Charite Ingabire, a resident of Masizi Center, Musange Sector in Nyamagabe District cannot watch television in her area unless she makes a trip to a neighbor who has solar power. …
Oswald Niyonzima
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Rwanda is taking another step towards the plan to provide patients with the incurable disease a caregiver who helps them spend the rest of their life cheerfully. More than 1000 youth …
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Notorious convicts of the 1994 Genocide against Tutsi, including senior military officers, Ministers and opinion leaders of the Genocidal regime have always defended themselves saying that they did not have …
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Hamza Ihirwe grew up loving the arts and he always dreamed to make it his lifetime career, but when he joined high school in early 2000s he found himself studying …
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Another Rwandan national has been deported from Uganda after three weeks of torture from the Chieftaincy of Military Intelligence (CMI). Emmanuel Rwemayire 44, a Rwandan retailer who has an electronics …
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African heads of state have welcomed the organs’ ongoing reform where more than 20 countries have ratified the 0.2% self-financing scheme. In 2016, President Paul Kagame was tasked by his …
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Rwanda has become the first country worldwide to adopt an instrument that informs drone users on nature, quantity, and quality needed for a specific activity that can be achieved by …
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The Roman Catholic church of Rwanda has requested the government to fund replacement of asbestos roof covers if the country wants to phase out this hazardous construction material. There was …
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Israel, a country that saw more than Six million of its people perish in the holocaust has recommended France to put more efforts in tracking and bringing to court suspects …
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Military Students at Rwanda Command and Staff College (CSC) are exhibiting home cultures in Musanze as a way of fostering intercultural dynamisms among participants. “Understanding the relationship between national traditions, …
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In 2014, when Bruce Kan completed his primary studies at Wisdom School in Musanze district, his family moved to the United Sates of America. To pursue his studies, he had …
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Benjamin Mkapa, former President of the Republic of Tanzania is glad that Rwanda is taking the lead in Wildlife conservation while parks are being degazetted and downsized elsewhere. Mkapa is …