Serge Rwigamba is the head guide at the Kigali Genocide Memorial in Rwanda, a role he finds therapeutic. Like any job though, it comes with its quirks, characters, and challenges.
How young entrepreneurs are transforming their nation, from the capital to the countryside.
A peek into Rwanda's tech revolution through the story of a 14-year-old Rwandan boy who taught himself to code in a MS-DOS system and is now partnering with Heineken.
Twenty years after a genocide devastated the country, Rwanda has made a remarkable recovery and a new generation sees entrepreneurship, empowered by technology, as its patriotic duty.
As mental health problems are discussed more openly in Rwanda, one group fights stigma by putting white foreigners to work.
Fierce stigma surrounds mental illness in Rwanda. One organization is trying to address the problem in surprising and unconventional ways.
The constitution prohibits Paul Kagame from running for a third term. But many Rwandans want him to stay.
The country hopes that hosting the African Olympic qualifier will thrust its national team onto the global cycling stage.
Kepler University is blending online learning with in-person instruction — and is seeing startling results.
As Rwanda marked the 21st anniversary of the genocide, President Paul Kagame said the country "has changed for good and forever."
After the horror of genocide in Rwanda, friends and families begin the process of reconciliation with the perpetrators.
In Rwanda, tens of thousands of amputees serve as living reminders of the 1994 genocide.
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