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International Workshop On Colonial Legacies And Decolonization Held At Protestant University Of Rwanda
The Protestant University of Rwanda from 1 to 14 March 2026 recently hosted an important international workshop under the theme, “Dealing with Legacies of colonization and Changing Narratives in the Decolonization Process: Burundi, Germany, and Rwanda.” The workshop brought together a diverse group of participants, all united by one common purpose: to reflect critically on the legacy of colonialism and to explore how new and more balanced narratives can be built for the future.
Ibyahishwe Abizera – Igice Cya Mbere: Bibiliya Yaturutsehe?
Iboneka ry’amateka y’ishingwa rya Bibiliya: Inkomoko, iyandikwa, iyandukurwa n’irondakurikizwa (Transmission and Preservation)
Artificial Intelligence, Digital Religion, And The Future Of Humanity: Moltbook, Crustafarianism, And The Rise Of Superhuman AI
At the beginning of this decade, artificial intelligence (AI) has entered a phase of rapid and transformative growth. Systems that once struggled with elementary arithmetic are now assisting with advanced coding, scientific research, and complex reasoning tasks.
Africa Crossroad From Fossil Fuels To Renewable Energy, Case Of Rwanda By Dr NDAYIZEYE MUNYANSANGA Olivier, Lecturer At Protestant University Of Rwanda (PUR), Member Of AFAN-CJ And COP 30 Delegate
Africa crossroad from fossil fuels to renewable energy, case of Rwanda by Dr NDAYIZEYE MUNYANSANGA Olivier, Lecturer at Protestant University of Rwanda (PUR), member of AFAN-CJ and COP 30 delegate
IBANGA RYAGUFASHA KWIRINDA GUTANDUKANA (DIVORCE) IGIHE UMUBANO UGEZE HABI
Umubano w’abakundana cyangwa abashakanye ushobora guhura n’ibihe bikomeye, aho amarangamutima agenda akagabanuka, ibiganiro bigahinduka intambara ndetse rimwe na rimwe bikagera ku gutandukana.
IGITARAMO CYA NOHELI MU ITORERO RYA EPR PAROISSE KIYOVU
Abakristo ba EPR Paroisse Kiyovu bateraniye hamwe mu gitaramo cyihariye cyateguwe na korali Family Of Singers (FOS) ikorera umurimo w’Imana muri iyo Paroisse.
THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION FOR AN AFRICAN FUTURE: REFLECTIONS FROM PUR’S FIRST PROFESSORIAL INAUGURAL LECTURE
The event carried the theme: “Theological Education and Church Life: What Theology for the Contemporary African Context?” This significant academic gathering provided an invaluable platform for reflection and dialogue on the role of theology in shaping the life of the Church and society in contemporary Africa.
