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Rwanda targets full electricity access by 2030, accelerates Solar push
Author: Koang Pal Chang | Published: 11 hours ago Rwanda plans $16 billion in solar investments to achieve universal electricity access by 2030, despite financing and policy barriers. [Photo by Costfoto/NurPhoto via Getty Images] According to...
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Rwanda revises greenhouse gas emissions reduction target to 53%
Owner: The New Times Publications Ltd
PFL Rwanda Highlight Video: Abdoulaye Kane Head Kick Folds Emmanuel Mukam
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OH MY! YOUR FIRST HEAD KO OF THE NIGHT 😳 Abdoulayne Kane absolutely turns off the lights with a vicious head kick! #PFLRwanda | LIVE NOW | BK Arena, Kigali Live on SuperSport & Canal+ | 🇺🇸 Live on The PFL App pic.twitter.com/2wDpYW6ioD— PFL Africa...
Owner: Aaron Broder
PFL Rwanda Highlight Video: Karim Henniene Jump Knee Wrecks Boule Godogo
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Owner: Aaron Broder
Equal prices, unequal earnings: Netflix affordability still skewed against Nigerians
A new global report by Cloudward has revealed that Nigerians, like millions across Africa, are paying nearly the same amount for Netflix subscriptions as viewers in richer countries, yet earning far less, underscoring a widening affordability gap...
Owner: Frank Aigbogun
Featured: BUFMAR celebrates 50 years of supporting Rwanda’s health system
Owner: The New Times Publications Ltd
E1 Fashion Show Showcases African Creativity on Global Stage
The E1 Championship Fashion Show held recently at EbonyLife Place, Victoria Island, Lagos, brought together some of Africa’s brightest fashion talents in a vibrant showcase that blended culture, innovation, and craftsmanship. The event, curated by...
Owner: Nduka Obaigbena
Rwanda Forensic opens first regional branch in Huye
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Kemi Badenoch blasts Labour after Walsall asylum seeker’s murder conviction
Kemi Badenoch has declared we "must protect our women and girls" as reacted the "horrific" murder of a woman by an asylum seeker. Speaking on GB News, the Conservative leader stated that Britain needs a Government "with a backbone and a plan" to...
Owner: Paul Marshall
Orlando Pirates hope lightning doesn' t strike twice when they face Saint Eloi Lupopo at home
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Some names carry their meaning, don't they? Take Saint Eloi Lupopo for instance, which can be loosely translated as "Saint, my God, it's lightning" – a striking combination of words. The Lubumbashi-based side "reigned thunder" on the Sea Robbers...
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Presidential election: Rights commissio...
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This was during an audience granted by the President of the Cameroon Rights Commission, Prof James Mouangue Kobila, to the head of the La Francophonie bloc for the 2025 presidential election in Cameroon, Mohamed Aujjar. The meeting took place at...
Owner: Kristian Ngah Christian
India-China Border In Sikkim Won’t be Easy To Resolve
In the second part of our series Disputed, we look at the Sikkim-Tibet border where the Chinese have raised the possibility of “early harvest”, meaning a quick resolution. The irony is there are no territorial claims being made here by either side...
Owner: Nitin Anant Gokhale
Africa's AI adoption hindered by lack of local dialects
AI adoption is delayed in Africa partly due to the models’ lack of African dialects and online access through smartphones, according to mobile network association GSMA. “There are 2,000 languages in Africa and those languages are not represented...
Owner: Justin B. Smith & Ben Smith
Nigeria returns to third-largest economy in Africa in 2026: IMF
Nigeria is projected to return to being the third-largest economy in Africa, according to new International Monetary Fund (IMF) projections, marking a significant turnaround. Over the past decades, Nigeria dropped from first place to fourth in...
Owner: Samuel Ogundipe
Anglican schism: some national churches in Europe express loyalty to Canterbury
Anglicanism confirmed the announced worldwide schism when last week the churches associated with Gafcon (Global Anglican Future Conference) formalised the definitive break with the Church of England, whose new archbishop, Sarah Mullaly, was meant...
Owner: World Evangelical Alliance
Two migrants lose bid to temporarily stop removal to France under 'one in, one out' scheme
Two men have lost bids to temporarily stop their removal to France under the Labour's controversial 'one in one out' scheme, court records show. Anonymised as CES and CSG, the men asked the High Court court late on Wednesday last week to issue an...
Owner: Jonathan Harmsworth
Lutfey Siddiqi to represent Bangladesh in Saudi Arabia
A Bangladeshi delegation led by Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus’s international affairs special envoy, Lutfey Siddiqi, will represent Bangladesh at the ninth edition of the Future Investment Initiative (FII9) in Riyadh, beginning Monday....
Owner: Kazi Anis Ahmed
BYU hosts international symposium to address global religious freedom challenges
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Does France Have Independent Media?
In a recent appearance on France Inter’s morning show—France’s rough equivalent to CNN’s The Lead with Jake Tapper or MSNBC’s Morning Joe—American progressive thinker Yascha Mounk found himself in the awkward spot of fact-checking two prominent...
Owner: American Brownstone Institute
Senegalese business community in Rwanda react to presidential visit
Owner: The New Times Publications Ltd