In 2024, Rwandans will continue to add new mega-constructions to the list of places to visit, do business, especially in the City of Kigali. The projects that will either be …
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Public transport in Rwanda has so far written a long story with different episodes, but the latest can be traced since the beginning of the just concluded year 2023. On …
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The African Development Bank (AfDB) has commended Rwanda for fully implementing water and energy projects funded by the bank to achieve sustainable development. Marie Laure Akin-Olugbade, the Vice President for …
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Residents of Nyarugunga sector have officially unveiled a plan to construct community-funded neighborhood roads as part of citizens’ contribution to the government of Rwanda’s efforts to connect communities. The four-phase …
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The energy sector has gained a 30 Megawatt substation, the New Gasogi Substation, worth more than Rwf24 billion. The new facility will be operational next month and is expected to …
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Rwanda has launched a new campaign that intends to replace asbestos roof covers which has been proven hazardous construction material. The campaign that started on April 12 finds its justification …
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The World Bank and government of Rwanda will inject Rwf160billion in the second round of Rwanda Urban Development Project (RUDP II) aimed at improving urban settlements through proper management of …
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Huye city, an academic hub of Rwanda and one of six secondary cities is located on the main highway of Kigali – Akanyaru, Rwanda’s border with Burundi. No wonder, the …
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The minister of infrastructure on Tuesday appeared before parliament to explain verbally why several road and water projects in Kigali and across the country are either substadard or incomplete despite …
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Ten years ago, the world almost turned dark. It was hit by a financial crisis – the worst since the world’s Great Depression of 1929. At the time, people especially …
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In the wake of the 1994 Genocide against Tutsi in Rwanda, rebuilding was a priority such that every other building, be it private, government, a school needed a facelift. In …
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It is just ten months to the year when Rwanda swore, it would have become a middle income economy. Looking at the checklist, success was registered across sectors and so …