Every hour, about 120 Rwandans subscribe to internet, according to the country’s ICT sector survey of 2014, which is yet to be made public. Between 2013 and 2014, about 1,043,813 …
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President Paul Kagame today delivered a brand new Fuso truck worth Rwf40 million ($56,500) to members of COCAMU, coffee farmers cooperative in Kirehe District, Eastern Rwanda. The President visited the …
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Rwanda has become a regional hotspot for cement producers. Cimerwa, a local cement producer has failed to meet the demand, thus giving room for neighbouring cement manufacturing giants to …
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Cherie Blair, the wife to former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, has told men to stop beating their wives, saying the practice drags family progress. “It’s time for good men …
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Rural communities have another reason to smile after the country’s 2500km feeder roads rehabilitation program secured extra funding. The United States, through its international development arm, USAID has provided Rwanda …
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Alphonse Murenzi, 29, is a Rwandan millionaire. But how he earned his fortune has one of the most painful experiences any human being shouldn’t have to go through. During the …
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President Paul Kagame has said that investments should always benefit local communities for the world to achieve development. “It is not just about returns, it is about what businesses leave …
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A Rwandan Journalist, Magnus Mazimpaka, has emerged the 3rdwinner of this year’s 4th East African Business Council Media Awards. Mazimpaka is also an Editor for KTPress, a subsidiary of Kigali …
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Rwanda is looking for a potential investor to set up a cancer treatment facility, and help the country cut down the number of Rwandans traveling for the service abroad. The …
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Burundi on Monday morning blocked foreigners from entering the country through Rwanda, leaving hundreds of passengers stranded at the border. Burundian Ambassador to Rwanda was unavailable for comment, as he …
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South Sudan, the world’s youngest, nation has sent part of its cabinet to Rwanda for consultation on development. The delegation includes; Seven ministers, four deputy ministers and other key figures …
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President Paul Kagame and his Algerian counterpart, Abdelaziz Bouteflika, have agreed to cement bilateral cooperation and discussed how similar relations can be pushed across to attain socioeconomic development and security. …