Two Chinese firms and an Austrian engineering company are expected one week from now to sign a contract with Rusumo Power Company paving way for construction of the $340 million…
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A delegation of Rwandan survivors of genocide against Tutsi are in France giving testimonies that directly show how the French government was involved. Six members of the alumni of survivors…
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Fans of wildlife in Kigali have a reason to smile as Rwanda’s Natural History Museum will introduce a pair of crocodiles which can be seen crashing their prey. The…
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In 2013, when President Paul Kagame met Rwandan diaspora in Toronto-Canada, two female Rwandan twins- Jocelyne Alexandre and Josephine Murphy, stood up to ask the President a question. As a…
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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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By next year, a dream that Rwanda would have its automobile and mobile phone brands that will compete with famous brands from across the world will no longer be too…
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Heavy construction machinery has started clearing and hallowing heaps of earth surface to pave way for Rwanda’s long anticipated Bugesera International Airport (BIA). Standing close to the airport site premises,…
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For the past 22years Jean Marie Vianney Semasaka has been suffering from a rare disease that left his legs swollen. Unable to walk for many years, Semasaka always sat on…
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Rwandans can easily walk into a bank to acquire loans in a short period and start business compared to their African counterparts. In a latest report by the Institute of…
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It’s a Thursday morning as I leave office for a bus journey to Southern Province to meet Father Ubald Rugirangoga – a controversial priest mostly known for healing people through…
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Former Internal Security Minister Sheikh Musa Fazil Harelimana has officially handed over instruments of power ending ten years in that cabinet position. “It has been an honour to serve in…
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It is probably a new kind of Genocide denial which is being discovered as members of Parliament visit the Northern Province in their citizen outreach program. As they were visiting…