When President Paul Kagame visited local communities during his annual citizen outreach last year, he realized that local leaders were not solving community problems as required. Tougher evaluation has since …
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When Kagame met with religious leaders and members of the private sector at an annual National Leadership Prayer Breakfast in 2015, he asked them to fight to reach the high table …
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French President François Hollande has used the 27th Africa-France summit to try to ‘heal’ the African wounds caused by French government operations on the continent, before leaving office in less …
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He has met world leaders – and travelled all over. While hundreds of Rwandans that have studied in China or still do, will likely return to Rwanda, or get survival …
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When President Paul Kagame and the First Lady arrived at the venue of the 2017 France-Africa Summit in the Mali capital Bamako, French counterpart Francois Hollande was on hand to …
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A new technology is likely to help Rwandan farmers reduce on poor harvests caused by unpredictable climatic changes. The new innovation conveys timely whether-based information to farmers thus helping them …
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After twenty two years of hurtful feelings for losing family members during the genocide against Tutsi, Xavier Twahirwa will be relieved after locating some of the bodies. As construction works …
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A hospital that had been on the drawing board for years, could be ready for delivery ahead of the 2017 government closed door retreat – where a directive was issued …
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A drought that ravaged large parts of Rwanda – especially in the east left huge chunks of the region not fit for cultivation, government has told the IMF. Hundreds of …
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The family of late King Kigeli V Ndahindurwa has dismissed a communiqué naming a successor to the king and warned the public not to take it serious. The king’s family …
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Several Rwandan men are increasingly speaking out against the violence and discrimination faced by women and accept gender equality as an important factor in the country’s development. Through the “HeforShe” …
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Cancer patients in Rwanda can now count on getting inspiration stories on how to survive, thanks to the community drive to contribute to the first cancer book publication “My Name …