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In the years when Rwanda was transitioning into a republic, many young men stepped forward eager to serve their country. Among them were Ruhashya Epimaque and Juvénal Habyarimana. Each followed …

Thirty-five years ago, in Musange village, Nyamagabe district, life unfolded in quiet rhythms shaped by farming seasons, school routines, and community gatherings. Our village, like many across Rwanda, was preparing …

Twenty-five years ago, a young girl named Irere Claudette completed her primary education in Kigali, unaware that she was about to embark on a journey that would shape both her …

Early this year, Simone Bommeljé was in her Amsterdam home when she met her friend whom they had connected since the last twenty years and the later told her “Girl, …

    Sixteen young professionals fresh from university or from seed companies in Rwanda have graduated from the RICA Seed Centre which is located at Rwanda Institute for Conservation Agriculture …

  President Juvénal Habyarimana, who ruled Rwanda until early 1994, died when his plane was shot down as it approached Kanombe Airport on the night of April 6, 1994. He …

The appeal trial in the case of Sosthene Munyemana, a medical doctor accused of Genocide crimes committed in Butare, current Huye district proceeds in the Paris Court of Assizes with …

In a meeting that is concluding in Kigali on Building Global Acute Care Research Capacity, John Marshall, Professor of Surgery and Critical Care Medicine at University of Toronto gave two …

 Residents of Mataba Cell, located on the foothills of Mount Rebero in Nyarugenge District, together with their neighbors from Nyarurenzi Cell in Mageragere Sector, gathered yesterday to celebrate a significant …

For several weeks of the dry season, conversations in Kigali were dominated by water shortages, “irrational rationing,” and electricity blackouts in some towns. But now the headlines have shifted: national …

In the rubble of a country scarred by genocide, where windows in government offices were shattered, and stray dogs still fed on human remains, a man with no salary, no …

Thirty-four senior police officers from nine African countries graduated on Friday, June 20, from the National Police College (NPC) after successfully completing the one-year Police Senior Command and Staff Course …