In March 1997, insurgents that had been battling government forces attacked a secondary school in Ngororero district – killing students after they defied an order for Hutus to separate themselves …
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President Paul Kagame has told government officials to stop bragging about the already known achievements but do more. “We keep congratulating ourselves for good results but why don’t you do …
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Rwanda will in March feature on the prestigious National Geographic channel – in a hour-long documentary depicting the return of Lions in the country’s Akagera national park. The documentary ‘Return …
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President Paul Kagame has told the newly decorated cadet officers that it’s not only for military protection they have been commissioned for but for a holistic involvement into community development …
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For Africa to achieve significant success in tourism and trade, the continent’s skyline should be free – President Paul Kagame said today. “When our skies are closed it is harder …
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Rwandans are required to log onto an online public platform to apply for an Identity card, driving permit, land title and many more – gradually, the use of papers will …
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Works on the second phase of Nyabarongo Hydro Electric power project are expected to begin soon to generate an extra 17MW of electricity. India’s Vice President Shri Hamid Ansari today …
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Twenty three years ago, Rwanda was at the extreme of destruction – a million lives were lost in a genocide against Tutsi. However, when the Rwanda Patriotic Front stopped the …
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Four months from now, thousands members of the Anglican Church from across the world will be flocking at Gahini – Kayonza district, Eastern Rwanda for miracles, probably like the Roman …
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President Paul Kagame on Saturday told the annual Munich Security Conference (MSC) that throwing huge sum of money is not the answer to addressing health security challenges. It is by …
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Young twins from University of Rwanda have defied odds by designing a platform where all the adolescents, young adults and the general public will ask any question related to sexual …
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President Paul Kagame is in Germany for the Munich Security Conference (MSC) discussing global security issues from February 17-19. The president will spend three days in Munich with other global …