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 Aurore Teta Ufitiwabo
Aurore Teta Ufitiwabo
Education minister Joseph Nsengimana interacts with young learners at GS Kicukiro in the capital Kigali as schools across the country reopened for the 2025/26 academic year on Monday, September 8.
Education
Education minister shares tips on learning outcomes as students report back to school
The procedure is expected to ease case backlogs, speed up the delivery of justice, and promote reconciliation.
Law
Five things to know as courts roll out victim-offender mediation
Fuel pump attendant on duty at Gishushu petrol station. Craish BAHIZI
Energy
RURA announces slight changes in fuel prices
Nyarugenge Primary Court has denied bail to Omar Munyaneza, former Chief Executive Officer of the Water and Sanitation Corporation (WASAC) Group
Crime
Former WASAC boss remanded, assistant freed on bail
Rwanda Bar Association  president, Moise Nkundabarashi delivers his remarks during the launch of the new judicial year on Monday, September 1. Courtesy
Law
7,000 cases handled by pro bono lawyers in 2024/25
Victoire Ingabire. Photo by Craish Bahizi
Crime
Victoire Ingabire seeks recusal of judges, case postponed
L-R: Education minister Joseph Nsengimana, NESA Director General Bernard Bahati and State Minister Claudette Irere during the release of the National
Examination results on September 1. Photo: Kellya Kez
Education
National Exams: Five key takeaways from A-Level results
Minister of Education Joseph Nsengimana, NESA Director General Bahati and State Minister Claudette Irere during the release of the National Examination results on September 1.
Education
Pass rate for A-Level national exams up by 10%
Chief Justice Domitilla Mukantaganzwa delivers remarks during the launch of the new judicial year in Kigali on Monday, September 1. Courtesy
Law
Judiciary to focus on ADR, speedy, accessible justice in new year
Candidates who sat for the 2024-2025 national examinations. Courtesy
Education
National exam results for A-Level to be announced Monday
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Law
Judiciary launches first report on landmark Genocide cases
Protais Zigiranyirazo.
Crime
Genocide: French city mayor says no to burial of Protais Zigiranyirazo
The former CEO of Water and Sanitation Corporation (WASAC)  Omar Munyaneza
Crime
Courts: What are the charges against former WASAC boss, deputy?
25 other suspects, including RCS officers CSP Hillary Sengabo and CSP Olive Mukantabana, journalists Reagan ‘Rugaju’ Ndayishimiye and Ricard Ishimwe, and former journalist Mucyo ‘Antha’ Biganiro, were granted  bail. Courtesy
Crime
Air-ticket scandal: Why RDF soldiers were remanded, civilians granted bail
The government announced that all schools within the capital will temporarily close from September 21 to 28, coinciding with the eight-day championship.
Education
Kigali's school calendar set to be adjusted as UCI comes to city
BK Foundation, in partnership with DUHAMIC-ADRI, supports 40 young people from Muhanga District. Courtesy
Featured
BK Foundation equips 40 graduates with startup kits for small business ventures
The Minister of Defence, Juvenal Marizamunda, and his Mozambican counterpart, Maj Gen Cristóvão Artur Chume, and their delegations held bilateral talks on the cooperation between the two countries in defence and security. Photos by Titus Manzi.
Security
PHOTOS: Rwanda, Mozambique eye deeper defence cooperation
A military tribunal in Kigali on Thursday, August 21, postponed a bail ruling in a case involving 28 defendants.
Crime
Defence ministry air-ticket scandal: Court postpones bail ruling

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