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Patients pay for medical services at Masaka Hospital. The government has ordered health facilities to treat patients before verifying insurance. Photo by Craish Bahizi
Editorial
Care first, paperwork later!
Under the draft Organic Law, district councillors would be elected through indirect elections, moving away from the current arrangement that allows direct voting. Craish Bahizi
Editorial
The next mayoral election must be a test of accountability
Officials during a consultative meeting central and local government officials on Monday, March 23, at Rwanda Military Academy, Gako, in Bugesera District. Courtesy
Editorial
We need to confront the culture of repeated failure
Vivens Uwizeyimana, the founder of Umurava, was among the  finalists in Hanga Pitchfest 2023.
Editorial
Start-ups key to Rwanda’s future but need more support
Jean Uwinkindi, a former pastor in Eastern Province, who is serving a life sentence in Nyanza Correctional Facility, is among 30 ADEPR preachers.Courtesy
Editorial
After ADEPR’s act, others must find the courage
Rwanda’s financial sector is sending a cautiously optimistic signal digital fraud cases have declined by 40 per cent over the past two years, falling from 5,000 to 3,000. 
Editorial
Rwanda cuts digital fraud, but systemic risks still linger
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Editorial
United Kingdom must pay what it owes
The newly elected Private Sector Federation Rwanda officials. Chairperson François Twagirumukiza, 1st Vice Chairperson Jean-Claude Uwizeyemungu (R), and 2nd Vice Chairperson Diane Kamanzi (L).
Editorial
PSF’s new leadership must heed business concerns
Rwanda Defence Force soldiers near Pemba airport in Cabo Delgado in Mozambique. Photo by Olivier Mugwiza
Editorial
When Europe walks away, Cabo Delgado pays the price
Kigali’s decision to revise its cost-sharing model for neighbourhood road construction therefore carries significant implications for the future of urban mobility and community participation.
Editorial
Community-funded roads can work if Kigali gets the balance right
President Paul Kagame delivers his remarks at the World Nuclear Energy Summit on Tuesday, March 10. Photo by Village Urugwiro
Editorial
Rwanda’s nuclear ambition signals Africa’s energy future
Across districts such as Kayonza, Kirehe and Ngoma, farmers are increasingly embracing agroforestry and community-led tree planting. 
Editorial
Farmers hold key to restoring forests in Eastern Rwanda
Brig Gen Ezechiel Gakwerere of the genocidal militia FDLR and some  members captured by M23 at the handover event in Rubavu District on Saturday, March 1,2025. Photo Germain Nsanzimana
Editorial
Faced with an impossible choice, Rwandan interests must take precedence
A section of Bumbogo residential area in Gasabo District. Photo by Sam Ngendahimana
Editorial
Why updating Rwanda’s land price reference list cannot wait
A fuel pump SP petrol station at Gishushu in Kigali. Due to Iran-US war fuel prices have increased by about 10 percent, while other imported goods have risen between 10 and 20 percent. Sam Ngendahimana
Editorial
Fuel shock is a wake-up call for Rwanda’s economic resilience
US President Donald Trump, President  Paul Kagame and DR Congo President Felix Tshisekedi sign the Washington Accord in Washington D.C. on December 4, 2025. Courtesy
Editorial
Balanced diplomacy, not sanction will bring peace in DR Congo
Students interact during a group work in Kigali. Craish BAHIZI
Editorial
Digital work holds promise for Rwanda’s young population
A residential house destroyed by bombing in Minembwe. The AFCM23 has vowed to defend civilians in eastern DR Congo, accusing DR Congo of launching a deliberate campaign of “terror” against populated areas.
Editorial
Someone has to step up to protect civilians in eastern DR Congo

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