Burundi has pulled out from military games and cultural shows that are bringing together soldiers from East African Community country members in Kigali effective August 8. The East African Military …
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Rwandan lawmakers have endorsed the creation of a special academy that will be training facility for personnel of the country’s intelligence agencies. Becoming the sixth department in the National Intelligence …
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A soldier from DRC force, “Commando” regiment in uniform has categorically refused to return home after being captured on Rwandan soil. To him, “going back to motherland is kissing death.” …
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Spy chiefs from African countries are coming to Rwanda to rally against the abuse of international justice, which is on spot over losing universal identity by just targeting African leaders. …
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Another 8500 university graduates have this afternoon been added to the Rwandan labour market after they were awarded degrees from various academic disciplines. The massive graduation ceremony presided over by …
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A good Samaritan who has been taking care of disabled and abandoned children is almost giving up after realising the community is not offering her any support. In 2000, Léoncie …
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For the past two years, the level of Rwandan females eligible for participation in the country’s labour force has significantly dropped by 12.5%. According to a recent Labour Force Survey …
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Amid a crackdown from ruling party supporters and notorious youth militia called ‘Imbonerakure’ who hunt down anybody trying to escape the increasing violence, Burundians are willing to take more risks …
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Bank of Kigali has received a loan worth €28 million (Rwf 24 billion) from the European Investment Bank (EIB) to support private sector investment across Rwanda. The loan is part …
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Rwanda’s Natural resources minister Dr. Vincent Biruta (2ndL) chatting with US Secretary of state John Kerry (c) Come October, senior officials from 200 countries will descend on the Rwandan capital …
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Rwanda will on Thursday destroy 49 tons of expired and faulty explosives, to avoid hazardous effects they would cause to the environment. To be destroyed include grenades, bombs and ammunitions, …
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A leading German business-management software making company SAP, has sent its experts to Rwanda where they are volunteering in local companies. So far since July 12, twelve IT engineers have …