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 Linda M. Kagire
Linda M. Kagire
Psychologists warn that celebration without restraint can leave lasting scars long after the night ends.
Rwanda
Beyond Dry January: Psychologists on why celebration without restraint leaves lasting scars
Willy Mugenzi, the former journalist, the author of Cow for Peace, speaks to The New Times in Kigali. Photo by Emmanuel Dushimimana
Culture
Ex-journalist shines a light on role of cows in promoting reconciliation in new book
At Radisson Blu Hotel & Convention Centre, guests have plenty of choices. Options include the BCL Dinner Buffet, the Larder BBQ Buffet or the Italian‑inspired Filini Dinner Buffet. COURTESY
Rwanda
Kigali’s family-friendly spots to celebrate the New Year
BEEyond Honey, officially launched in the UK in October 2025, founded by Koren-Lynch, a British entrepreneur with roots in Rwanda.
Business
Rwandan honey producers urged to target UK’s growing premium market
Karera is the author of Forsaken for a Sake
Rwanda
“It ends with me”: How Mireille Karera turned private wounds into a pan-African healing movement
Sports enthusiasts raise their voices against gender-based violence during Car Free Day activities in Kigali. Courtesy
Health
Inside the mind of an abuser: Insights from a Psychologist
Two women proudly wear the message: ‘Together, we rise to end violence against women and girls,’ standing strong for change and hope.
Crime
Unmasking the silent pain of gender-based violence
Diane Mukasahaha during an interview with The New Times at the Kigali Special Economic Zone in Masoro on November 28. Photo by Willy Mucyo
Women
The woman powering a new chapter in Rwanda’s textile industry
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Health
Inside Masaka’s evolution into Kigali’s emerging medical hub
Etienne Niyodushima, an entrepreneur, speaks with a journalist during an interview in Kigali on November 26. Photos by Olivier Mugwiza.
Business
WATCH: How a young entrepreneur is transforming Kigali’s shoe-care industry
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Health
Breaking the skin barrier: Kayitesi Kayitenkore on dermatology, identity, and healing in Rwanda
A liquefied gas shop in Gihogere, Remera. Courtesy
Energy
What’s driving Kigali’s rapid transition to LPG cooking?
Geraldine Trada (left) and her mother Tracy Mutesi co-founded the foundation to tackle the scourge diabetes is. Photos: Courtesy.
Health
From grief to action: A mother and daughter’s fight against diabetes in Rwanda
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Agriculture
The young visionaries reimagining Rwanda’s climate future
Members of the Society of Medical Imaging and Radiation in Rwanda (SMIR) conduct ultrasound scans. Courtesy
Health
World Radiography Day: Rwanda’s imaging experts advance early diagnosis
Residents destroy illicit beverages produced by Agahebuzo Drinks Processing Ltd in Nsinda Cell, Rwamagana District. Courtesy.
Health
Deadly cocktails: Inside Rwanda’s crackdown on toxic homemade brews
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Business
PHOTOS: Inside Kigali's car showrooms transforming the auto market
Sister Anna Beata Murekatete, poses for a photo holding her newly published book on the  November 7, 2025. Photos by Kellya Keza
Society
Catholic nun recounts faith and survival in Genocide memoir

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