Wrangles in the Pentecostal church (ADEPR) are not yet over- concerned members within the church are calling for an overhaul of its leadership. A strong 5- page communiqué shared with …
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Rwandans have more chances of living longer – a new survey conducted by the United Nations has revealed. A projection by UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs, ‘IPC Datashot’ …
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Effective this Wednesday January 18, people found selling anything on the streets of Kigali city and the buyers will pay fines once caught. A directive issued mid last year sets …
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Rwandan First Lady Jeannette Kagame has told parents to provide children at early age the best care possible so that they do not put their entire life at risk. She …
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President Paul Kagame on Wednesday held discussions with Prof. Klaus Schwab, the founder and executive chairman of the World Economic Forum (WEF). The meeting took place on the sidelines of …
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Africa could develop faster if states increase trading among each other and also exploit the untapped skilled labour – various business leaders have said at the ongoing 47th World Economic Forum in …
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The UN mission in DR Congo (MONUSCO) said Wednesday it has “verified information” that no M23 rebels have crossed from Uganda onto Congolese territory – essentially contradicting what Kinshasa announced …
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Twenty two years ago, any part of Rwanda was not safe – citizens were divided along ethnic lines and mob justice was rampant and climaxed into the 1994 genocide against …
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Tigo Rwanda – a major telecom company has shifted to Kigali Heights a modern landmark building in the city with more spacious and corporate offices. Kigali Heights is located in …
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When President Paul Kagame visited local communities during his annual citizen outreach last year, he realized that local leaders were not solving community problems as required. Tougher evaluation has since …
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When Kagame met with religious leaders and members of the private sector at an annual National Leadership Prayer Breakfast in 2015, he asked them to fight to reach the high table …
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French President François Hollande has used the 27th Africa-France summit to try to ‘heal’ the African wounds caused by French government operations on the continent, before leaving office in less …