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Abagore basigajwe inyuma n’amateka bahawe imirama y’imboga z’ubwoko butandukanye, zizabafasha mu kwihaza ku mboga bagasagurira n’amasoko kugira ngo babashe kwivana mu mirire mibi. Ni imbuto zatanzwe na Coporwa mu rwego rwo gukomeza guteza imbere umugore wasigajwe inyuma n’amateka, bafashwa mu mirire myiza n’imiryango yabo hagamijwe guca igwingira. Abagenerwabikorwa bahawe imirama y’imbuto zo guhinga bashimangira ko

Abasigajwe inyuma n’amateka bo mu Murenge wa Mudende, Akagali ka Mugari Akarere ka Musanze barishimira ibikorwa Coporwa irimo kubagezaho, birimo kubafasha kubaka uturima tw’igikoni tuzabafasha guhangana n’igwingira mu minsi iri imbere, bakagaragaza ko kuba batabonaga ababafasha kubaka utu turima byatezaga igwingira mu bana babo, kuko batabashaga kubona indyo yuzuye babagaburira harimo n’imboga. Nyirambabazi Florida ni

Rwanda has vowed to ensure 100% delivery of online government services, up from 40% in 2017, by 2024. The country remains a continental leader in digital governance, deploying modern systems like IremboGov, e-procurement, e-tax, e-recruitment, and the Integrated Electronic Case Management System (IECMS). Yet behind this ambition lies a growing digital divide that heavily affects

Rwanda’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) grew by 11.8% in the third quarter of 2025, reaching Rwf 5,525 billion, up from Rwf 4,659 billion recorded during the same period in 2024. This was announced by the National Institute of Statistics of Rwanda (NISR) on Tuesday, December 16, 2025, which said the increase reflects a continued acceleration