The United States is the largest contributor to Rwanda’s tourism revenues, accounting for 20% of the total revenue. The immigration office says 1,220,000 visitors were received in 2014, compared to …
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If you think killers are not afraid of ghosts, then you might as well think twice. What happened in the dark days of 1994, during the genocide against the Tutsi, …
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In 1986, former President Habyarimana’s government contracted a Chinese company to construct a 98km road from Kayonza district to Kagitumba border with Uganda, Eastern Rwanda. Months later, construction works began. …
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There is nothing to celebrate about getting independence from colonial masters, President Paul Kagame unhappily told a crowd of students in Huye this afternoon. “Ask yourself, what we got out …
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Rwanda is suspicious about President Francois Holland’spromised classified dossiers with evidence on France’s involvement in the genocide against the Tutsi between 1990 and 1995. On Tuesday April 7, just a …
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Bernadette Uwizeyimana, a genocide survivor and mother of two, is currently admitted at Bugarama health center in Rusizi District after she was attacked by unknown assailants that attempted to kill …
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Rwanda’s Salesman-In-Chief, Paul Kagame, says tens of foreign investors are increasingly buying into his business pitches. “There are investors who have already come to discuss serious business with us,” President …
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In Rwanda, the Flame of Remembrance has been lit by President Paul Kagame and the First Lady to mark the 21st commemoration of the Genocide against Tutsi which claimed over …
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Bertin Kami 27, graduated from Rwanda’s National University in 2013 with a Bachelor’s degree in Agriculture. Like many fresh graduates, he hit the streets in search for a job with …
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Jeanine Mukayuhi, 50, a resident of Gatsibo district in eastern Rwanda, spent a decade battling a court case with hope to recover her inherited land, but justice kept escaping into …
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Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame is calling upon investors to tap into East Africa, saying the region is better placed for investment. “East Africa is a good bet for investors who …
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In Rwanda, French speaking teachers have successfully adjusted their ability to speak and teach in English, dispelling fears that the country’s switch to English in 2008 was a ‘disastrous’ move. …