President Paul Kagame says Rwanda’s growth has been largely due to the use of ICTs in implementation of national programs. The country has expereinced an average 8% growth over the …
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Rwanda has revised several policies to attract investment and accerelate economic growth in the country. Some of the reforms include the process of registering property and wided security base …
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A delegation of Rwandan technocrats is in Busan, South Korea, showcasing Rwanda’s best practices of embracing digital technology for development and achievements in Information Communication technology (ICT). The team led …
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MTN Rwanda announced on Monday, October 6, it has cut down charges on call for its roaming subscribers ahead of the Wednesday launch of One Network Area Agreement. MTN follows …
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Rwanda’s Senate President Dr. Jean Damascène Ntawukuliryayo 53, has resigned from his position citing personal reasons. An emergency session, Wednesday 17, which involved a quorum of 25 senators, convened with …
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It is an awfully hot Friday. The scotching sun has gone terribly wild. The nauseating dry haze has arrested the rolling hills of Gisozi, a suburban neighborhood of Rwanda’s Capital City, …
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Over 3000 Rwandans living in North America are preparing to meet Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame in Atlanta, USA, during the sixth edition of Rwanda Day, on September 19-20. Former US …
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Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame has authorised deployment of more troops to conflict stricken Central Africa Republic. The last boots of the 140 special police forces were airlifted from Kigali International …
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Charlene Jendry, an American conservationist, made a maiden visit to Rwanda in 1990. She toured Akagera National Park, Rwanda’s high-end touristic destination. The mighty lions, the Kings of the Jungle, …
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DR Congo’s President Joseph Kabila has refused to give green light for a military operation against Rwandan rebels operating on his soil. The development surfaced yesterday during a meeting for …
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Police in Rwanda has introduced new and harsh penalties for traffic offenders. The decision was triggered by a series of deadly accidents reported in the last 30 days. More than …
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A German medical student travelling from West Africa to Rwanda has been hospitalized after doctors suspected he has Ebola-like symptoms. The patient is kept in an isolated facility. “Samples from …