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19 April 2026
Parliament

Opposition Leaders Call for Electoral Reforms

12 February 2026 •

In a press briefing in Kigali, leaders from multiple opposition parties outlined their proposals, including stricter campaign finance rules, better access to polling stations, and the establishment of independent electoral monitoring committees. They emphasized the importance of fair elections for democracy and public trust. Government representatives acknowledged the concerns and promised to review the recommendations, while civil society organizations welcomed the dialogue as a step toward (…)

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Election

Rwanda Strengthens Regional Security Cooperation

12 February 2026 • Kigali Today

In a ceremony held in Kigali, Rwanda, officials from Rwanda, Uganda, and Burundi signed a memorandum of understanding to improve cross-border security. The initiative aims to combat organized crime, human trafficking, and terrorism while promoting regional stability. The Minister of Defense emphasized that intelligence-sharing protocols and joint training exercises will strengthen the capacity of security forces. Analysts believe this move will boost investor confidence and improve safety (…)

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Politics

Parliament Approves New Economic Reform Bill

12 February 2026 • Kigali Today

During a special session in Kigali, lawmakers debated key provisions of the Economic Reform Bill before approving it with overwhelming support. The legislation introduces tax incentives for SMEs, simplifies business registration processes, and allocates funds for entrepreneurship training programs. Government officials say the bill is designed to create jobs, attract foreign investment, and strengthen local industries. Critics have raised concerns about implementation timelines, but the (…)

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Sports

Government Launches New Green Energy Initiative

12 February 2026 • Kigali Today

In a press conference held in Kigali, the Minister of Infrastructure outlined the roadmap for integrating green energy into urban and rural areas. The initiative includes the installation of solar panels in schools and hospitals, as well as investment in small hydroelectric projects across the country. Experts say this will reduce dependence on fossil fuels, lower electricity costs for households, and create thousands of jobs. Citizens are encouraged to participate through local energy (…)

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