Jean Marie Vianney Gatabazi, the new Minister of Local Government (MINALOC) has directed village leaders to solve existing problems, without residents waiting to fight for microphones to report their …
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The Ministry of Health through Rwanda Biomedical Centre (RBC) has announced plans of using mobile phone connections to intervene in cases of trauma and stress disorders during the 27th commemoration …
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Time check 1:00 pm. The cooks at Kayanga primary and secondary school start transporting saucepans full of rice, beans, and plates to each classroom. Teachers halt lessons and students push …
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President Kagame: Domestic Health Spending, Local Manufacturing-What Africa Needs to Minimise Dependency
President Kagame speaking during the Tony Blair InstitutePresident Paul Kagame says Africa manufacturing her own medical supplies would minimise over dependency on external help, in the wake of the global …
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The University of Rwanda(UR) has scheduled the inauguration of state-of-the-art student accommodation located in former Camp Kigali for May this year. The four-floor accommodation in two blocks will host 920 …
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The Senate Standing Committee on Social Affairs and Human Rights has highly recommended community driven best practices of unity and reconciliation to build Rwandanness – Ndi umunyarwanda identity among citizens. …
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No Parties or Home Visits- Officials Warn Against a Possible COVID-19 Surge in Easter Festivities
Cabinet members have warned the general public that the Easter holidays will call for even more vigilance to sustain the fight against COVID-19, otherwise, disregarding measures would cost the country …
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President Paul Kagame says that a growing debt burden on poor countries in the wake of the COVID-19 is likely to widen further the gap between rich and poor countries …
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The Basketball Africa League (BAL) today announced that the league’s historic inaugural season will tip off Sunday, May 16 at the Kigali Arena in Kigali, Rwanda, with 12 teams from …
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Three districts of the country have seen movement prohibition removed while six others saw curfew hours extended as Rwanda continues to intensify fight against COVID-19 pandemic. According to Prime Minister’s …
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The year 2020 exposed the barriers that millions of young African women face to successfully accessing technology-enabled learning—whether household responsibilities that place demands on their time, or limited access to …
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President Paul Kagame has told Rwandans that there is a lot to be thankful for in the country and despite COVID-19 challenges on the social-economic lifestyles of many Rwandans, the …