Effective today, Rwanda Development Board (RDB) increased price of Gorilla Permits to $1,500 for all visitors, nationals inclusive. Previously, the tariffs were $750 per person for non-nationals, $375 for foreign …
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A delegation of the African Union Peace and Security Council (PSC) says President Paul Kagame’s championship of AU reform project has set a clear road map for what Africa should …
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It was unthinkable that the Catholic Church in Rwanda would renegade on their position against “Ndi Umunyarwanda Program” an initiative that seeks to foster unity and reconciliation in the country. …
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President Paul Kagame will this weekend be hosting over 40 foreign ministers from African countries as well as Ambassadors to AU to discuss the way forward in the implementation of …
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It is exactly 50 days to nominations of presidential candidates in Rwanda ahead of elections scheduled for August 4. And the list of aspirants keeps growing – the latest being …
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The Rwanda Defence Force (RDF) has launched its annual Army Week – but this time reaching out to a wide range of beneficiaries and over much longer timeframe. Between May …
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President Paul Kagame has said that the working relationship between Rwanda and the Global Fund is proof that health financing can bring good results if money is put in the …
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Rwanda is concluding a four year research that will lead to exploration of new kind of energy in efforts to meet 70% energy rollout target by 2018. Two feasibility studies …
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Ten Rwandan refugees from Zimbabwe, Congo Brazzaville and Uganda have arrived in Rwanda for a three-day visit to see the real image of the country 23 years after the 1994 …
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Rwanda is back on the list of The Big Five nations after restocking 10 black Rhinos in Akagera national park in Eastern province. The Rhinos were airlifted from South Africa. …
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The governments will this month start offering affordable houses to civil servants registered in a program that seeks to solve housing issue among middle and low income earners. In the …
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The woman who was first lady of Rwanda for more than 20 years has gone public 23yrs later affirming that she had no idea there was plan to exterminate Tutsis …