Stories from Rwanda

A Gachacha court has begun proceedings inside a prison, where testimonies are being heard. Gachacha courts are a traditional Rwandan judicial system, often used for genocide-related cases.

The Moudende sector, located near the Congolese border, regularly hosts repentant former combatants.

Rwanda and Botswana have signed a Memorandum of Agreement to exempt all passport holders from visa requirements when traveling between the two nations. The agreement applies to all citizens of both countries rather than selected passport holders.

A sport called 'Deaf Football' is changing the lives of deaf individuals in Rwanda's capital, Kigali.

New documents have emerged regarding Agata Biarimana's alleged role in a network preparing for genocide. The source claims the judicial process has overlooked existing documentation and relied on unfounded oral testimonies.

New documents have emerged regarding Agata Birimana's alleged involvement in a network linked to genocide preparations. The source claims existing judicial orders contain documentary and archival gaps.

Approximately 500 primary school children in Rwanda have been denied their right to education this year. The children have reportedly been forced into labor alongside their parents, who are working at a bank.

Cape Verde and Spain have decided to withdraw their support regarding the Rwandan genocide. King Abdullah calls for regional de-escalation.

A court is set to decide today whether to reopen a genocide case involving Agatha Biarimane. The case was dismissed last year due to a lack of evidence, a decision rejected by the lawyer representing genocide survivors.

The Kikapu Africa League final was held at the BK Arena in Rwanda. A Rwandan team won the championship title. The tournament concluded with the fourth team finishing the championship rankings. The team from Rwanda finished in first place, according to the report.