Ten years ago, President Paul Kagame flew to the United States and visited Oklahoma Christian University where he was conferred upon a honorary doctorate degree – It was from then …
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President Paul Kagame has told local manufacturers to first think about local market before focusing on the region while consumers back home are ‘starving’. The president today toured Special …
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Twenty three years ago in every corner of Rwanda, Interahamwe militia had one mission – to locate and kill any Tutsi by all means possible. With death looming everywhere, a …
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Africa requires at least $1.2 trillion every year to achieve the United Nations’ 2030 targets that were endorsed in September 2015, a high-level conference in Kigali has been told. Out …
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Nigeria says Rwanda has surpassed it in Information Telecommunication Technology (ICT) and the two countries agreed to reinvent their partnership for development. “Rwanda has succeeded largely in ICT for the …
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Rwanda advocates are not satisfied with Police’s explanation about the death of their colleague – Me Toy Ntabwoba Nzamwita shot early Friday after he forcefully violated traffic rules. Police on …
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The year 2016 was ground breaking for Rwanda’s energy sector. KT Press reviews major deals that shaped the year to enable Rwanda to glimpse into producing 563MW of electricity by …
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Amid unrelenting backlash, the Catholic Church of Rwanda has admitted the apology it issued for individual priests over the 1994 genocide, did not go far enough. In November this year, …
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Rwanda President Paul Kagame has asked members of his government at the 14th National Umushyikirano Council to set a solid deadline on which the country will stop depending on foreign …
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A photo of a yet-to-be identified man has caused spat on different social media platforms, with twitter enthusiasts suspecting the man could be a genocide fugitive roaming around the world. …
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It was a jubilant evening at Rwanda’s Radisson Blu and Convention Centre in the capital Kagali as 2000 members of Rwanda Private sector federation (PSF) met President Paul Kagame to …
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Rwandan taxpayers stand warned that contractors cheat on tarmac roads, important public buildings construction that crack barely after they are handed over or any project that stalls; Civil servants are …