Special Reports

For over thirty years, Rose Marie Uwimbabazi knew little about her father and the family history that shaped her past. Her father, Michel Rwagasana, was a man erased from history, …

In the night of November 27, 2024, Rwanda featured on the list of Prince of Wales including three African countries that continue to write success stories in wildlife conservation. At …

When discussing Kigali’s cost of living, it becomes a lively topic with residents who have experienced the city’s transformation from the late 1980s to today. For new arrivals, it is …

Rwanda has been steadily climbing the global ranks across various sectors, from environmental protection to ease of doing business, security, and the fight against corruption. In the three decades since …

Rwanda is looking forward to a middle income economy status, come 2030 and the leadership in place is set to usher the country to that milestone. The team of City …

In 1994, Rwanda found itself at crossroads. The country’s economy lay in ruins, its coffers empty, and the devastation of the genocide against the Tutsi had left the nation in …

Imagine a time when only 2.6% of Rwandans had health insurance. This wasn’t a distant past, but the reality for Rwanda in the mid-1990s. Access to healthcare was limited, and …

On April 8, 1993, UN special rapporteur Bacre Waly Ndiaye arrived in Rwanda to investigate the worsening political, security and humanitarian situation. He visited several camps for internally displaced persons …

Rwanda stands at a crossroads as it heads into the general election; parliamentary and presidential due July-September, 2024. To shed light on this critical moment, we are launching a groundbreaking …

After her meeting with Prime Minister Dr. Edouard Girente, vice president of the World Bank for Eastern and Southern Africa, Dr Victoria Kwakwa, gave fullsome responses to questions from the …

Type M23 into a search engine of your choice, and it will inform you that it can find 30,700,000 results for you. Yet for all that, thanks to claims about …

It should be generally acknowledged now, that with rare honourable exceptions, Western journalists, as with their commentators, academics, not to say politicians, are incapable of seeing Africa, in any way, …