The Rwanda Cycling Federation today elected Ndayishimiye Samson as new President following resignation of former President Murenzi Abdallah on August 31 and ongoing probe into the national cycling body. Bigango …
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Liberalization of public transport in city of Kigali has started to pay off. A couple of weeks after the transport regulators allowed any investor with capacity to bring their buses …
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Special Reports
We Were Neighbours of the Monster – Witnesses from Karambo Portray Seraphin Twahirwa
You have not heard much about the 1994 Genocide against Tutsi until you visit Karambo cell of Gatenga sector in Kicukiro district to hear testimonies of the citizens who, in …
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Since the last five years or so, ribbons were cut to kick off business in Rubavu, Rusizi, Nyaruguru, Cyanika, Kagitumba, and Rusumo cross border markets respectively. The whole idea in …
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Gen. (Rtd) James Kabarebe today shared a story of Rwanda’s liberation and its heavy cost, including hostilities from their enemy who would not shy away from killing war prisoners including …
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The National Public Service Commission has issued its report for the fiscal year 2022-2023 where scores of applicants turned up for 1,372 positions. During the reporting period, the commission published …
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From the Horse carriage of 1880s with an average speed of 30km/hour to the Koenigsegg Agera RS with 447 km/h today or the 211 km/h of the V8 engine which …
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Rwanda Police, Fire Brigade is putting out fire that has gutted a tall building that hosts Ecobank in Kigali, affecting office stationary at the top floor. The fire outbreak caught …
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Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame, Commander in Chief of Rwanda Defence Force (RDF) and Chairman of the ruling party-Rwanda Patriotic Front(RPF) Inkotanyi, father and husband is today celebrating his 66th birthday. …
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President Paul Kagame yesterday chaired a cabinet meeting which made several appointments in senior leadership positions in Rwanda and abroad. Two judges were appointed at Supreme Court and those include …
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The court of Assises in Brussels today continued the hearing of a case involving two Rwandans who are facing Genocide trial; Pierre Basabose and Seraphin Twahirwa. While Twahirwa appears to …
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The trial involving Genocide suspects Seraphin Twahirwa and Pierre Basabose in Brussels Court of Assises on Tuesday heard the results of investigations that were conducted by Belgium prosecution in Rwanda …