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Street children begging in Huye Town as authorities urge families to take responsibility

Huye District Calls on Families to Take Responsibility in Addressing the Growing Number of Street Children

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…

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Rwandan livestock farmers feeding cattle amid concerns over high animal feed prices

Senators Raise Concerns Over High Cost of Animal Feed, MINAGRI Outlines Government Measures

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),…

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TikTok US entity deal finalized to avoid ban

The TikTok US entity deal has been finalized, allowing the popular social media platform to continue operating in the United States and sidestep a potential ban. The agreement ends years of legal and political uncertainty surrounding TikTok’s ownership and data security. TikTok establishes majority US-owned venture TikTok announced on Thursday that it has completed a…

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Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary reacting to Elon Musk comments about buying the airline

Ryanair Mocks Elon Musk Over Claims He Wants to Buy the Airline

Ryanair Chief Executive Officer Michael O’Leary has dismissed and mocked comments by billionaire Elon Musk, who suggested he might buy the European low-cost airline. O’Leary made the remarks on January 21, 2026, following a public exchange between Ryanair and Musk that began over the airline’s decision not to install Starlink internet on its aircraft. Ryanair…

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Kyiv residents coping with winter cold amid electricity shortages in Ukraine

Ukrainians Encouraged to Use Heated Sex Toys to Cope With Extreme Winter Cold

Ukrainian citizens have been urged to consider using heated sex toys as an alternative way to keep warm amid severe winter conditions and ongoing electricity shortages caused by the war. The advice came from Svetlana Paveletskaya, the partner of former Ukrainian Foreign Affairs Minister Dmitry Kuleba, who suggested that modern sex toys equipped with heating…

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NYAGATARE: Poorly Planned Warehouses Raise Public Concern

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…

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Rwandan citizens accessing Mbaza digital platform for submitting public complaints

What to Know About ‘Mbaza’, the Digital Platform Expected to Solve Citizens’ Complaints in Rwanda

The Ministry of Local Government (MINALOC) has announced the launch of a new digital platform called Mbaza, designed to help Rwandans submit complaints, track their progress, and receive feedback from responsible institutions without physically visiting offices. The platform, accessible via mbaza.gov.rw, will officially begin a pilot phase on January 20, 2026, targeting residents of Kigali…

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Children in Gisagara District participating in school sports programs after returning to school

Gisagara District Brings Back Over 10,000 Children Who Had Dropped Out of School

The Gisagara District administration has announced that 10,003 children who had dropped out of school have been successfully reintegrated into the education system, thanks to targeted interventions that include sports and recreational activities aimed at keeping children connected to school. Over the past ten years, Gisagara District recorded 10,583 school dropouts. However, through coordinated efforts…

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AI-powered photo editing using ChatGPT and Adobe Photoshop

ChatGPT Integrated with Adobe Photoshop to Simplify Photo Editing

Adobe has announced the integration of some of its popular services with ChatGPT, the artificial intelligence tool developed by OpenAI, marking a major step forward in simplifying creative and document-editing tasks. The integration includes widely used Adobe products such as Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Acrobat, and Adobe Express, allowing users to edit photos, documents, and designs…

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Bright auroras in the night sky caused by intense solar activity

Solar Storms Could Disrupt Satellite and GPS Operations

Disruption Satellite Powerful solar activity recently detected by space weather experts could disrupt satellite operations and GPS systems, according to the United States Space Weather Prediction Center (SWPC). SWPC reported that the Sun has released high-energy solar emissions classified at Level Four, one of the strongest categories of solar storms. These emissions pose potential risks…

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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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Japan restarts world’s largest nuclear plant as Fukushima memories resurface

Japan nuclear plant restart efforts have taken a significant step forward as authorities resume operations at the world’s largest nuclear power station, more than a decade after the Fukushima disaster reshaped the nation’s energy policy. Japan has restarted reactor number six at the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nuclear power plant, northwest of Tokyo, marking the first revival of…

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Journalists and students attending OVPR training on constructive journalism in Huye District

Journalists Encouraged to Use Media as a Tool for Social Transformation in Rwanda

Journalists and journalism students from the University of Rwanda have been encouraged to use the media as a powerful tool for social transformation, national development, and protection of vulnerable groups. The call was made during a training organized by the Observatory of Vulnerable Peoples’ Rights (OVPR) in Huye District, which focused on constructive journalism, media…

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Canada Voices Growing Worry It Could Be Next After Trump’s Greenland Signals

While the image itself was artificial, the message behind it has forced Canada to confront an uncomfortable possibility. An AI-generated post shared by US President Donald Trump, showing American flags over Canada, Greenland, and Venezuela, quickly circulated online and reignited tensions between Ottawa and Washington. Such provocations are not new in Canada–US relations under Trump….

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GATSIBO: Parents Abandoned After Giving Birth to Children With Disabilities

Some residents raising children at a disability care center in Ngarama Sector, Gatsibo District, shared their challenges. Many said their lives changed after giving birth to children with disabilities. Several parents reported being abandoned by their spouses and left with full responsibility. The parents explained that family conflicts often start immediately after the child is…

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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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Residents of Gisagara receive cows under the One Cow per Family Program

Gisagara: Over 36,000 Cows Distributed to Residents in Five Years

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….

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Iran State TV Hack: Hackers broadcast exiled crown prince Amid protests

Hackers successfully disrupted Iranian state television satellite transmissions, broadcasting footage of exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi. The broadcast urged security forces not to “point your weapons at the people.” This incident represents the latest disruption amid widespread nationwide protests in Iran. The attack highlights vulnerabilities in Iran’s state TV infrastructure and raises questions about internal…

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Russia reacts to Trump-Europe split over Greenland as arctic stakes rise

The Trump Greenland dispute Russia is drawing close attention in Moscow, where officials and state-aligned commentators have openly welcomed U.S. President Donald Trump’s push to acquire Greenland, an autonomous Danish territory. The proposal has strained relations between Washington and European capitals, particularly Denmark, while exposing growing transatlantic tensions. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Trump would…

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Deadly high-speed train collision shocks Spain

Survivors described scenes of terror and chaos after two high-speed trains collided near Córdoba in southern Spain late Sunday, in what has become one of the country’s deadliest railway disasters in more than a decade. Passengers recalled screams, blood-covered train cars and twisted metal following the violent impact. The crash happened close to the town…

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Putin Receives Invitation to Join Trump’s “Board of Peace”

Russian President Vladimir Putin has received an invitation to join US President Donald Trump’s newly formed “Board of Peace.” The group will guide efforts to rebuild Gaza after years of conflict. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov confirmed the invitation on Monday. He told reporters that US officials sent it through diplomatic channels. Peskov said Russian authorities…

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