When President Paul Kagame made a major cabinet reshuffle on the evening of Monday, November 4, 2019, social media was awash with mixed analyses. Discussions were allover – that even …
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An International Conference on Food and Nutrition will today convene in Kigali to discuss food security in Africa and propose solutions that can help the 257 million Africans who are undernourished. …
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President Paul Kagame and Commander – in – Chief has made several changes and deployments in Rwanda Defence Force (RDF). Major General Jean Bosco Kazura has been promoted to General …
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President Paul Kagame has moved Minister Vincent Biruta from Ministry of Environment to replace Dr. Richard Sezibera as Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation in a major cabinet shake …
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Leave alone a garden including wifi internet at Kigali Public Library where you can sit and read for the whole day, a new garden in front of City of Kigali …
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From Monday to Wednesday this week, all roads are leading to examination centres as Primary 6 students sit their first ever national exams. A total of 286,087 pupils are sitting …
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The University of Rwanda (UR) has cleared the air over the fate of 370 medical students who were reportedly set to miss graduation on November 8, saying that they will …
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Works to expand the Sonatubes-Gahanga-Akagera bridge road are set to be complete by April next year as the road works approach Nyanza-Kicukiro, despite the expropriation exercise continuing. According to Imena …
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Rwanda marks World Food Day, with a renewed commitment to end malnutrition and to reach the UN target of “Zero Hunger.” World Food Day (WFD) was established in 1979 by …
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Mr. Asiimwe Herbert Ejo Heza Scheme coordinatorRwanda Social Security Board (RSSB) has announced plans to initiate lucrative media awards for outstanding reporting on social protection in Rwanda. Moses Kazoora, RSSB …
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“Is it safe to drink tap water in Rwanda?” a tourist asked on the website of the UK-based travel agency Natural World Safaris. “Unfortunately, no. We do not recommend you …
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The management of the Akagera National Park has proceeded with a second and probably last stage of reintegration of the five black rhinos that were trans-located to the park three …