Rwandan citizens on Saturday formally resumed their monthly community work, locally known as Umuganda, for the first time since the outbreak of Covid-19 in March 2020, with 1.500 people clearing bushes, drains and cleaning streets in capital city Bumbogo

The outbreak of Marburg virus disease has been declared over by the Rwandan government, with no new cases reported in the last 42 days, after the last patient tested negative for the virus twice

$181,7 million in new funds have been approved for Rwanda, after the IMF executive board concluded its review of the country's support programmes

The Trade Development Forum, hosted by the Government of Rwanda and TradeMark Africa, begins today in Kigali with the theme 'Unlocking Africa's Trade Potential through Digital Innovation'.

The country has improved digital literacy reaching 75,2%, according to the latest workforce survey, exceeding the 60% target set for 2024