Rwanda recorded ten new recoveries on Sunday, reducing the number of active cases to 90 as opposed to 237 total recoveries. So far Rwanda registered 327 COVID-19 cases cumulatively. No …
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Rwanda’s battle against new COVID-19 persists and the community at large believes that the country will in the end win but is desperately waiting for the d day. It is …
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On the 69th day after the first case of COVID-19, Rwanda is still successfully saving lives of COVID-19 patients and has never registered any coronavirus death case. On Thursday, Rwanda …
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One of the most wanted men suspected of committing genocide crimes and crimes against humanity in the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi Félicien Kabuga, on Wednesday, appeared in a Paris …
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We are hereby publishing an announcement from Hakizimana Ally Mohamad who wants to change his name into Manzi Ally in accordance with Rwandan laws.
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Rwanda has yet again registered six new cases of New Coronavirus, a day after 11 new cases, all of which health officials attribute to cross-border movement. Total cases diagnosed in …
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The Embassy of the People’s Republic of China in Rwanda has donated food items worth Rwf24million to members of the Rwanda KungFu/Wushu Federation (RKWF) who have been affected by the …
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Cases of new COVID-19 were going down since May 1, but new figures show that the country is still in stiff battle. The numbers have been varying between 3, 4,2, …
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The Rwanda senate has approved appointments of Rwanda’s National Demobilized and Reintegration Commission (RDRC) and the director General of Rwanda Environment Management Authority (REMA) respectively. The two officials approved on …
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Rwanda on Tuesday officially deployed five high tech robots which will be assisting doctors and frontline workers in the country’s fight against New Coronavirus. The robots were handed over to …
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President Paul Kagame has granted pardon to a convict and collective pardon to 50 young women convicted for abortion – part of the statement of the cabinet meeting that took …
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An extraordinary Cabinet meeting chaired by President Paul Kagame via video conference on Monday made key decisions that will see the country slowly reopen other areas of the economy by …