Rwanda has on Friday registered exactly a total of 280 cases of COVID-19 since the pandemic was confirmed in Rwanda on March 14 this year. The total number of confirmed …
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President Kagame has today met with officers of the Rwanda Defence Force at the Rwanda Military Academy in Gako, Bugesera district – Eastern Province. Photos on Urugwiro twitter handle show …
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It is five days since Rwanda eased the COVID-19 lockdown, allowing several businesses to resume. The law enforcers, health officials, and other stakeholders are adjusting here and there, to make …
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Today was a big day in Rwanda where people were allowed to go out and conduct businesses after nearly two months in a lockdown. It is part of the partial …
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In the midst of the noise and bustle of busy city life, it can be easy to miss your surroundings. In any trial Covid-19 might try to wriggle out of …
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The cabinet meeting that took place on April 30th has lifted the COVID-19 lockdown that started on March 21 with some exceptions and conditions. Among others, schools will remain closed …
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Rwanda has confirmed five new coronavirus cases and 2 more recoveries, to bring the total number of confirmed cases to 212, and 95 recoveries. Active cases have increased to 117. The …
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The Rwandan community in Ghana, friends of Rwanda joined by several officials have held an online Kwibuka 26 event where they reminded the need for everyone, including the international community …
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President Paul Kagame has removed General Patrick Nyamvumba from his duties as Minister of Internal Security, owing to matters of accountability under investigation- a communique from Prime Minister’s Office on …
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Rwanda has once again registered an unusual increase in numbers of Covid-19 infection after confirming 16 new cases on Monday, April 27. It’s again an issue of drivers and their …
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Rwanda’s Ministry of Health has confirmed eight Covid-19 cases on Sunday, which brought the total number to 191. However, four new recoveries were also registered thus taking the total numbers …
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It’s now 42 days since Rwanda started Covid-19 lockdown and no wonder, everyone, leave alone the tourists is already missing the beauty of the fauna and flora of the country …