'20 Years of King James': Abakunzi b'umuziki banyuzwe n'igitaramo cya mbere
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Kanama, King James yaririmbye indirimbo ze zakunzwe mu bihe bitandukanye, maze abakunzi be bamuririmbana banagaragaza ibyishimo byinshi.
Nyuma y'igitaramo cya mbere cyagenze neza, King James arongera guhura n'abakunzi be mu kindi gitaramo kibera muri BK Arena, ku mugoroba wo kuri iki Cyumweru.
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Hundreds of members of Rotary Club of Kigali Golf gathered on Friday evening at Landmark One House for the 2026–2027 presidential installation ceremony and a fundraising gala dinner.
During the event, the international non-profit organization announced a campaign to raise $250,000 to purchase a medical machine that will be donated to CHUK before the end of the year.
The equipment is expected to improve treatment access for patients suffering from prostate cancer and kidney stones.
Newly elected President Julie Umutoni said the initiative was introduced at a time when cases of prostate cancer and kidney stones continue to rise, while access to specialized treatment remains limited.
She noted that the machine will help provide faster and more affordable treatment, with services expected to be covered under Rwanda’s community-based health insurance scheme, Mutuelle de Santé.
Beyond healthcare, Rotary Club of Kigali Golf highlighted its ongoing community support initiatives, including providing clean water to more than 8,000 residents in Gashora Sector, Bugesera District, as part of efforts to support sustainable development.
Appreciation to the guests for returning to another episode of Face the Nation, where a compelling discussion explored the unveiling of the Rwanda Genocide Memorial in Paris and its broader significance in preserving historical truth.
The panel featured @Elias NIZEYIMANA, @Mr MANZI Gerard, and @Me BAYINGANA Janvier, who reflected on the importance of safeguarding memory, confronting genocide denial, and reinforcing global education against hate ideology.
The conversation underscored the need for continued institutional collaboration in honoring victims and ensuring that remembrance remains a foundation for prevention and unity. #RoyalFM
Kigali Fashion Week showcased a vibrant celebration of African culture, creativity, and fashion excellence, bringing together designers, models, and fashion enthusiasts from across the region.
The event highlighted handcrafted designs, elegant runway presentations, and cultural expression, celebrating heritage, confidence, and innovation through style.
Speaking to models and creatives at the event, many emphasized the importance of promoting African fashion on an international stage through creativity and storytelling.
The event also featured standout runway moments, cross-cultural collaborations, and emerging talent, further cementing Kigali Fashion Week’s growing influence in the regional fashion industry.
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Kigali Fashion Week, the runway came alive with culture, elegance, and creativity as models and designers from across Africa gathered to showcase bold and inspiring fashion.
Royal FM caught up with participants backstage, where excitement filled the atmosphere ahead of their runway moments.
Models from Rwanda, Burundi, Nigeria, and Côte d’Ivoire shared their anticipation, with many describing the platform as a powerful opportunity to express identity and confidence through fashion.
Designers also highlighted collections rooted in African heritage and modern design, blending tradition with contemporary style.
From intricate pieces to statement looks, the event once again celebrated Africa’s growing influence in the global fashion scene.
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Last night’s lineup at @zariacourt was absolutely unmatched! 🔥 From Bien to Olamide and Zakes Bantwini, the BAL Edition of Party Next Door completely blew the roof off. Epic night, legendary vibes. 🏀🎶 #PartyNextDoor#BALEdition#ZariaCourt#KigaliNights
Our Vice Chancellor, Dr. Martin Kimemia, warmly welcomed all newly admitted postgraduate students, officially receiving them into the university community and encouraging them as they begin this new academic journey.
A quick reminder that registration for the May intake is still ongoing for our postgraduate programs, including:
Masters in International Commercial & Investment Law
Master in Hospitality, Travel and Tourism Management
Masters in Information Technology
Masters in Journalism, Media and Communication Studies
We are delighted to have you join us as you take the next step toward academic and professional excellence.
We truly appreciate @MerciNdaruhutse bringing his vibrant energy to the #RoyalFM studios.
As the visionary founder of @gen_zcomedyshow, he shared profound insights into the evolution of Rwanda's comedy industry, emphasizing that humor is now a professional career path.
The discussion highlighted his commitment to discipline, including strict show timings and tiered ticketing, while fostering local talent like Rusine and Prince to elevate the creative scene. #TheLinkUp
Experts and climate finance practitioners convened at the Catalyst Knowledge Café, hosted by @GreenFundRw in partnership with @kivunoir, to debate the theme “Why doing the right thing is still hard to finance.”
The discussion highlighted prevailing myths, perceived risks, emerging opportunities, and the financing gaps that continue to challenge investment in climate solutions.
Expanding far beyond the capital, @CanalPlusRwanda has officially rolled out a robust nationwide distribution network. Today, the magic of Cadenetis and world-class entertainment is available everywhere, bringing premium services closer to every household, from the heart of the city to the farthest reaches of the country.
To celebrate this milestone, Canal+ is turning up the volume. Today, March 3rd, marks the official launch of our vibrant new campaign “BIRENZE KUREBA, BIDUHA VIBEZ.”
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Students from @MountKigaliUni won an international award at the International Students’ Film Festival in Nigeria for their film Forgotten Frame, which tells the story of a disabled child rejected by a parent who later becomes famous.
More than 40 Mount Kigali students worked on the project under the guidance of their teacher, Apollo Dusabimana O’Keefe, Secretary-General of the Rwanda Film Association. Writer Migambi Elite Alexis said the award inspired greater effort.
Judges were moved to tears. The 10 month project, costing around 6–8.5 million Rwandan Francs, also led to a partnership with Nigerian actors to develop Rwanda’s film industry. #RoyalFMAt10