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The “right to be forgotten” law, known as the “the right to erasure” is a concept that allows people to request for the removal of specific personal information about them.
Law

What could be the implication of proposed ‘right to be forgotten’ law?

Friday, November 22, 2024
Airtel Rwanda Managing Director Emmanuel Hamez speaks during a press event on Tuesday, November 20, Photo Courtesy
Featured

Airtel Rwanda launches ‘Voice Over 4G’, completes nationwide network upgrade

Wednesday, November 20, 2024
Melissa Karemera, the Project Manager at MTN Rwanda
Featured

Corporate Corridors: The team behind MTN Rwanda’s growth, modernisation

Wednesday, November 20, 2024
Rwanda has made significant progress in digital literacy, surpassing its initial 2024 target ahead of schedule. Courtesy Photo
Technology

Rwanda’s digital literacy surges to 75%

Tuesday, November 19, 2024
Gratien Niyitegeka, star of Zacu TV's Shuwa Dilu, and Sophie Tchatchoua, Managing Director of CANAL+ Rwanda, at Imbuga City Walk during the launch of the festive promo Buri Munsi Ni Ibirori on Friday, November 15.

CANAL+ Rwanda launches festive season promo

Monday, November 18, 2024
New eKaSh logo
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EKash revolutionises digital payments with instant transfers, seamless accessibility

Friday, November 15, 2024
A press conference was attended by Aime Abizera, the CEO of GVA Rwanda, Yves Gashema, the B2C Sales Manager, David Serugendo, the Customer Service Manager, Eric Manzi, the Marketing Manager, and other members of staff. on November 8. Photos by Craish Bahizi
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CanalBox introduces festive promotion with free installation for new subscribers

Monday, November 11, 2024
Benjamin Mutimura, the CEO of I&M Bank delivers his remarks during the launch of the 'Karame' campaign on November 8. Photo Courtesy
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I&M Bank Rwanda launches 'Karame' campaign with 24-hour retail loan response

Monday, November 11, 2024
The average broadband cost in Rwanda is around $22.15 (about Rwf30,124), with basic mobile data and voice plans costing $7.44 and advanced plans costing $4.25.Photo Courtesy 
Technology

Why Rwanda leads in affordable internet for Africa's digital nomads

Thursday, November 07, 2024
Cross-border trucks that transport goods from Dar es Salaam to Kigali at Rusumo. Africa’s creator economy is distinctively diverse. A large portion of creators are in entertainment and media, followed by technology. Courtesy

Africa’s creative revolution: Unlocking a $17 billion future

Tuesday, November 05, 2024
A smartphone user goes through his messages. Over  43 percent of the global population (3.45 billion people), still do not use mobile internet, according to the latest GSMA. Photo. Courtesy 
Technology

Mobile connectivity: 10 major findings in latest global rating

Monday, November 04, 2024
TECNO introduced its latest smartphone series, the SPARK 30, in Rwanda on Friday, October 25.Craish Bahizi
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TECNO SPARK 30 Series unveils AI innovation, partners with MTN

Friday, October 25, 2024