Anyone attempting to destabilise Rwanda whether from within or outside the county will face severe consequences, President Paul Kagame has warned. Rwanda’s President issued the stern warning Friday during the …
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President Paul Kagame has directed the minister of justice to ensure that genocide victims be compensated as soon as possible. Kagame said those with the ability to pay, should not …
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Rwanda’s Minister of Gendar and Family Promotion has sternly warned child molesters saying government will harshly punish the culprits. “We are fed up with child molesters. The government will take …
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There is a battle between parents and government as to who should feed school children, especially those at primary level. According to the Education Ministry statistics, there are more than …
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President Paul Kagame has said Rwandans are not for sale and strongly warned those involved in trafficking Rwandan citizens. “We cannot accept that Rwandan people be traded like commodities,” he …
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Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame met Angola’s leader José Eduardo dos Santos Wednesday afternoon and held talks in the capital Luanda. Kagame traveled to Angola for a one-day working visit, accompanied …
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Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame has hit back at France President Francois Holland’s statement during the recent Francophonie Summit in Darkar, Senegal. On November 30, speaking at the 15th biennial summit …
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Jeanne Mwamikazi, a local business woman, selling vegetables at Kimironko market, has always wanted to contribute to the Ebola fight, since the epidemic broke up in West Africa, months ago. …
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Being diagnosed with the HIV/AIDS virus shattered her dreams and hopes to live a full healthy life. Clotilde Kampire, 44, a single mother, recalls collapsing in front of doctors after …
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Joseph Biziyaremye, a vulnerable 20-year-old from Kirehe District in Rwanda’s Eastern part, lost his parents when he had just joined secondary school. His hope of going back to school was …
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Leandre Sekamana 23, a Rwandan university student, spent months wondering whether to donate Rwf3000 ($4) to a fund meant to construct a hostel to accommodate about 200 genocide orphans. Sekamana, …
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Saturday is a relaxing day, for many. Not in Rwanda though; particularly every last Saturday of the month all year round. Everyone – with no age limit, picks a tool; …