Rwanda has again defended its best ranking in ease of doing business by attracting more foreign investment tapping into her yet untapped opportunities. The Rwanda Development Board (RDB) in 2017 …
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Rwanda has received a disbursement of $25.8 million following the IMF review which indicated that the country has registered steady growth in key economic pillars. The final disbursement was approved …
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The Anglican Church in Rwanda has elected Bishop Rev. Dr. Laurent Mbanda as the new Archbishop This comes after months of deliberations and prayer by the Rwanda Anglican House of …
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Ten envoys representing their respective countries to Rwanda today presented their papers of credence to President Paul Kagame. The new envoys to Rwanda start tour of duty at a time …
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His Highness(HH) Sheikh Abdul Aziz Al Nuaimi, commonly known as ‘Green Sheikh’ and member of the Ajman Royal family of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is exploring opportunities in environment …
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Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy and the latest high ranking French official to have visited Rwanda in the last 23 years is in Rwanda. “President Kagame receives former French President …
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Israel, a country that saw more than Six million of its people perish in the holocaust has recommended France to put more efforts in tracking and bringing to court suspects …
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A senior Pastor at Zion Temple church has used a strong metaphor to describe President Paul Kagame as a leader who has given it all to serve his nation. “Madame …
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One of the outcomes of the visit of President Paul Kagame to Tanzania has been revealed; both countries have agreed to construct a standard gauge railway from Isaka in Tanzania …
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President Paul Kagame has arrived in Tanzania for a 1 day working visit, the office of the President has said. Upon arrival at Julius Nyerere International Airport(JNIA) in Dar-es-Salam, Kagame …
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Rwanda admits that tangible progress has been made by the African Union member states to contribute to the funding of the continental body’s operation, but insists ‘a lot still needs …
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The government of Rwanda says it regrets to have heard comments that are allegedly attributed to US President Donald Trump targeting some African countries. Speaking to journalists this afternoon, Louise …