In Rwanda, French speaking teachers have successfully adjusted their ability to speak and teach in English, dispelling fears that the country’s switch to English in 2008 was a ‘disastrous’ move. …
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Rwanda’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) at current market prices grew by 7%, from Rwf4,864 Billion in 2013 to Rwf5,389 Billion in 2014. Base year was 2011 According to the National …
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Later today at 5:00PM, the Finance Minister, Claver Gatete, will announce whether Rwandans are growing richer or poorer. The Ministry’s Communication Officer, Sam Jean RUBURIKA announced that the minister will …
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Former general prosecutor of Rwanda Martin Ngoga has been elected as Member of Parliament of the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA). Ngoga, a candidate from the ruling party (RPF) replaces …
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Jean Paul Haragirimana 19, was the breadwinner for his family until the unthinkable happened. As a porter at a cement factory for more than 3 years, everything was normal until …
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Ngoma district in Eastern Rwanda, is known for its green lush, with a large expanse of land, but big part of it is completely abandoned. Its soils are fertile producing …
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A few years ago, deep in the villages of Butare, a famous town in Southern Rwanda, there happened to be a heated tension between genocide widows and wives of genocide …
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Relations between Rwanda and Tanzania could be described as cordial and a signal to an end of the sour fallout since 2013. President Paul Kagame on Saturday invited to Kigali …
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President Paul Kagame has pledged Rwf100m as support to the construction of Ntare School, Rwanda Chapter. Uganda’s President Yoweli Museveni, who, together with President Kagame, are Old Boys (OB), contributed …
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President Paul Kagame has expressed concern over the failures in the energy sector saying the Infrastructure Ministry and Rwanda Development Board were ‘humiliatingly’ responsible. He made the remarks during the …
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President Paul Kagame is frustrated by the level of mediocrity, corruption and self importance by some members in his government saying this is the major cause of poor service delivery …
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A commission of inquiry instituted to investigate the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) for denying the genocide against the Tutsi has recommended the agreement between Rwanda and the media house be …