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A money mule is someone who transfers or moves illegally obtained funds on behalf of others, knowingly or unknowingly.Courtesy
Editorial
The silent threat of money mules to Rwanda’s financial integrity
An artist impression of Sonatubes junction that is expected to be revamped.
Editorial
Kigali must fast-track its road junction transformation
The funding was announced on Thursday, October 9, by Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, following a meeting with President Paul Kagame in Brussels, Belgium.
Editorial
EU’s €95m commitment to Rwanda is a major boost for vaccine manufacturing
Officials during introduction of ISO 17298 Biodiversity for Organizations Guidelines and Requirements during the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) Annual Meeting 2025 in Kigali. Craish BAHIZI
Editorial
Standards are the missing link for small businesses
Bank of Kigali staff and customers during the celebaration of Customer Service Week. Sam Ngenda
Editorial
In Rwanda, every week should be customer service week
The electronic billing machine (EBM) has helped taxpayers to easily calculate taxes. The exported services include electronic billing systems, financial management platforms, and e-procurement tools.
Editorial
Digital cooperation is a catalyst for modern diplomacy and partnership
A nurse tends to a baby at Kibungo Hospital in Ngoma District. Courtesy
Editorial
Prenatal paternity testing will be a game-changer if done right
Some of the electric coaches that work upcountry in public transport. Rwanda’s ambition to electrify 20 per cent of bus fleet by 2030 is both bold and timely. Germain Nsanzimana
Editorial
Electric mobility vision needs more than good intentions
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Editorial
Rwanda’s bet on U.S. sports market is a bold one
Thousands of Rwandans lined the routes from Mur de Kigali to Nyabugogo, turning the race into a festival of music, drumming, and spontaneous dance.
Editorial
Rwandans are the heartbeat of the country’s global sporting ambitions
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Editorial
Rwanda’s lived global cycling moment is one to celebrate
Gisele Emerusenge a sign language teacher during a class in Kigali. The world marks International Day of Sign Languages on September 23.
Editorial
Rwanda can go further in advancing sign language uptake
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Editorial
After UCI spotlight, Rwanda’s businesses enter their next big race
Team Rwanda riders during a training session on Tuesday, September 16. The 2025 UCI Road World Championships is scheduled for September 21-28.
Editorial
Let’s turn up in numbers to cheer the global cycling community
Genocide convict Protais Zigiranyirazo, died at his residence in Niamey, Niger, where he had been living since his acquittal  on August 3, 2025.
Editorial
Justice may stall, but genocide somehow catches up with perpetrators
Lawmakers denounced the EU resolution as interference in Rwanda’s judiciary and a violation of the country’s sovereignty. Courtesy
Editorial
EU must remember they don’t have the upper-hand in Rwandan matters
Patients wait for medical services at a health post in Burera District. File
Editorial
Prepayment model promises a win-win for patients and health facilities
Riders during a simulation exercise ahead of the 2025 UCI Road World Championships in Kigali, on Sunday, September 14. Olivier Mugwiza
Editorial
UCI is a moment for all Rwandans, let us show up

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