Rwanda Revenue Authority (RRA) has today shutdown businesses in Kigali city most of which have pending tax arrears totaling Rwf 62 billion. “Efforts to make business owners pay taxes according …
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Parliament will this Monday August 10 release its findings from a whirlwind two-week consultation exercise on constitution amendment. Results from the exercise conducted between July 20 and August 3, 2015 …
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Four local companies have acquired 22 struggling power plants in a massive public auction. Under the deal, the micro-dams will be managed by new owners for the next 25 years, …
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Mugabekazi Julie54 cannot believe that today she is a teacher because the previous regimes denied her a chance to pursue education. In 1968 she joined Kivumu Primary School in Kamonyi …
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Domicien Nzabanza 66, a father of seven from Bushekeri sector in Nyamasheke district had for a long time relied on herbalists whenever he was sick. Until the last two years, …
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Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame has said he needs to retire soon and work on his intellectual properties to inspire the current and next generation. “It is true, I have started …
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The ministry of education has asked district mayors across the country to investigate and establish why private schools are closing and advise accordingly. Currently 20 private schools have closed doors; …
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Ngali Energy, a Rwandan energy company is considering acquiring the highly controversial Mazimeru hydropower plant through a public auction scheduled for August, KT Press has reliably learnt. “Bank of Kigali …
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Dozens of energy companies are about to sign a-25 year leasing deal of 17 public hydro power plants, KT Press has established. “We want the private to venture into the …
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Rwanda’s legislators have this Monday dispatched across the country to seek views of citizens on amendment of the constitution. Over 4 million Rwandans signed petitions and submitted to Parliament seeking …
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An anonymous killer in Rutsiro district, Western part of Rwanda, on July 15 ensured there was none around him/her and wrote a testimony. The killer poured his/her heart on a …
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In 1929, Louis Joseph Postiaux, a Belgian colonial governor of Rwanda, summoned all traditional chiefs and community members ‘for a surprise meeting’. He told them, that ‘the Project’ he had …