Every Rwandan child should go to school for the country to prosper, otherwise there will be consequences. And President Paul Kagame reiterated that every child, whether has parents or not, …
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From 100,000 commitment to raise that number of Rwandans backing the global HeForShe campaign, Rwanda made a new move this Thursday to have five times more champions. President Paul Kagame …
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This Saturday, April 30, a group of Rwandan girls talented in technology will be presenting highly innovative projects in a tight race where the winner will be crowned Ms Geek …
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In the past few weeks, Lake Kivu suddenly began changing colours. Residents on the shores have been taking selfies and sharing on social media. Photos of the colour changing lake …
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Oshens Group, an international health services company has a €21 million investment deal to upgrade Rwanda’s referral Hospital, King Faisal, to international standards. The deal signed on Monday afternoon, between …
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When xenophobic attacks erupted last week in Zamba’s capital Lusaka, dozens of foreigners ran for their dear life. Among the victims include Rwandan business owners. When Police confirmed eight people …
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Rwanda’s Army has joined the fight against malaria that is increasingly claiming more people both in the country and in Africa. The Military is currently engaging different players in the …
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The second girl that had survived an illegal abortion reported yesterday has also died. KT Press has learnt she already had a three-months old baby boy. It all started on …
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Nyagatare police station has this morning arrested, Ngarambe Deogratius (a.k.a Rukanika), owner of Lakai Health Center and his guard for allegedly carrying out an illegal abortion on two girls. The …
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Rwandans can now easily check the status of a particular plot of land by using their mobile phones as opposed to the long queues at land offices across the country. …
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Nasho farmers in Kirehe district are counting days before they say goodbye to drought related problems they have endured for decades affecting agriculture production in their area. The $24 million …
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Rwanda continues to become a regional hot spot for cement producers despite Cimerwa, the local cement producer, having injected $140 million six months ago to meet local demand and generate …