Author: OLIVE TUYISHIME

Rwanda has been ranked 41st in the world in the fight against corruption and injustice, according to the 2025 Corruption Perceptions Index released by the global anti-corruption movement. The latest results mark Rwanda’s strongest performance to date and highlight a steady upward trajectory in governance and accountability. The survey, which assessed 182 countries, shows that Rwanda scored 58 percent in 2025, up from 57 percent in 2024 when it ranked 43rd. The improvement reflects continued national efforts to curb corruption and strengthen public institutions. At the continental level, Rwanda is now ranked third in Africa and holds the top position…

Residents of Musanze District joined national leaders to celebrate Rwanda’s 32nd National Heroes Day in Muhoza Sector, honoring the country’s heroes and renewing their commitment to unity, patriotism, and selfless service as drivers of national development. Celebrations to mark Rwanda’s National Heroes Day were held in Musanze District, at Nduruma Village in Kigombe Cell, Muhoza Sector. The event was attended by the Governor of the Northern Province, the Mayor of Musanze District, and other leaders from various institutions. Some residents who participated in the celebrations said they were happy to honor the day and emphasized that they too should strive…

Research conducted in 2025 by Transparency International Rwanda has revealed that corruption loopholes still exist within the education and health sectors. The study indicates that various forms of corruption continue to undermine service delivery in these two critical sectors. In the education sector, the research highlights several corruption practices, including sexual corruption, where students are asked for sexual favors in exchange for marks, favoritism in the recruitment and placement of teachers, irregularities in school procurement processes, and manipulation of students’ academic streams. Similarly, in the health sector, corruption manifests through practices such as the misallocation of nutritional supplements (Shishakibondo) to…