Silence prevailed across all Rwandan Primary school classrooms today, as National Examinations kicked off. A total of 194,679 primary school pupils started Primary Leaving Examinations (PLE) from 765 examinations centers …
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A team recently appointed by President Paul Kagame to work with him on a new outlook for the African Union operations have held their first session with their boss in …
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Rwanda has, with never-before-published facts, released a list of 22 French senior military officers who were directly implicated in the planning and execution of the 1994 Genocide against Tutsi in …
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Thousands of Rwandans this Saturday flocked to several sites for community works-Umuganda, all expecting to contribute to an activity of common interest, but some of them had a promise to …
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The United States government has allocated $18 million to Rwanda’s initiative to curb maternal mortality rate, particularly ensuring that more expectant mothers are safe from catching malaria. The commitment was …
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Women MPs participate in plenary sessions as equally as their male counterparts but none had ever revealed what happens to them behind the scene. News has it, in several countries …
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Issa Masengesho is preparing to close his shop at 11 pm in the busy night spot around Prince House in Remera in the capital Kigali. But there are two clients …
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The recent allegations by International organisations that Rwanda recruited young Burundian men in Mahama camp into “non-state armed groups” are baseless, UNHCR assistant commissioner for Protection says. In December last …
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Police in Sweden has today arrested a Swedish national who is alleged to have committed the 1994 Genocide against Tutsi in Rwanda. Ben Curtis 48, resident of Örebro County arrived …
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Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame has told Rwandan refugees in Mozambique they are awaited home to support fellow citizen in developing their homeland they left dilapidated but has since transformed into …
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For more than two decades, he has locked himself from the outside world. Despite being the current defacto leader of Rwandan militia group in DR Congo, no single media has …
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Government says it is reviewing the education curriculum to deal with concerns raised by a major study on the country’s labour market. Only 10 % of employed Rwandans said they …