After eight days of the most challenging cycling race in Africa, Rwanda’s Valens Ndayisenga became the first double winner of the Tour du Rwanda ever since it became a certified …
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Twenty-two years ago, tens of thousands of Tutsi were hacked to death inside churches – sometimes on orders by priests and nuns. For all these years, the Catholic church had …
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He kept the cycling rhythm high and set a tough pace for other cyclists until he crossed the finish line winning Stage six of Tour du Rwanda. With this super …
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Eritrean cyclist has won Stage 5 of Tour du Rwanda placing Rwandan cycling fans in an unpredictable situation about Stage Six. Eyob Metkel peddled hard closing the gap to 42 …
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For Rwandans who have been finding it hard travelling to Kigali Public Library to read a book, have a new but easier alternative. A member of Young Presidents’ Organisation(YPO) – …
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A delegation of Rwanda Genocide survivors has accessed the EU parliament in Brussels where they raised important concerns on the fight against genocide denial. Six members of the alumni of …
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Canadian immigration officials have handed to Rwanda a major genocide fugitive also linked to the inner circle ‘Akazu’ of the previous regime. For 22years, Jean Claude Seyoboka 50, a former …
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Kenyan cyclists believe they can perform better if their cycling federation back home gets organised. Many Kenyans are struggling to keep pace with the leading teams in this year’s Tour …
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Tour du Rwanda 2016 edition is an unpredictable competition with tough circuits across the country covering a total distance of 819.1 Kilometers. There are 85 cyclists grouped in 17 teams from across …
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Last year, Hategekimana Samuel was reflecting on how he would celebrate Christmas. He was still bed ridden battling a respiratory complication for 30 months at King Faisal hospital in Kigali. …
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Valens Ndayisenga has retained the Yellow Jersey for the second day despite finishing seventh in today’s grueling Karongi- Rusizi stage three race of the Tour of Rwanda. To maintain the …
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Babies born to civil servants and any other employee under pension will this November begin enjoying presence of their mothers for an uninterrupted three months. Rwandan Ministry of Finance and …