The Ministry of Agriculture and Animal Husbandry (MINAGRI) has said that households that were supposed to get cow from Girinka by end of December last year did not get them …
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Brigadier General (Brig Gen) Jean Damascene SEKAMANA has retired from Rwanda Defence Force (RDF). According to Article 82 of RDF Special Statute, General Officers may retire at age of fifty-five …
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The ministry of education will tomorrow – January 9th release Primary and Ordinary Level examination results for 2017. The total number of primary candidates who sat for the exams was 237,181. …
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Festive season, even for those who had prolonged them by a week more, are over, and it is time to go back to work. Rwandans living abroad are also packing …
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The Rwandan hospitality industry is bracing itself to welcome thousands of visitors who will start flocking into Rwanda for big conferences every month since February. Rwanda will in 2018 host …
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If you are a mother and has been battling the deadly Fistula disease after birth, you could now be close to regaining your health. Kibagabaga hospital – one of Rwanda’s …
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Premises of Nyarugenge Prison commonly known as “1930” will be free for bidding by May this year after the completion of relocation of inmates to the newly completed Mageragere prison. …
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The court of public opinion has once again taken social media platforms especially Twitter by storm after an anonymous person launched an attack on four people accusing them of rape. …
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President Paul Kagame, in the end -of-year address to the nation, paid tribute to resilient Rwandans, but reminded them that while they continue to build the nation, detractors are going …
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President Paul Kagame and First Lady Jeannette Kagame have thrown a party for government officials, members of Private Sector and Civil Society organizations. Kagame and First Lady Jeannette Kagame have been …
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For two decades, relations between the Vatican and Rwanda government had remained very cold because the Catholic Church persistently shied away from apologising for its role in the 1994 Genocide …
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For nearly a decade, Rwandan journalists and media houses have consistently collided with both public and private individuals mostly arising from publications or reports that would be considered defamatory. However, …