Bernadette Uwizeyimana, a genocide survivor and mother of two, is currently admitted at Bugarama health center in Rusizi District after she was attacked by unknown assailants that attempted to kill …
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Rwanda is currently experiencing a sudden rise in malaria infection cases, which health authorities say threatens the country’s previous efforts to rollback the epidemic. Netsforlife, a charity that partners with …
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Tonia Locatelli, an Italian nun, flew to Rwanda in 1972, when she was 35 years old. Little did she know that she would be a victim of the genocide against …
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In Rwanda, the Flame of Remembrance has been lit by President Paul Kagame and the First Lady to mark the 21st commemoration of the Genocide against Tutsi which claimed over …
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As the world mourns millions of Rwandans who perished during the genocide against Tutsi in 1994, President Barack Obama, whose country remains haunted by its failure to intervene, said the …
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President Paul Kagame and the First Lady, Jennette Kagame, joined other Rwandans at Gisozi Genocide Memorial where they lit the flame of remembrance marking the 21st Commemoration of the 1994 …
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Bertin Kami 27, graduated from Rwanda’s National University in 2013 with a Bachelor’s degree in Agriculture. Like many fresh graduates, he hit the streets in search for a job with …
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Rwanda is concerned with the raid by Somali’s Al-Shabab terrorists at Garissa University College in Kenya. Speaking at a press conference, President Paul Kagame condemned the killing and said the East …
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President Paul Kagame has reaffirmed that he will not seek to renew his job as President beyond 2017, unless he is convinced beyond reasonable doubt. “I am convinced that come …
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Heads are spinning in DRCongo after US President, Barack Obama, telephoned President Joseph Kabila demanding he cooperates with the UN stabilization mission (MONUSCO) to disarm the Democratic Forces for the …
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Rwanda President, Paul Kagame has warned against Gender Based Violence (GBV) saying that government will harshly punish the offenders. “Violence against women is not in Rwandan culture. We have the …
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Rwanda’s First Lady Jeannette Kagame has warned that the next generation risks being wiped out by HIV/AIDS epidemic unless the world sustains spending in treatment, care and prevention. “I am …