Education Minister Joseph Nsengimana opens the National Conference on doctoral education, research and innovation, bringing together higher education leaders to advance research excellence and develop innovative solutions that support Rwanda’s socio-economic development.
This morning, Minister of Education @JoNsengimana officiated the National Conference on Reimagining the Graduate, Research and Innovation Ecosystem: Shaping Doctoral Education, Research and Innovation in Higher Education in Rwanda.
The conference brings together leaders from higher education, research, and innovation to chart a bold vision for strengthening doctoral education, advancing impactful research, and transforming ideas into solutions that drive Rwanda's socio-economic transformation.
The University of Rwanda has been named among just five African institutions honoured by the Mastercard Foundation, @MastercardFdn for advancing higher education transformation across the continent.
As an inaugural laureate of the Africa Higher Education for Transformation (AHEFT) Prize, the @Uni_Rwanda will receive USD 3 million to scale transformative initiatives that expand opportunities for young people across Africa.
This recognition celebrates universities that are driving innovation, strengthening pathways from education to meaningful work, and reimagining what higher education can deliver for Africa's future.
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THANK YOU FOR BELIEVING IN RWANDA’s ORATORS 2026!🤝
To the students, teachers, parents, judges, partners, organizers, and everyone who made The Orator 2026 possible, thank you!
Together, we are nurturing confident communicators, future leaders, and a generation ready to shape Rwanda's future!!
Minister of Education @JoNsengimana emphasized that mastering English goes far beyond speaking the language itself.
He noted that English proficiency strengthens learners' understanding across subjects and opens doors to opportunities both in Rwanda and around the world, saying,
"As we master the language, we are able to understand the courses that we are learning in the classroom, and we are able to do better in all the courses, not just English itself."
✈️ THE JOURNEY CONTINUES!
The Top 30 Finalists of The Orator: National English Competition 2026 have been recognized for their outstanding performance and will embark on an educational trip to the United Kingdom!
This will be an opportunity to learn, explore, and grow beyond borders.
THE DEBATE IS ON!
Two outstanding finalists are going head-to-head in a live debate, demonstrating the confidence, critical thinking, and persuasive communication that define The Orator!
HAPPENING NOW: After months of competition across 1,000+ schools nationwide, Rwanda's brightest young speakers have taken center stage at BK Arena for the Grand Finale and Awards Ceremony of The Orator: National English Competition 2026.
Today, we celebrate English proficiency, public speaking & Leadership.
It's COMPETITION DAY!
Months of preparation have led to this moment!
Today, Rwanda's brightest young speakers take the stage to compete for the title of The ORATOR 2026, demonstrating the confidence, eloquence, and critical thinking they have developed throughout this journey.
Today, Minister @JoNsengimana participated in the Ministerial Panel at the opening of FLEX2026 in Lilongwe, Malawi, where he reaffirmed Rwanda's commitment to delivering quality foundational learning for every child.
Speaking alongside fellow African education leaders, the Minister emphasized that education remains a national priority for Rwanda. He noted that Rwanda will continue to invest in education and advance sector reforms because every child deserves the opportunity to learn and thrive.
The partnership between the Ministry of Education and the World Bank has modernized TTC Rubengera in Karongi District with improved facilities, creating a better learning environment and positively impacting students.
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Minister @JoNsengimana speaks to participants of the Indangamirwa Cohort during the "Kwigira Spirit: Education with Purpose" panel session, highlighting how Rwanda's education system is preparing young people not only for employment, but also for leadership, innovation, responsible citizenship, and nation-building.