Rwanda has established a US$ 22 million medicine college, expected to produce more general medical practitioners. The college, funded by the Adventist Church, and part of the University of Central …
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Rwanda’s Former Prime Minister, Dr. Pierre Damien Habumuremyi, has been appointed the President of the country’s Chancellery for Heroes, National Orders and Decorations of Honor. Dr. Habumuremyi’s appointment was announced …
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Rwanda tourism revenues increased from $293m in 2013, to $303m in 2014, representing a 3% increase, Rwanda Development Board (RDB) says. Between July 2013 and June 2014, Rwanda received 1.17 …
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Essential crops in Rwanda are experiencing low harvests, a situation researchers say poses a serious food insecurity. The scenario is linked to farmers’ lack of access to improved seeds. A …
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Rwanda, once again, is eligible for the US$2.1b fund, according to Julia Gillard, former PM of Australia and chairman of Global Partnership for Education (GPE). Sixty developing countries, including 37 …
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Rwanda has received seven million Euros (Rwf5.5b) from the German government to finance rural development and create employment opportunities. Finance minister, Claver Gatete says the funds, which are in form …
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446 Police cadet officers at Police Training School in Gishari, Eastern Province, have graduated and await official pass out by the commander-in-chief. February 9, 2015, during the graduation ceremony, Internal …
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In 1999, Annah Muhorakeye returned to Rwanda from Uganda where she lived as a refugee for 25 years. A peasant from Eastern Rwanda, largely dependent on farming, she spent seven …
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Farmers are angry the government has scraped sorghum off the list of priority crops in the country. On February 3, in a meeting with representatives of farmers pleaded to the …
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Financial institutions in Rwanda have maintained their position saying the agriculture sector is ‘insecure’ to invest in. The central banks says of the total lending portfolio from commercial banks, only …
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Rwanda’s Water and Sanitation Corporation Ltd. (WASAC) has contracted an American water treatment firm, Culligan International, to design and install a water treatment plant to provide drinking water to Kigali. …
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Howard Buffett – the eldest son to multi-billionaire investor and philanthropist, Warren Buffet, will invest $500 million (Rwf 350 billion) to transform agriculture production in Rwanda, away from subsistence. Last …