After intense pressure, Burundi has finally given up the body of deceased ex-Rwanda minister and diplomat Jacques Bihozagara who it assassinated, at least according to readily available details. The body …
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President Paul Kagame has ordered the misery endured for five years by 75 families waiting for compensation from the national electricity utility (EWSA), be put to an end immediately. If …
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Take away your praises and accolades piled on Rwanda as a shining star of Africa. The song of Rwanda’s progress does not appease President Paul Kagame. Yes, he is happy …
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Tanzania and Rwanda are opening up a new chapter since John Pombe Magufuli became President last year. After attending his swearing-in ceremony, President Paul Kagame and Magufuli seem to be …
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Policymakers in Rwanda are losing sleep. They have a nagging matter on their table to fix, as matter of priority. A series of endless meetings, are being held. They call …
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Pressure is mounting in Kigali. Jobs are at stake, so are businesses. Be it a street cleaner or a CEO of a contracted multi-million dollar firm, everyone is anxious. Roads …
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It is unusual for Medical Doctors to mobilise millions of dollars and invest in a multi-million dollar and bankable venture. In 2015, however, three big brains in global health, …
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President Paul Kagame this morning cast his vote in a referendum aimed at endorsing a revised constitution. Kagame dipped his thumb in ink and pressed on the ballot paper to …
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Roughly 450 days from now, Symbion Power Lake Kivu Ltd, an American energy corporation, will inject 14 Megawatt of electricity into Rwanda’s main power grid. By the 1080th day, the …
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President Kagame’sresponse on whether he will step down or not, when his tenure ends in 2017, might be known before Christmas. Kagame who was addressing RPF Political Bureau assembly on …
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Pressure is mounting in the education sector, KT Press has established from a trusted source. The Ministry of education is working around the clock to ensure that the revised academic …
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Jacques Chirac, former French President, must have been laughing at what he imagined were ‘les imbéciles’. Why not? For starters, France had been Rwanda’s master for three decades. Frankly, France …
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