African Peering & Interconnection Forum (AfPIF) convenes amid push for inland connectivity
By The Inspirer. Kigali, Rwanda — August 13, 2026 — Rwanda is set to host the 15th edition of the
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Beyond Connectivity: Community Advocacy Dialogue Demands Safer, More Affordable Internet for Rwanda’s Underserved Communities
By Elias Hakizimana. Young Rwandans, Internet experts and members of the Internet Society community have called for more affordable connectivity,
Rwanda highlights AI policy progress as COMESA seeks regional framework
By Prince Boris Cyubahiro. KIGALI, Rwanda – August 3, 2026 — Rwanda has highlighted progress in implementing its National Artificial
Digital trust and AI oversight dominate discussions at Rwanda Internet Governance Forum
By Elias Hakizimana. Government officials, technology leaders, civil society, Academia and researchers, development partners and young innovators called for stronger
Young voices seek a greater role in shaping Rwanda’s digital future
By Elias Hakizimana. As artificial intelligence becomes part of everyday life—from classrooms to workplaces—the question of who shapes the rules
Rwanda School on Internet Governance 2026 focuses on AI and digital inclusion
By Elias Hakizimana. KIGALI, Rwanda – 26 July 2026 – Policymakers, technology experts, academics and representatives from civil society are
TAJYIRE launches robotics and skills ecosystem to boost Rwanda’s digital transformation
By Elias Hakizimana. TAJYIRE Group Holdings Ltd has on June 25, 2026, launched three interconnected innovation initiatives aimed at strengthening
Mahama refugee women and girls trained on online safety as digital risks grow
By Elias Hakizimana. June 19, 2026 — Women and girls living in Mahama Refugee Camp in Kirehe District have completed a
Women entrepreneurs complete Online Trust and Safety Training in Kigali
By Elias Hakizimana. Women entrepreneurs from across Kigali have completed a four-day Online Trust and Safety Training organized by the
Over 4.4 million citizens enrolled in digital ID system
By The Inspirer. More than 4.4 million people have been registered under the ongoing rollout of the electronic national identity