Hakuzimana Fabrice

Fabrice Hakuzimana is a journalist passionate about creating accurate, engaging, and impactful content on technology, business, artificial intelligence, and digital transformation across Africa. He specializes in producing well-researched stories that simplify complex topics and deliver credible, insightful information to diverse audiences.

digital jobs

Digital platforms reshape how job seekers connect with employers

Government open to digital employment partnerships The Ministry of Public Service and Labour says it is open to working with private companies that demonstrate strong job creation through digital employment platforms. Abdou Musonera, Head of Labour Market Interventions at the ministry, made the remarks while commenting on Kazispace, a platform that connects job seekers, informal…

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Coinbase

Coinbase directors face shareholder lawsuit over stock sales

A Delaware court has allowed a shareholder lawsuit to proceed against Coinbase directors, including Chief Executive Officer Brian Armstrong and venture capitalist Marc Andreessen. The lawsuit, filed in 2023, claims that company executives used confidential information to avoid losses of more than one billion dollars. According to the filing, they sold over 2.9 billion dollars…

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WASAC

WASAC moves water connection services to IremboGov platform

The Water and Sanitation Corporation (WASAC Group) has announced that customers can now apply for key water services through the IremboGov platform. According to the announcement, the new system takes effect on January 26, 2026. Services now available online Customers can now submit applications for new water connections, supplementary meter requests, and water reconnection services…

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Road

Chinese-Built Road Transforms Lives in Northern Rwanda

A newly completed road in northern Rwanda is improving lives, boosting trade, and opening new economic opportunities for local communities. For years, residents of Burera District struggled with poor roads that made travel slow and expensive. However, the Base–Butaro–Kidaho (BBK) road has changed that reality. The 63-kilometre road now links remote areas to major towns,…

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University of Rwanda

University of Rwanda Welcomes Mastercard Foundation Scholars

The University of Rwanda has welcomed 422 new Mastercard Foundation Scholars. At the same time, the university celebrated the graduation of 38 students from the programme’s first cohort. The milestone marks significant progress in a 10-year partnership focused on expanding access to higher education and developing future African leaders. The combined reception and graduation ceremony…

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Digital

Rwanda Expands Its Digital Footprint

Rwanda is steadily expanding its presence on the global digital map. Today, demand is rising for locally developed systems that support governance, justice and public finance across Africa and beyond. As a result, officials expect exports of Rwandan digital solutions to grow further this year. In addition, the introduction of the Digital Trust Seal has…

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Farmers Prices

Rising Feed Prices Pressure Farmers

Animal feed prices continue to rise across Rwanda, putting pressure on livestock farmers and threatening meat, milk, and egg production. The issue has gained attention as senators carry out nationwide consultations from January 20 to January 28. The discussions focus on livestock development, especially access to affordable and quality animal feed. Farmers and feed producers…

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AFCON

AFCON Final Chaos Overshadows Senegal’s Title Win

Senegal lifted the Africa Cup of Nations trophy after defeating hosts Morocco, but chaotic scenes during the final overshadowed the historic victory. The match at Rabat’s Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium ended in controversy after Senegalese players briefly walked off the pitch. They protested refereeing decisions they believed unfairly favored the hosts. The incident caused delays…

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Trump

Trump, Maduro and the Rumoured $60 Billion Bitcoin Stash

The political confrontation between Donald Trump and Nicolás Maduro has dominated global headlines for the past two weeks. Political analysts, financial markets, and the cryptocurrency community have all followed the developments closely. Beyond the diplomatic fallout, the episode has fuelled intense speculation in crypto circles. At the centre of the debate is a reported Venezuelan…

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Kirehe: 90 Families Receive Cows through Rwanda’s Girinka Program

In Kirehe District, 90 families received cows through Rwanda’s Girinka program, also known as “One Cow per Poor Family.” The initiative, run under the RDDPII project in partnership with Heifer International Rwanda, aims to improve nutrition, provide fertilizer, and support local livelihoods. Cows Delivered Across Three Sectors On January 14, 2026, officials delivered cows to…

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VFD Group 2026

VFD Group Charts 2026 Growth Roadmap at Kigali Retreat

VFD Group has outlined its 2026 growth strategy during an Executive Leadership Retreat held in Kigali, bringing together senior executives to align on institutionalisation, disciplined execution, and leadership development. The retreat marked a strategic shift as the Group positions 2026 as a consolidation year focused on strengthening governance, scaling impact, and embedding execution into daily…

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Starlink Iran

Starlink Reportedly Free in Iran Amid Protests

Starlink has reportedly waived subscription fees for users in Iran, after authorities shut down the internet amid a deadly crackdown on nationwide protests. The move, which has not yet been officially confirmed, came after Iran cut off internet access last Thursday, isolating millions of people from communication, livelihoods, and independent information. Since then, satellite internet…

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WHO

WHO Calls for Health Taxes on Sugary Drinks and Alcohol

The World Health Organization (WHO) has urged governments to raise so-called “health taxes” on sugary drinks and alcoholic beverages, warning that falling prices are fuelling preventable diseases and injuries worldwide. In two reports released on January 13, WHO said weak and poorly designed tax systems have allowed products linked to obesity, diabetes, heart disease, cancer,…

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Nigeria AI

Nigeria Set to Pass Landmark AI Law

Nigeria is moving closer to becoming one of Africa’s first countries to formally regulate artificial intelligence, as lawmakers advance a comprehensive legal framework governing AI use across the digital economy. The proposed law is expected to pass by March 2026, marking a major milestone in Africa’s approach to AI governance. If adopted, it will introduce…

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AI in everyday life

10 Incredible Examples of AI in Everyday Life

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become an integral part of everyday life. Today, people interact with AI-driven systems more often than they realise. From smartphones and online shopping to navigation and finance, AI quietly improves speed, accuracy, and convenience. As technology advances, AI continues to reshape how individuals work, communicate, and make decisions. Understanding its real-world…

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