The 2025 Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) has revealed that corruption remains a serious and widespread challenge across the world, with only limited signs of progress despite years of global anti-corruption efforts. The index shows that while some countries have made measurable improvements, most nations are either stagnating or worsening, exposing a growing leadership gap in…
Cuba is facing a growing shortage of aviation fuel after new United States sanctions disrupted petroleum supplies to the island, raising concerns over air transport operations and broader economic stability. Cuban aviation authorities have warned airlines operating in the country to prepare for serious fuel constraints, with several airports expected to run short of jet…
The National Bank of Rwanda has suspended the operations of Mobicash Rwanda Ltd for three months, citing continued failure to comply with regulatory requirements. In a statement shared on X, the central bank said the suspension took effect on January 23. It followed what the regulator described as persistent non compliance with existing rules governing…
Authorities in Huye District have called on families to fully assume their responsibility in raising and protecting children, as the district continues to face a growing challenge of street children, particularly in Huye Town and its surrounding areas. An increasing number of young children are seen roaming the streets, surviving through begging and, in some…
Members of the Rwandan Senate have raised serious concerns over the persistently high cost of animal feed, warning that the situation is pushing many livestock farmers into financial losses despite their heavy investment in animal husbandry. The concerns were expressed during a Senate plenary session held with the Minister of Agriculture and Animal Resources (MINAGRI),…
Residents of Nyagatare District are questioning a project that involved building agricultural storage warehouses, commonly known as hangars. According to them, poor planning has left many of these structures unused and already deteriorating. During interviews with local residents, many said the warehouses no longer serve their intended purpose. Instead, they are slowly falling apart due…
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…
The Government of Rwanda has announced plans to reduce the high cost and limited supply of animal feed by increasing local production and cutting reliance on imports, according to the Minister of Agriculture and Animal Resources, Dr. Telesphore Ndabamenye. The minister made the remarks on January 19, 2026, while addressing members of the Rwandan Senate…
Gisagara District has distributed more than 36,800 cows to residents, mainly vulnerable families, over the past five years under the One Cow per Family Program, local authorities have confirmed. The initiative, which began in 2020, complements the national Girinka Munyarwanda Program and aims to improve nutrition, boost household incomes, and reduce poverty among rural families….
Some residents of Huye District say access roads constructed through their land have left them landless without compensation. The affected residents live in Tumba Sector, specifically in Cyimana and Cyarwa cells. They claim they have spent nearly two years seeking answers without success. The roads were built as part of urban planning projects aimed at…
