Former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo has said that he finds it “criminal” for some African leaders to doubt the benefits of African Continental Free Trade Area. Tomorrow, March 21, will mark …
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With less than 24 hours to the historic signing of the Africa Continental Free Trade Area agreement, President Paul Kagame has alerted Africans to get prepared for more challenges that …
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The Rwandan community in France is outraged over Genocide negationist comments aired on “French State broadcaster France Inter – a sister channel to RFI” and is demanding action including prosecution. The …
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South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has confirmed his attendance of the extraordinary African Union (AU) Heads of State and Government summit in Kigali– March 21, his office announced. Fresh from …
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For Africa to benefit from the Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), signatories will have to revisit their legal and logistical structures – Rwanda’s Foreign Affairs Minister Louise Mushikiwabo has said. …
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Kigali City residents, students and all those reporting to work on a specific time of the day, will have to think wisely about which alternative road to use in the …
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If you have been planning to relocate closer to Ecole Belge de Kigali for the benefit of your children, better change your plans – the 50 year old school is …
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Policy makers and experts in renewable energy in East Africa will next week convene in Rwanda’s capital Kigali to push for energy projects in the region. The forum, organized under …
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The German Government through its development bank (KfW) has launched the first phase of funding a project that will increase the number of qualified graduates in the selected vocational institutions. …
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From the recent history France has been accused of masterminding the plans which led to the 1994 Genocide against Tutsi and shielding the perpetrators. The young generation from both …
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Several roads across the capital Kigali will be closed from time to time for a period of four days during the Extraordinary Summit Heads of State of the African Union. …
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President Paul Kagame says he is not happy that for many years, broadcast rights of African games competitions are owned by foreigners. “It is an embarrassment because I was also …