Nothing strikes fear into the faint hearts of many in the Congolese military, more than the mere thought of the M23 rebel group on the march. A time honoured distraction …
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As this year’s National Security Symposium (NSS) is declared closed, after three days of in depth discussions, on present and future challenges to national, regional, and global security, it is …
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The annual National Security Symposium, has kicked off in customary mode, taking an unflinching look at present, and future challenges to peace and stability, in the expectation that the lessons …
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Special Reports
Rwanda, Scotland, The Planet ‘Gallifrey’, Incarnated In A Single Being, Nshuti Gatwa
In a land far, far away, or approximately, 4000 miles from Rwanda, as the crow flies, probably, an extra terrestrial humanlike being, from the planet Gallifrey, who chose Rwanda, as …
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A foothold in Africa, is how the senior representatives of INSEAD (European Institute of Business Administration), described the just completed five day conference, in the Rwandan capital of Kigali. But …
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Rwanda is commemorating Kwibuka28, the 28th year, since the Rwanda Patriotic Front (RPF) forces, defeated the genocidal government, halting the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, to usher in the beginning …
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Like opening our respective gates to each other, is how the minister of infrastructure described the agreement, just signed between Rwanda and the Republic of Cuba. A first step in …
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Health authorities in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) are scrambling to contain a new outbreak of the Ebola virus. The outbreak was declared in the north-west city of Mbandaka. …
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Around the globe, Rwanda Diaspora communities began the 28th commemoration of the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi, Kwibuka28. In London, Rwanda’s envoy, High Commissioner Johnston Busingye, used the occasion, to …
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The future of work is the present preoccupation of everyone whose responsibility it is to shape today’s environment, to keep pace with the brave new world of tomorrow, as it …
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A boy from a village in one of Africa’s poorest nations, gets a rare chance to go to school, then a scholarship, to study carpentry. From such difficult beginnings, somehow …
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Appropriately, for a profession not given to banging its own drum, the annual general meeting of the Association of East and Southern African Accountants-General (ESSAG), held in Kigali, came and …