Kagame’s Economic Delusions: How Rwanda's Own Data Exposed the World Bank's Cheerleading
Rwandan farmers cultivate terraced fields, illustrating an economy where informal and subsistence work remains widespread.The World Bank is not just an embarra…
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Rwandan farmers cultivate terraced fields, illustrating an economy where informal and subsistence work remains widespread.The World Bank is not just an embarra…
Workers process ore at a Rwandan mine amid scrutiny of mineral sourcing and the Almonty–Rwanda joint venture.In September 2026, the Toronto-based Almonty Indus…
President Paul Kagame, as IMF findings raise questions about Rwanda’s declining public-sector net worth and rising debt.Paul Kagame’s African economic miracle…
President Paul Kagame, whose centralized rule faces scrutiny amid Rwanda’s rising debt and weakening public finances.Rwandan head of state General Paul Kagame…
President Paul Kagame, whose government faces renewed scrutiny over the financial transparency of Rwanda’s public institutions.Meanwhile, Rwanda’s public secto…
Residents live alongside an open wastewater channel in a densely populated Kigali neighborhood.Paul Kagame’s heavily marketed "smart city" is a masterclass in…
Foreign Minister Olivier Nduhungirehe (left) and Interior Minister Vincent Biruta during diplomatic meetings in New York.The 81st United Nations General Assemb…
RCMP Constable Eli Ndatuje, accused by Canadian prosecutors of improperly accessing police records and disclosing information to the Government of Rwanda.The r…
Louise Mushikiwabo as Rwanda intensifies its diplomatic campaign for her continued leadership of the OIF. (Editorial composite)The high-stakes world of multila…
Two Rwandas: rural families confronting deep poverty and precarious livelihoods, while modern Kigali projects prosperity through immaculate boulevards and glea…
RNC continues to highlight cases and patterns involving political detention, forced exile, and restrictions on free expression that contradict claims of open g…
Closing civic space does not only silence politicians. It weakens accountability that protects households, workers, and communities.