Rwanda’s Supreme Court has trashed a lawsuit by an opposition political party that has been seeking to block an ongoing process to amend the country’s constitution. The Democratic Green Party …
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Rwanda is the most well governed country in the East African region, according to ‘Ibrahim Index of African Governance (IIAG) Index. This year’s index says Rwanda scored 60% indicating an …
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Rwanda has assembled a team of 60 scientists and tasked them with conducting a head count of all living mountain gorillas along the Greater Virunga Trans boundary. The census, the …
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President Paul Kagame has advised Rwandan fugitives living abroad to reconsider their status and return home promising them pardon despite the gravity of their cases. “Our coming here is a …
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President Paul Kagame has already touched down in Netherlands. His plane landed at Amsterdam international airport with his large entourage. He will meet thousands of Rwandans later at Rai Amsterdam …
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The Rwanda National cycling team finished first in the just concluded tour of Ivory Coast known as Tour de Cote d’Ivoire. Janvier Hadi the team Rwanda captain cycled to the …
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Rwandan officials with high level business acumen are working around the clock in Netherlands to rattle as many Dutch investors as possible into Rwanda. Over hundred Dutch companies have already …
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More than four thousand Rwandans living in the Diaspora and friends of Rwanda have arrived in the Netherlands capital, Amsterdam, for the 11th Rwanda Day event due tomorrow and Sunday. …
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All roads are headed to The Netherlands as Rwandan Diaspora in Europe arrive for what has become known as ‘Rwanda Day.’ President Paul Kagame will be the biggest guest in town. From October 3rd to 4th, Kagame …
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Alarming cases of malnutrition have forced Rwanda to engage investors and seek solutions to the demise. By 2014, 48% of Rwandan children below the age of five were still malnourished; …
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President Paul Kagame told the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday that a new consensus on sustainable development is lacking although adoption of global goals marks a new era in …
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President Paul Kagame of Rwanda has announced extra support to peace keeping operations around the world – this time including an all-female police force. Rwanda will contribute additional 1600 troops, …