The New Vision newspaper is facing criticism over a cartoon that readers say demeans the 1994 genocide against Tutsis in Rwanda. In the Tuesday edition, New Vision has a cartoon …
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Local leaders planning to resign from their duties after committing administrative offenses will not walk away with just submitting a resignation letter anymore as it has been the case this …
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A Catholic priest Fr. Thomas Nahimana who was reportedly blocked from boarding a Kigali-bound plane in Kenya has come out to express happiness after President Paul Kagame indicated he did …
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Two years ago, Muhire Louis-Antoine flew from Canada to establish an ambitious project in Rwanda – a country he had fled when he was just 12-years after the 1994 genocide …
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There is shock in Rwanda. A judge at a UN court that has been trying genocide suspects – whose pattern of court decisions have also been contested by his colleagues, …
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Rwanda may soon begin sharing its magic on how it has managed to beat all odds and transform into a prosperous country within a short time after genocide against Tutsi …
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Forty six convicts from Muhanga central prison will this afternoon walk free and join their families, after two important cabinet resolutions changed their fate. The Cabinet meeting, on December 9 …
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Rwanda President Paul Kagame has asked members of his government at the 14th National Umushyikirano Council to set a solid deadline on which the country will stop depending on foreign …
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Protection of civilians in raging armed conflicts will not be possible if current obstacles to how much that peacekeepers can do is not reformed, Gen. Patrick Nyamvumba has said. The …
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The year 2017 brings good news to electricity and water consumers as regulators review downward tariffs of the two essential amenities. The Rwanda Utilities Regulatory Authority (RURA) has approved new …
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Malawi court has this morning heard that businesses of a wealthy genocide suspect are all run by offering bribes and kickbacks to Malawi government officials. Vincent Murekezi highly feared back …
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Over 120 children representing various associations and rights movements have travelled from as far as Afghanistan, Nepal and Latin America to join their Rwandan counterparts to discuss child business matters. …