President Paul Kagame has said that despite a number of challenges, Rwanda has remained stronger and resilient which confirms that the future will even be brighter. In the address which …
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Young girls have responded massively to the Miss Rwanda contest where the winner is awarded with a brand new car, a juicy salary for one year, travel allowances, on top …
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Rwandan youth have a very challenging assignment – to aim for the ‘high table’. Over 3000 youths drawn from Diaspora and in the country, are gathered at Petit Stade for …
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Rwanda has launched construction of its first pharmaceutical plant which will manufacture a range of drugs, thus cutting medical import expenses. The plant, Cooper Pharma East Africa by Cooper Pharma, a Moroccan …
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Year ender Festivities are around the corner, and the wise have started spending wisely to be able to save for the big parties. As it has become a tradition however, …
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More than 128,000 Congolese and Burundian refugees living in Rwanda will each have an extra Rwf230 ($0.2) to live on – following Belgium’s €1.5 million support. Rwanda’s Ministry of Disaster …
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As has always been the custom in the month of December, President Paul Kagame and The First Lady have today hosted children from across the country. President Paul Kagame and …
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In 2009, Mukeshimana Liberata was a desperate house wife raising her five children. Her husband the family bread winner was earning from carpentry. According to Mukeshimana, her family could not get …
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Parfaite Mugisha was born a normal baby, but at the age of 10 suffered from measles, and didn’t get treatment which resulted in inability to walk. Mugisha 26 years old, …
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Rwandans can now use their phones to send a text message and secure convenient services in just seven days. Through ‘Irembo’ (e-Government Platform), citizens can now get services like land …
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Father Ubald Rugirangonga, a Catholic Church priest known in Rwanda for reconciliation and healing messages has launched a documentary film narrating how his community achieved forgiveness after the 1994 Genocide …
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The British government has named Joanne Lomas as the new High Commissioner to Rwanda and Non-resident Ambassador to the Republic of Burundi. Lomas replaces William Gelling OBE who has concluded …