Daniel Sabiiti

Relations between Rwanda and South Africa are on the mends to the point that a top diplomatic source has told KT Press “something good” is cooking behind the scenes. “There…

Barely a month after Rwandan farmers suffered ‘Fall Army Worm’ – a deadly insect that has hit maize crops in almost every corner of the country, another unknown seed pest…

The City of Kigali has abandoned the ‘less’ expensive cobblestone roads project and switched back to tarmac – barely a year after the much prized program was unveiled. City authorities…

Six young Rwandans were nominated among top ten African girls with innovations that selected as finalists for the maiden Ms. Geek Africa award 2017. Ms. Geek is a competition designed…

Senior Superintendent of Police Abel Maige of Ngara Province (L) and Superintendent James Rutaremara, District Police Commander, Kirehe district hand over of the cows Rwanda National Police has handed over…

A Military Tribunal in Nyamirambo has for the third time postponed the trial of Maj. Dr. Aimable Rugomwa and Mamelto Nsanzimfura pending a mental health medical examination to prove the…

Mukangagu never bore a child but was a well known local leader in Nyarubaka sector in Kamonyi district. During the 1994 genocide against Tutsi, she specialised in identifying baby boys…

Global communities have sent solidarity messages to Rwandans reminding the world once again that Rwanda is part of a global community and will not be abandoned again to any other…

President Paul Kagame has told Rwandans to ignore people who create confusion about the meaning of the 1994 Genocide against Tutsi and move on to live their own lives. The…

Damning photos showing a severely tortured body of supposed Burundian “Tutsi” have leaked on social media – exposing the brutality of Burundi’s feared secret service. Members of the notorious Burundi…

Saidi Yahaya 31, is a Rwandan of Arab descent whose parents intermarried with Rwandans and Belgians on both sides of his family tree. At the start of genocide against the…

If you are in Rwanda and plan to sell drugs, traffic humans or attempt to embezzle funds meant for the public, just know that could attract a 50-year prison sentence…