Tourism is slowly reawakening in Rwanda, with a renewed focus on the local market. It’s a quiet, warm afternoon in June at Rwanda’s iconic, otherwise busy...
In many ways, Covid-19 has been Africa’s ‘light bulb’ moment. As an example, a roundup of the new wave of pandemic-inspired innovations being tried and tested...
The real heroes are also palliative care providers who go out of their way for patients with chronic illnesses, like this Rwandan team of professionals that...
Frank Songa, Rwanda’s second confirmed Covid-19 patient, lost his sense of smell and taste, but armed himself with information. Imagine not being able to smell...
A poem exclusively penned and performed in lockdown in the US for the readers of FORBES AFRICA, by Rwandan artist Malaika Uwamahoro. Malaika Uwamahoro, an artist...
Rwanda is easing lockdown restrictions from May 4. The recovered Covid-19 patients so far commend the country’s rapid response and the emotional care they received from...
Advertorial by Rwanda Development Board Since the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of Rwanda has risen from $752million to $9.5 billion in...
The female basket-weavers of Rwanda. When destiny failed them, they saw hope, in gentle strands of sisal and grass. The art helped them heal, reconcile and...
CEO of Rwanda Development Board (RDB), Clare Akamanzi Advertorial by Rwanda Development Board 1. Looking at RDB’s ten-year journey, what did it take to get it here? It...
On this day in 2008, the United Nations Security Council adopted resolution 1820 declaring that rape and other forms of sexual violence could constitute “a war...