Ninety one Rwandans have repatriated from Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) on Friday morning via Rubavu district at the western border of Rwanda. The returnees, largely women and children, were …
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Petero Rukema, 89, was attending official duties as a village leader in 1998 when a dozen of gangs pounced on him in broad-day light in the remote Rusasa sector, Gakenke …
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Rwanda has unveiled the long awaited new investment code with expectation to attract more investors, despite allegations that the country is losing large volumes of revenues through tax incentives. The …
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Rwanda has contracted eight traders to supply large volumes of fertilizers in an attempt to bridge yields gaps in the country. The traders will effective July 30, begin importing fertilizers …
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The African Union Peace and Security Council (AUPSC) in Addis this afternoon denounced the arrest of Rwanda’s intelligence chief by the UK and unanimously called for his immediate release. Spy …
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News spread around Rubavu district, then Gisenyi prefecture Western Rwanda early 1950s, that neighbors had buried a live child with her dead mother “because there was no caretaker.” Two secondary …
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Sometime in 2002, President Paul Kagame summoned opinion leaders and traders from Nyamagabe district of former Gikongoro prefecture in Southern Rwanda. He wanted to meet them and discuss how to …
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The government has announced that by the end of 2015, it will ensure that all Gacaca Reparation cases are concluded and every penny is paid to aggrieved parties. This, Justice …
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Rwanda has embarked on rehabilitation of Mukura-Gishwati natural reserve with the aim of conserving wildlife that is a major attraction to tourists increasingly visiting the country. Government is also expected in …
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Effective next month, Rwandan engineers, medics, IT specialists, statisticians and other professionals will begin volunteering with their skills as part of the national community work, Umuganda. Every last Saturday of …
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The City of Kigali has launched an online platform for real estate developers and the general public seeking construction permits without queuing at city authorities. The process is free and …
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Two American investors have invested over $2 billion in Rwanda to save thousands of local enterprises struggling to access capital at even a higher interest rate. Working through a locally …