A delegation of Rwandan survivors of genocide against Tutsi are in France giving testimonies that directly show how the French government was involved. Six members of the alumni of survivors …
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Fans of wildlife in Kigali have a reason to smile as Rwanda’s Natural History Museum will introduce a pair of crocodiles which can be seen crashing their prey. The …
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Members of Parliament say it’s an embarrassment that the Rwanda Revenue Authority(RRA) workers are leaving the tax body at a high rate. The MPs said this while reviewing the feedback …
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Rwanda’s First Lady Jeannette Kagame has told members of the Unity Club to lead a fight in safeguarding the country’s unity and sovereignty for the benefit of current and future …
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Kenya has announced its resolute decision to withdraw with immediate effect its troops deployed in South Sudan in response to the dismissal of Kenyan Lieutenant General Johnston Mogia Kimani Ondieki, …
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Rwanda badly needs an investor who is capable of replacing firewood-the traditional cooking energy which is putting the country forests under pressure. Officials in Ministry of Infrastructure indicate that the …
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In 2013, when President Paul Kagame met Rwandan diaspora in Toronto-Canada, two female Rwandan twins- Jocelyne Alexandre and Josephine Murphy, stood up to ask the President a question. As a …
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Silence prevailed across all Rwandan Primary school classrooms today, as National Examinations kicked off. A total of 194,679 primary school pupils started Primary Leaving Examinations (PLE) from 765 examinations centers …
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A team recently appointed by President Paul Kagame to work with him on a new outlook for the African Union operations have held their first session with their boss in …
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Rwanda has, with never-before-published facts, released a list of 22 French senior military officers who were directly implicated in the planning and execution of the 1994 Genocide against Tutsi in …
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Thousands of Rwandans this Saturday flocked to several sites for community works-Umuganda, all expecting to contribute to an activity of common interest, but some of them had a promise to …
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The United States government has allocated $18 million to Rwanda’s initiative to curb maternal mortality rate, particularly ensuring that more expectant mothers are safe from catching malaria. The commitment was …