āYou guys in the music industry, you are such a beautiful part of the Rwandan story.ā
The Government Spokesperson, Yolande Makolo, during a discussion on Tuesday with stakeholders from Rwandaās creative industry, aimed at assessing their contribution to the countryās development. #RBANews
This evening at Kigali Marriott Hotel, Prime Minister Nsengiyumva hosted a Reception Dinner in honour of participants of the High-Level Launch of the African Academy for Women in Political Leadership.
In his remarks, the Prime Minister underscored Rwandaās commitment to advancing womenās leadership;
āOur journey has shown us that a nation cannot reach its full potential when half of its population is left behind. This is why, under the leadership of H.E. President Paul Kagame, we have embraced womenās participation and leadership across all sectors of society, not only as a matter of fairness, but as a source of national strength.ā
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Kuri uyu mugoroba, muri Kigali Marriott Hotel, Minisitiri wāIntebe Nsengiyumva yakiriye ku meza abitabiriye umuhango wo gutangiza ku mugaragaro Ishuri Nyafurika ryāAbagore mu Buyobozi bwa Politiki.
Mu ijambo rye, Minisitiri wāIntebe yashimangiye ko u Rwanda rwiyemeje guteza imbere ubuyobozi bwāabagore, yagize ati:
"Urugendo rwacu rwatweretse ko igihugu kidashobora kugera ku bushobozi bwacyo bwose mu gihe kimwe cya kabiri cyāabagituye cyaba cyarasigaye inyuma. Niyo mpamvu, turangajwe imbere na Nyakubahwa Perezida wa Repubulika Paul Kagame, twateje imbere uruhare rwāabagore nāubuyobozi bwabo mu nzego zose zāubuzima bwāIgihugu, tutabifata gusa nkāikibazo cyāuburinganire, ahubwo nkāisoko yāimbaraga zikenewe mu iterambere ryāIgihugu."
"Discipline is important. It is what helps you decide what you want, how you go about achieving it, and why it matters. It guides you to make the right choices, to respect others, to respect yourself, and to keep seeking knowledge. When you have knowledge, discipline gives even greater value to what you know. It keeps you focused on your purpose instead of allowing yourself to drift into things that do not build you, but can instead destroy you.
That is why coming here for this training, being part of this Itorero, and everything you have learned is meant to instill discipline in you. If you embrace it, it will take you far. If you disregard it or fail to apply it as you should, it may take you only so far before your progress comes to an end." President Kagame | Indangamirwa 16th Cohort #MeetThePresident
President Kagame today received General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, Chief of Defence Forces of the Uganda Peopleās Defence Forces (UPDF). Their discussions focused on the strong bilateral cooperation between Rwanda and Uganda, as well as regional peace, security, and stability.
āIt is very impressive how Rwanda has recovered from the tragedy of the Genocide and is building a strong country. This memorial is very important to keep the memories of the victims,ā Mr. Gates wrote in the guestbook following his visit.
Today, we welcomed Mr. @BillGates to the Kigali Genocide Memorial, where he paid his respects to the victims of the Genocide against the Tutsi with a wreath-laying at the burial place.
āI hear what is popular among young people these days: vibes. I have nothing against good vibes. Vibes are not just for young people. Even those of us who are older can enjoy them. But if we are going to enjoy the vibes, we must have something solid to stand on, please. Donāt invest in vibes, invest in the foundation where you can now vibe. Because if there is no foundation, it wonāt last.
We want things that are sustainable. We want to build a society that is resilient. You canāt built a society that is resilient on vibes. But a resilient society can vibe.ā President Kagame, Chairman of the RPF | RPF Bureau Politique.
Today, Prime Minister Nsengiyumva visited the Muvumba Multipurpose Dam Project in Nyagatare, a key investment in Rwandaās sustainable development.
Once completed, the project will irrigate more than 10,000 hectares of farmland, generate electricity, and provide clean water for thousands of households, strengthening food security, livelihoods, and climate resilience.
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Uyu munsi, Minisitiri wāIntebe Nsengiyumva yasuye umushinga wāUrugomero rwa Muvumba ruherereye mu Karere ka Nyagatare, umwe mu mishinga yāingenzi ishyigikira iterambere rirambye ryāu Rwanda.
Uru rugomero nirumara kuzura, ruzafasha mu kuhira hegitari zisaga 10,000 zāubutaka buhingwa, rutange amashanyarazi, ndetse rutange amazi meza ku ngo nyinshi. Ibi bizafasha Igihugu kwihaza mu biribwa, biteze imbere imibereho myiza kandi binongere ubushobozi bwo guhangana nāingaruka zāihinduka ry'ibihe.
āWe want to harness the good of AI through industry, through policy making, and making sure that really we get the results. That is the most important thing.ā President Kagame | #AIforGood Global Summit 2026
āToday, connectivity is no longer the end goal. We are now transitioning to the era of data-driven growth. Artificial intelligence is the common denominator that will redefine healthcare, education and energy, among many other sectors. As a commission, our mission is to ensure this transformation does not widen existing divisions.
The task ahead of us is urgent, but we will face challenges. The objective isnāt just to have a conversation. It is to ensure everything we agree to do, gets translated into tangible and practical outcomes.ā President Kagame
President Kagame joined fellow Co-Chair Marc Benioff and Vice-Chair Doreen Bogdan-Martin for a fireside chat marking the launch of the AI for Good Global Commission. He then chaired the Commissionās inaugural meeting alongside Marc Benioff and Doreen Bogdan-Martin.
The high-level initiative brings together 44 commissioners to identify practical ways to harness artificial intelligence to address some of the worldās most pressing challenges.
On the sidelines of the #AIforGood Global Summit 2026, President Kagame met with President @AlarKaris of Estonia. The two leaders discussed ways forward to strengthen bilateral relations, in key areas of mutual interest including digital innovation and e-governance.
Today, 2 July 2026, two Rwanda Defence Force officers, Maj Caleb Kamuntu and Maj J.D. Mageza Gasasira, successfully completed the Senior Command and Staff Course at Kimaka, Jinja, Uganda.
The graduation ceremony was attended by Brig Gen JC Ngendahimana, Deputy Commandant of the RDF Command and Staff College, Nyakinama and Col Emmanuel Ruzindana, Defence Attache of Rwanda in Uganda.
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Uyu munsi, ku wa 2 Nyakanga 2026, Ofisiye babiri bo mu Ngabo z'u Rwanda, Maj Caleb Kamuntu na Maj J.D. Mageza Gasasira, basoje amasomo agenewe Ofisiye bakuru yabereye mu Ishuri Rikuru rya Gisirikare i Kimaka, Jinja, muri Uganda.
Umuhango wo gutanga impamyabumenyi witabiriwe na Brig Gen JC Ngendahimana, Umuyobozi Wungirije w' Ishuri Rikuru ry' Ingabo z'u Rwanda riri Nyakinama, ndetse na Col Emmanuel Ruzindana, Uhagarariye inyungu za gisirikare muri Ambasade y'u Rwanda muri Uganda.