The government of Rwanda has declared it will share revenues generated from minerals with local communities around mining sites. As is done with revenues from tourism, particularly gorilla tracking, for …
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President Paul Kagame says Rwandans should not be barged into selective international justice that targets some and spares others. “We must continue to reject things like universal jurisdiction that serves …
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Hundreds of African youths and corporate managers will next month gather in Rwanda’s capital Kigali for a leadership summit aimed at unlocking leadership potentials. “We strongly believe that it is …
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The African Union envoy to South Sudan met President Paul Kagame on Monday seeking advise on the best approach to end violence in the oil-rich nation. Former Mali President, Alpha …
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Former Mali President Alpha Oumar Konaré is expected in Kigali this afternoon where he will pay a courtesy call to President Paul Kagame of Rwanda. The two are expected to …
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Rwanda and Ethiopia have suggested new development models they believe can help Africa break away from the prescribed Western models. African leaders of the two countries and those from other …
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South African-owned CIMERWA, Rwanda’s sole cement producer has introduced new 32.5-quality blue bagged cement and announced its promotional prices. On August 17, the Prime Minister Anastas Murekezi officially launched the …
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Jean Luc Kubwimana 40, woke up on August 6th to routine work; carrying passengers on his motor cycle which is a source of daily income. However, later in the day …
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It’s official. No more vehicles the capital’s Central Business District (CBD), Kigali city authorities have declared. It is now a ‘Car Free Zone’ following President Paul Kagame’s twitter response to …
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When men standby as a woman is violated, “they are an even bigger problem than the perpetrators,” President Paul Kagame said earlier today. He said everyone should be there for …
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Local leaders on Thursday vowed before President Paul Kagame that they will do whatever it takes to improve agricultural growth to 6% from 4% last year. Agriculture, employing over 80% …
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President Paul Kagame has intervened in matters affecting the business community. The President said concerned authorities should harmonise penalties with committed business offences. He made the remarks Wednesday at Gisozi …