Kinshasa and AFC/M23 set out next steps for eastern DRC talks
Representatives meeting in Switzerland agreed a roadmap and a mechanism to monitor commitments under the Doha Framework, although fighting has not ended.
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Representatives meeting in Switzerland agreed a roadmap and a mechanism to monitor commitments under the Doha Framework, although fighting has not ended.
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[New Times] The Ministry of Education has given teachers a five-year grace period to upgrade their qualifications, with all teachers expected to have at least an A1 qualification at the end of the transition period.
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[DW] Negotiators representing the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda-backed M23 rebels have agreed to a roadmap for peace. The US State Department, a mediator, released a joint statement.
[New Times] The AFC/M23 movement and DR Congo have agreed on a roadmap to move their peace process forward and a mechanism to track implementation of commitments under the Doha Framework.
[New Times] Africa's youthful population is often described as its biggest opportunity. But without stronger links between education, skills and employment, the continent risks turning its demographic dividend into an economic burden, experts have warned.
[RFI] The Democratic Republic of Congo government and the M23 rebel group have agreed on a roadmap for peace talks aimed at resolving the protracted conflict in eastern DRC. It marks the latest step in an internationally brokered peace process that has seen the parties make cauti
[New Times] An Eritrean investor whose business has been caught up in a commercial land lease dispute with the new owner of a plot located on the shores of Lake Kivu is considering taking the matter to the court of law after the two parties have failed to reach an agreement.
[New Times] The government of Rwanda has begun assessing gaps in its firefighting and emergency response system under a project supported by Poland through the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO).
[New Times] Umuko Enduro Challenge get underway this August 22, bringing together around 20 local and international riders for a day of motorcycle racing at Muhazi, Rwamagana District.
[New Times] The Umusambi Gravel Race is returning for its fourth consecutive edition, with the annual cycling event set to once again combine sport and conservation while raising awareness about the protection of Rwanda's more than 1,400 grey crowned cranes.
[New Times] APR moved one step closer to retaining the Rwanda Basketball League championship after beating Patriots 94-87 in Game 2 of the finals at BK Arena on Friday.
[New Times] The African Volleyball Confederation (CAVB) has relocated the 2026 Men's African Nations Championship from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) to Tunisia due to prevailing public health concerns that delayed preparations in the host country.
[New Times] Rayon Sports WFC will begin their CAF Women's Champions League CECAFA Qualifying campaign against Zanzibar's Mafunzo Queens in a Group A encounter at Kigali Pelé Stadium on Friday, August 21.
[New Times] Mining operators in Rwanda are proposing plans to transform modern underground mining tunnels into tourism attractions after mineral extraction ends, in a move aimed at preserving the country's mining heritage while creating new economic opportunities for local commun
[New Times] Rwanda's esports sector is growing, but the country is yet to build the professional structure needed to turn competitive gaming into a sustainable career, players and industry leaders say.
[New Times] Rwandan singer and songwriter Mike Kayihura says some of the biggest lessons of his music career have come from periods when he had little control over his music or how he spent the money he earned from it.
[New Times] A total of 243 suspected examination malpractice cases were recorded during the 2025/26 Primary Leaving Examination (PLE) and Ordinary Level (O-Level) national examinations, Minister of State in the Ministry of Education Claudette Irere said.
[New Times] Heads of state, agriculture and finance ministers and investors meet in Kigali from August 31 for the Africa Food Systems Forum, the continent's largest agricultural gathering. They arrive with an opportunity: to build a food system that holds up against what is comin
[New Times] The Chamber of Deputies has approved two financing agreements worth a combined Rwf279 billion to support government programmes aimed at creating decent and sustainable jobs.
[New Times] Imagine receiving a warning that a combination of heat, rainfall or another climate signal could increase health risks in your community days before hospitals begin seeing the consequences. The value of that warning is not in the forecast itself. It is in what people
[New Times] For Gisele Abayisenga, growing a business is no longer only about selling more products. It is also about knowing how to manage the business, understand customers, keep proper financial records and use digital tools to reach new markets.
[New Times] Dozens of members of the United States Congress have raised concerns about the Trump administration's critical minerals agreements with the DR Congo and other countries.
[New Times] Every August 15, Kibeho Sanctuary in Nyaruguru District becomes the spiritual heart of Rwanda and beyond. Thousands of pilgrims stream in from across the country, Africa, Europe, Asia, and America. It is a time of prayer, sacrifice, tears, and hope. Faith, as always,
[New Times] Thursday, August 20