Ten years ago, President Paul Kagame flew to the United States and visited Oklahoma Christian University where he was conferred upon a honorary doctorate degree – It was from then …
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Rwanda has become the second country to receive a top continental award for ensuring safety through the whole process of blood donation and increasing figures of donors. Level 3 Accreditation …
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Rwanda has directed that no healthcare provider should carry their cell phones at work after it emerged they get distracted while on duty. Ministry of Health announced via Twitter that …
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Kigali International Airport (KGL ) has moved up to second position on a list of the best airports in Africa – according to a survey by ‘Sleeping In Airports’ …
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Effective this week, senior government officials will get state benefits along with all the pomp that goes with their positions for only six months after they have left office – …
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More than 350 Microbiology graduates may never get employed unless they switch to the teaching profession. According to Rwanda Allied Health Professional Council (RAHPC), the affected graduates must first …
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Fifty two Football trainers have expressed interest in coaching Rwanda’s national team – Amavubi (Wasps). The Amavubi is desperately looking for a highly competent football coach that can help the team …
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The newly appointed officials to head different government institutions and agencies took oath of office at Parliament this Wednesday morning before President Paul Kagame. Claire Akamanzi has taken over as …
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From a silent genocide suspect that did not want to speak in court, 2nd Lt Henri Jean-Claude Seyoboka has began talking and cannot wait for another 30 days in jail. …
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Oshen Health Care Rwanda Ltd, a branch of Oshen Group from Angola is taking over King Faisal Hospital this afternoon. This follows a €21 million investment deal the company signed …
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Government officials have asked the public to erase completely the name of its public transport company – Onatracom from their heads so that the curse it left behind does not …
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President Paul Kagame has pardoned child inmates who sat and passed Primary Leaving Examination (PLE) and Secondary school national exams 2016 while behind bars. The president announced this amnesty to the …