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Minister of Education Joseph Nsengimana launches exams on Tuesday, July 7. 7,188 primary school learners will have to retake the 2025-26 Primary Leaving Examinations after investigations uncovered mass cheating.
Editorial
All involved in exam cheating scandal must fully account
Inflation averaged 9.1 per cent in the first quarter of 2026 and 13.2 per cent in the second, before reaching 14.5 per cent year-on-year in July. Photo by Craish Bahizi
Editorial
Rate hike is necessary, but it comes with a cost
A view of Mpazi Rehousing Project that  is set for a major expansion, with plans to provide more than 4,100 housing units in Nyarugenge District.
Editorial
Mpazi model will solve the affordable housing puzzle
Some substandard alcoholic beverages seized by Police during the on going crackdown. File
Editorial
Unsafe products should have no place on the Rwandan market
A teacher helps a pupil during  a lesson at GS Kimisange. Teachers have been given a five-year grace period to upgrade their qualifications, with all teachers expected to have at least an A1 qualification. File
Editorial
Quality education starts with teachers
Cattles in Nyagatare based farm. Officials told participants of a consultative meeting that the district wants to raise its average milk yield from about 2.3 litres per cow per day to 6.3 litres next year and 15 litre
Editorial
Every hectare must count in the fight for food security
Officials and residents destroy some substandard beverages seized during an ongoing crackdown in Rulindo District on Wednesday, August 19. Courtesy
The fight against illicit alcohol is for our future
Cranes in Rugezi wetland in Burera District.
Editorial
Protecting wildlife is an investment in the future
Mourners during the commemoration of victims of Gatumba on August 13, 2004, when armed attackers stormed the UNHCR transit camp, killing 166 Banyamulenge refugees. Courtesy
Editorial
Gatumba survivors have waited long enough for justice
Rwanda’s response to the Rift Valley Fever (RVF) outbreak is gaining momentum, with vaccination campaigns, household inspections, livestock spraying and testing being intensified.
Editorial
Containment of Rift Valley Fever cannot wait
Mountain gorillas from Susa group in the Volcanoes National Park. Sam Ngendahimana
Editorial
Protecting national parks takes more than rangers
An aerial view of Kigali Special Economic Zone in Gasabo District.  File
Editorial
Certification shouldn’t become a barrier to doing business
Under the new arrangement, regular academic lessons will end at 330 p.m., with the period from 330 p.m. to 5 p.m. dedicated to co-curricular activities. File
Editorial
An active mind is a healthy mind
Participants take part at  the inaugural Kigali Cancer Walk, which brought together Rotarians, government officials, health professionals, private-sector representatives. Photos by Craish Bahizi
Editorial
The fight against cancer needs all of us
A primary school teacher leads a lesson in a classroom. Rwanda is set to roll out a new five-year Teacher Training College (TTC) programme in September as part of efforts to strengthen teacher education. File photo
Editorial
Raising the bar for teachers is the right move
Workers destroy illicit alcoholic beverages seized following the government's decision to shut down several companies producing illegal and substandard alcoholic drinks. Courtesy photo.
Editorial
The fight against illicit alcohol belongs to us all
The launch brought together government representatives, former heads of state, former first ladies, African Union officials, ministers, and women leaders from across the continent.
Editorial
Training Africa’s women leaders is only the first step
Workers at Pink Mango garment factory in Kigali. Photo by Craish Bahizi
Editorial
Labour mobility policy must move beyond paper

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