Marthe Mukambonera never studied beyond primary school level. When she got married about 30 years ago, she remained a house wife but didn’t want to let her husband remain a …
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Barely a year after the ‘Kigali Amendment’ was signed to scale down production and consumption of hydro-fluorocarbons (HFCs), Rwanda wants all signatory countries to ratify the agreement. The Kigali Amendment …
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The proposed Cooperative Bank is scheduled to start operations very soon, KTPress has reliably learnt. “It has not been easy. But within a month from now, we can predict that the bank …
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September 18th in New York, officials from NEPAD, CEOs and African leaders met at NASDAQ headquarters to launch a campaign that could see Africa finance its stalling bankable projects. In …
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President Paul Kagame currently in New York for the United Nations General Assembly has recommended officials who are sparing no efforts to take Africa to the next level. At the …
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It is Monday morning at one of the biggest banks in Rwanda’s capital Kigali. Dozens of customers queue inside the banking hall. They are here for different services; such as …
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After a heavy downpour with strong winds last week, Fidele Hakizimana, a resident of Nyagatoma Cell in Nyagatare District is seen standing in front of his destroyed house without a roof -it …
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The French government has remained tight lipped and refused to grant access to archives detailing its role in the 1994 Genocide against Tutsi in Rwanda. François Graner – a French …
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President Paul Kagame will next week speak at the Presidential Dialogue on the Future of U.S – Africa Business Relations in New York. A statement by the Corporate Council on …
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Rwanda has approved extra financing for energy projects in a resolve to close gaps in power generation. To meet these targets, the cabinet meeting chaired by President Paul Kagame on …
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Government of Rwanda has embarked on the task of closing all businesses and structures situated in areas gazetted as wetlands. According to authorities, previous sensitization efforts to woo occupants to …
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Members of the Judiciary have a tough challenge of curbing corruption to convince President Paul Kagame to consider increasing their salaries. Kagame said this while reacting to a request by …