The Japanese embassy in Rwanda has signed two funding agreements with civil society organizations to improve access to safe, clean water and rehabilitation of feeder roads. The duo funding agreements …
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Land and property owners are relieved after the government moved to put on hold earlier announced increased taxes on land and property that left many worried about their affordability. A …
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China has approved a new COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use, which was developed by the head of its Center for Disease Control, adding a fifth shot to its arsenal. …
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We all know little or nothing about the emotions of an official who learned the good news of a new appointment from the Head of State until the person offers …
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President Paul Kagame has appointed Jean Marie Vianney Gatabazi as Minister of Local Governmenr (MINALOC) replacing Prof. Anastase Shyaka who has been at the Ministry for the last two years. …
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The cabinet meeting chaired by President Paul Kagame today relaxed some measures meant to fight against COVID-19 by allowing more flow of business across the country, but three districts will …
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Rwanda Senate has agreed on a decision to summon the government representative, the office of the Prime Minister to explain why there are still visible incidences of expropriating citizens without …
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After several groups, Rwanda has started COVID-19 vaccination at market places in Kigali and across the country. The first batch of over 240 traders operating in Kigali City Market were …
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The Secretary General of The Commonwealth, Patricia Scotland and Rwanda’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation, Dr. Vincent Biruta have affirmed Rwanda’s readiness to host the Commonwealth Heads of Government …
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Five more Rwandans who have been deported from Uganda say they were tortured by Ugandan security agents while in detention after they were wrongfully arrested on suspicion of espionage at …
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Nsabimana Callixte, co-accused in a terror trial also involving Paul Rusesabagina and 19 other terror suspects who are alleged to have c0mmitted crimes on Rwandan soil including killing civilians has …
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Terror suspect Paul Rusesabagina has pulled out of the case in which he is accused and 20 others of terror-related crimes, telling Judges that he will not be returning to …