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Doctors conduct epilepsy surgery operation at CHUK Hopital in Kigali on Monday, February 9.
Editorial
First epilepsy surgery commendable but not enough
Kigali’s skyline tells two stories at once. One is of rapid growth, cranes dotting the horizon and new estates reshaping the city. Dan Gatsinzi
Editorial
Unlocking Kigali’s idle land through partnerships and vertical living
Local artiste Bruce Melodie shares his views during a panel discussion session at Umushyikirano as Scovia Mutesi looks on, on Friday, February 6. Olivier Mugwiza
Editorial
Monetising digital content needed as soon as yesterday
Panelists engage in a discussion during the 20th edition of Umushyikirano at Kigali Convention Centre on Thursday, Februaruy 5. Photo by Olivier Mugwiza
Editorial
Let Umushyikirano serve as a checkpoint, not the starting line
According to the National Disaster Management Institute, the massive flooding in Mozambique affected at least 600,000 people and destroyed or damaged at least 30,000 homes. Internet
Editorial
The World must stand together against climate shocks
Residents during the launch of  Rwanda Social Security Board's “Iremere Ejo Heza” campaign on November 25, 2025. Photo by Dan Gatsinzi.
Editorial
EjoHeza reforms make retirement saving realistic for informal workers
President Kagame and First Lady, senior government officials, leaders of the military and police, diplomats, and family members of the honoured heroes at the National Heroes’ Mausoleum. Olivier Mugwiza
Editorial
Heroes do not emerge only during wartime
The National Dialogue Council, commonly and locally known as Umushyikirano, will take place on February 5 and 6, after a one-year break. File
Editorial
For Rwandans, Umushyikirano is a platform to chart a path forward
The New Times
Kinyarwanda begins from home, parents must not abdicate duty
A huge crowd of people who had turned up for an AFC-M23 meeting in Bukavu on Thursday, February 27. Courtesy
Editorial
The DRC gov’t couldn’t protect citizens for decades, it won't start when AFC/M23 withdraws
A teacher during a lesson at Groupe Scolaire Kimisange. Photo by Dan Gatsinzi
Editorial
Enforcing English proficiency will strengthen teaching standards
Graduates  during a parade at the graduation ceremony in Butaro on Sunday. Photo by Dan Gatsinzi
Editorial
UGHE graduates must take lead in building resilient health systems
Minister of Foreign Affairs Olivier Nduhungirehe, Minister of ICT and Innovation Paula Ingabire, and  RDB CEO Jean-Guy Afrika at Davos for World Economic Forum. Courtesy
Editorial
Rwanda’s presence at WEF matters far beyond Davos
The Doha Peace Process between DR Congo and M23 rebels. Courtesy
Editorial
Process-shopping will not end the DR Congo conflict
Rwanda Defence Force Engineer Contingent rehabilitates a residential house damaged by Hurricane Melissa in 2025, during the launch of a joint reconstruction project on Monday, January 19, in Montego
Editorial
RDF’s humanitarian act in Jamaica redefines conventional military service
Kigali residents during sports exercise in a gym in Gasabo. Photo by Olivier Mugwiza
Editorial
Discipline, not shortcuts, breeds a healthy nation
Following the withdrawal of the AFCM23 movement, some incidents of looting, gunfire shots and civilian displacement were reported in Uvira city in eastern DR Congo. Courtesy
Editorial
Uvira: Deploy a neutral force to give peace a chance
RURA’s directive to make USSD short codes work across all mobile networks is a welcome and overdue intervention in Rwanda’s digital ecosystem.
Editorial
Ending the USSD maze is progress, but interoperability must be the destination

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