The Swedish Court of Appeal has sentenced to life in prison Claver Berinkindi 61, a Rwandan with Swedish citizenship for Genocide crimes he committed during the 1994 Genocide against Tutsi …
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The British Minister for Africa in the commonwealth office is expected in Rwanda this afternoon. Hon. Tobias Ellwood will lay a wreath of flowers at the Kigali Genocide Memorial in …
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Israeli community in Rwanda has acknowledged that ties linking their country with Rwanda have gone beyond commemoration of a similar genocide tragedy to include development partnership. The 1994 Genocide …
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More local leaders may lose their jobs if they fail to deliver according to expectations of the community. Failure to achieve objectives, they may be asked to resign to prevent …
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For the past five years, no Rwandan project has convinced judges at a competition of the Royal Academy of Engineers, a British charity organization. This is good money innovative Rwandans …
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More than 4000 inmates at Nyarugenge prison – Rwanda’s largest and oldest maximum security prison, commonly known as 1930, have been relocated to a newly built prison. This is the …
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Ten years ago, President Paul Kagame flew to the United States and visited Oklahoma Christian University where he was conferred upon a honorary doctorate degree – It was from then …
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Rwanda has become the second country to receive a top continental award for ensuring safety through the whole process of blood donation and increasing figures of donors. Level 3 Accreditation …
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Rwanda has directed that no healthcare provider should carry their cell phones at work after it emerged they get distracted while on duty. Ministry of Health announced via Twitter that …
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Kigali International Airport (KGL ) has moved up to second position on a list of the best airports in Africa – according to a survey by ‘Sleeping In Airports’ …
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Effective this week, senior government officials will get state benefits along with all the pomp that goes with their positions for only six months after they have left office – …
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More than 350 Microbiology graduates may never get employed unless they switch to the teaching profession. According to Rwanda Allied Health Professional Council (RAHPC), the affected graduates must first …