President Paul Kagame is confident that UHC is attainablePresident Paul Kagame has backed the World Health Organization’s (WHO) efforts in providing required advice to keep the world out of harm …
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Chinese Ambassador to Rwanda, Henry Rao Hongwei has said that his tour of duty in Rwanda has been eased by President Paul Kagame’s successful visit to his country in March …
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Emelliene Uwimana has been secretly living on top of human bodies of Tutsi killed during the 1994 genocide against Tutsi. When Genocide erupted, Uwimana was living in Gahoromani – a …
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The Presidential Palace Museum which is former home of former President Juvénal Habyarimana will today change to Art Museum, the second in the country. “The decision comes after realizing that …
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The Kigali-Gatuna highway that was restricted to heavy trucks after a landslide at Rwankonjo-Cyumba Sector, last Sunday has been reopened to heavy trucks. “Kigali-Gatuna Road traffic resumes for ALL vehicles. …
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Rwanda is slowly adapting to the culture of using gas for cooking, but the possibility of gas leaking and explosion in households remain most feared by users. Gas has been …
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Rwanda may need to intensify campaign on the use of gas as an alternative cooking energy to counter the high demand of wood which keeps increasing, putting pressure on the …
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The United States does not want a tax on imports proposed by African leaders to raise at least $1.2billion annually to fund the African Union, a security symposium in Rwanda …
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“Works to restore traffic started on Kigali-Gatuna Road. We expect to have traffic resumed for all vehicles by Monday latest. However, light vehicles and passenger buses are passing,” Jean de …
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The Ministry of Education has proposed elimination of National Primary Level Exams (PLE) to save government from spending over Rwf3.7billion annually on conducting the examinations. The Minister of Education, Eugene …
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BK Tech house together with Rwanda Agriculture Board (RAB) and the Private Sector Federation (PSF) held a one-day meeting with the public and private institutions in agriculture as well as …
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A Japanese company has discovered a new business opportunity to grow their rare flowers in Rwanda after a long search across the world. Three years ago, Rwanda government offered Bloom …