitabu publisher bring together the local literary community gathered to celebrate the launch of a new children’s book titled “A Boy Who Painted the Moon.” Written by Rwandan author Rosine Uwamahoro, the book aims to inspire children to believe in their wildest dreams and to encourage parents to bring back the

The Global Learning Conference (GLC) 2026 Africa Edition officially opened at the Kigali Convention Centre on Thursday evening, February 19, 2026. under the theme “Reimagining Education and Learning for a Changing World.” The Conference has brought together more than 200 participants from 25 countries including global leaders, policymakers, and educators to address the urgent need

Corruption in Africa’s education systems is denying millions of children especially girls, learners with disabilities, and children from poor families their basic right to education. Transparency International has warned that without urgent, gender-responsive reforms, inequality and discrimination in schools will continue to grow across the continent. This call was made following the release of a