Rwanda Tribune is a digital news publication delivering timely, accurate coverage of events in Rwanda and the wider Great Lakes region, including Burundi, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and neighboring East and Central African countries.
What We Cover
Our newsroom tracks developments across:
- Amakuru (News): breaking national and regional news
- Politike (Politics): governance, elections, and political developments across the region
- Umutekano (Security): conflict, defense, and cross-border security developments in the Great Lakes region
- Mu Mahanga (International): major world events relevant to our readers
- Imikino (Sports): football and regional sporting news
- Imyidagaduro (Entertainment): culture, music, and entertainment from Rwanda and beyond
- Amatangazo (Announcements): public notices and official announcements
Our Approach
We report primarily in Kinyarwanda, with select coverage available in English, to serve readers across Rwanda and the diaspora. Our team draws on official statements, on-the-ground sources, and regional wire reporting, and we attribute information to its original source wherever it did not originate with our own reporting.
We aim to cover fast-moving regional security and political stories responsibly—reporting what is known, attributing what is claimed, and updating stories as facts are confirmed.
Our Team
Rwanda Tribune’s editorial team includes contributing writers covering national news, regional security, politics, sports, and entertainment. Individual bylines appear on every article we publish.
Corrections
We are committed to accuracy. If you believe a story contains an error, please contact us using the details on our Contact page, and we will review and correct it promptly.
Contact
For editorial inquiries, corrections, or feedback: info@rwandatribune.rw