10 Influential Media Voices Shaping Rwanda’s Digital Future in 2026

The Rwandan media landscape is undergoing a massive transformation. As digital-first platforms replace traditional models, a new generation of journalists and media entrepreneurs is leading the conversation on policy, climate, and innovation.

If you are looking to understand where Rwanda (and the broader East African region) is heading, these are the 10 LinkedIn voices you need to follow.

1. Felly Kimenyi

As a veteran at The New Times, Kimenyi remains a cornerstone of Rwandan journalism. His insights into media management and editorial integrity are essential for anyone in the professional communications space.

2. Dusabemungu Ange de la Victoire

The founder of Top Africa News, Dusabemungu has carved out a vital niche in Development and Environmental Journalism. A 2023 APO Group Journalism Award winner, he is a “must-follow” for his expertise in bridging the gap between climate policy and public awareness. His platform is a masterclass in how niche digital news can achieve continental reach.

3. Eugene Anangwe

A powerhouse in media leadership and a recognized “LinkedIn Top Voice,” Anangwe’s content focuses on the intersection of media, youth employment, and regional impact.

4. Amandine Ndikumasabo

Transitioning from a beloved TV anchor to a global communications expert, Ndikumasabo offers a sophisticated look at how Rwandan stories can be told on a world stage, focusing heavily on tech and education.

5. James Munyaneza

For deep-dive political and economic analysis, Munyaneza is the gold standard. His LinkedIn feed serves as a briefing for the country’s most significant legislative and social shifts.

6. Scovia Mutesi

A fierce advocate for media accountability, Mutesi’s work with Mama Urwagasabo TV highlights the power of grassroots digital broadcasting and the importance of ethics in the digital age.

7. Emmanuel Ruziga

If you want to understand the Rwandan Franc or the Kigali International Financial Centre (KIFC), Ruziga is your go-to. He translates complex market data into readable, actionable insights.

8. Jessica Agasaro

Representing the modern multimedia journalist, Agasaro’s use of video and social-first storytelling at The New Times provides a blueprint for engaging the next generation of news consumers.

9. Meilleur Murindabigwi

The engine behind IGIHE, Murindabigwi’s activity focuses on the business of media. He is a key figure for anyone interested in the technical and commercial side of high-traffic digital publishing.

10. Denyse Mbabazi

Mbabazi perfectly balances journalism with PR and event hosting. Her profile is a testament to the “multi-hyphenate” media professional, blending storytelling with corporate branding.

Why follow them?
In a world of “fake news,” these professionals provide verified, high-impact content that defines the Rwandan narrative. Following them is the fastest way to stay informed and connected to the heart of the “Land of a Thousand Hills.”