[New Times] Every year, the National Police College (NPC) holds a symposium on peace, security and justice as part of its Police Senior Command and Staff Course (PSCSC).
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National Police College to Hold Annual Symposium on Peace, Security and Justice
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Government to Create 'Skills Database' for Varsity Graduates
[New Times] Plans to establish a 'skills database' that will record all university graduates in the country are under way, and the database will be operational before the end of this year, the Ministry of Public Service and Labour has revealed.
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Former Hawkers Reap Big From Working Together
[New Times] Seraphine Mukamuganga, had been one of the promonent hawkers who had clogged the streets of Musanze town for the years until she decided to give it up in 2016 and convincing 300 other women to do the same.
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Top Arsenal Player to Attend Kwita Izina 2018
[New Times] A member of the Arsenal first-team is expected to participate in this year's gorilla naming ceremony, locally known as Kwita Izina.
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ICC World T20 Qualifiers - Rwanda Suffer Fourth Defeat
[New Times] Hopes for Rwanda at the ongoing ICC World T20 Africa 'B' Qualifiers have been dashed, after losing to Kenya by 5 wickets on Wednesday afternoon at Gahanga Cricket Stadium in Kigali.
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Azam Outlast Gor Mahia to Storm Cecafa Kagame Cup Final
[Nation] Defending champions Azam on Wednesday beat Gor Mahia 2-0 after extra time to sail into the Cecafa Kagame Cup final in a tough semi-final match at the National Stadium in Dar es Salaam.
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Obuya Guides Kenya Past Rwanda in T20 Qualifiers
[Nation] Former skipper Collins Obuya missed half ton by six runs as Kenya beat Rwanda by five wickets in the ICC Africa Eastern sub-region Four-Nation World Twenty20 pre-qualifying stage at Gahanga International Cricket Stadium, Kigali.
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New Examiner Begins Review of Performance Targets for Districts
[New Times] There were allegations of inaccuracies or contradiction between what the districts reported and what is actually on the ground.
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Basketball - Playoff Games to Start This Friday
[New Times] The highly anticipated men's basketball play-off games get underway this Friday at Amahoro stadium with the league's top four fighting for the final spot in the best of three semi-final series.
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Local Communities to Receive Share of Revenues From Tourism
[New Times] Residents close to parks get 10 percent of the tourism revenues. The money goes to community projects such as schools, health centres, among others.
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Why the Trial of the Gruesome Rwamagana Murder Was Held in Open Court
[New Times] The defendant admitted to killing his wife, dismembering her, peeling off her skin, stuffing her remains into a sack and dumping them in the marshland.
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Parliament Passes Law Against Genocide Ideology
[New Times] Members of the Lower Chamber of Parliament on Wednesday passed a law that punishes the crime of genocide ideology and related crimes, essentially keeping measures against genocide and its related crimes in the country's legal system.
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Kwita Izina 2018 to Highlight Rwanda's Mountain Gorilla Conservation Gains
[Rwanda Govt] Twenty three infant mountain gorillas will be named at the 14th baby gorilla naming ceremony, Kwita Izina, which will take place on September 7, 2018 on the foothills of the Volcanoes Mountains in Musanze District.
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Simba, Azam Face Off in 2018 Kagame Final
[Citizen] Des Salaam -Its judgment day for the two Tanzania Mainland big guns, Simba SC and Azam FC as they meet in the East and Central Africa Club championships, Kagame Cup at the National Stadium.
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AMAA 2018 to Hold in Kigali, Rawanda
[This Day] In line with its pan-African and Africa integration agenda, the government of Rwanda through the Rwanda Convention Bureau and Rwanda Tourism Bureau has accepted to host the 2018 edition of the African Movie Academy Awards in Kigali in September.
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Young Innovators Develop Solar-Powered Technology to Manage Farming Remotely
[New Times] Farmers will be able to manage farming practices such as effective irrigation of their crops without necessarily being at their farms thanks to a solar-powered technology developed by Rwandan young innovators.
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Debate - Judi Rever Will Not Let Anything Stand in the Way of Her Quest to Document a Second Rwandan Genocide
[The Conversation Africa] Published in March 2018, Judi Rever's investigative work, In Praise of Blood, quickly garnered international attention. It is an indictment of both the Rwandan patriotic front (RPF) and its leader, current Rwandan president Paul Kagame, and foreign governments and international institutions - the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR), in particular - that allowed crimes committed against Hutu civilians to go unpunished.
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CECAFA-Kagame Cup - Azam Edge Simba to Retain Title
[CAF] Holders Azam beat all-time champions and fellows, Simba 2-1 in a tense final on Friday at the National Stadium in Dar es Salaam to retain the title.
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Local Tailors Come Together to Set Up Garment Factory
[New Times] When government announced a phased ban on secondhand clothes in 2015, few local tailors could have seen this as an opportunity to cash in, by moving to fill the void in the textile industry.
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Mugisha Wins Kom Title at Italy's Giro Della Valle d'Aosta
[New Times] Dubbed as Rwanda's King of the Mountains, cycling prodigy Samuel Mugisha has yet again proved to be the best climber in the sport after claiming the King of the Mountains title at the 55th edition of Italy's Giro Della Valle d'Aosta on Sunday.
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