PM Tours Rusizi, Nyamasheke
[New Times] Prime Minister Pierre Damien Habumuremyi, yesterday started a three-day tour of the districts of Rusizi and Nyamasheke in the Western Province.
View ArticleKatauti Signs Short-Term Deal At Rayon
[New Times] FORMER Amavubi skipper Hamad Ndikumana a.k.a Katauti has signed a short-term contract at Rayon Sport.
View ArticleGov't to Mark Fuel Entering the Country
[New Times] Government is exploring the possibility of marking fuel entering the country to detect smuggled and adulterated fuel, an official announced.
View ArticleAll Africans Need to Own Their Processes
[New Times] It is depressing when you happen on the observations of Africans on how their fellow Africans are governed. With the admission that a majority of their countries are confined to the...
View ArticleLocal Leaders' Vehicles Ease Service Delivery
[New Times] Bugesera/Kayonza-Vehicles recently provided to sector Executive Secretaries have eased their communication, hence improving service delivery to the people.
View ArticleExperts Speak Out On EDPRS Report
[New Times] Experts within the financial and social sectors are optimistic that the second phase of Economic Development and Poverty Reduction Strategy (EDPRS II) will greatly facilitate relevant...
View ArticleOpposition Leader Goes Back on Trial
[RNW Africa] The trial against Rwandan opposition politician, Victoire Ingabire (UDF), will start again this month in Kigali, Rwanda's capital. While the international press seems to have somewhat...
View ArticleICTR Grants Early Release for a Second Convict
[Hirondelle] Arusha - The International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) on Wednesday granted early release with immediate effect to former Rwandan mayor Juvenal Rugambarara, who has served more...
View ArticleRwanda's 'Macho' Prepares to Upset Keshi
[Vanguard] Rwanda's coach, Milutin 'Macho' Sredojevic has plans to upset Nigeria with a bunch of youthful players, when both countries clash in the February 29 Nations Cup qualifier in Kigali.
View ArticleNigerian Hip-Hop/Soul Singer Thrills Fans With Free Concert in Kigali
[New Times] HUNDREDS of fans Monday descended on Ishyo's basketball court in Kigali for a concert by Germany-based Nigerian star Nneka Egbuna.
View ArticleNation Must Guard Against New Forms of Conflict and Violence
[New Times] Last year's World Development Report (WDR), released annually by the World Bank, observes that insecurity has become a primary development challenge of our time.
View ArticleBRD to Increase Funding to Coffee Dealers
[New Times] Rwanda Development Bank (BRD), this year, plans to increase funding to the coffee sector by 45.5 per cent, from Rwf5.5 billion last year to over Rwf8 billion, an official announced yesterday.
View Article80 Percent of Cases At Cestrar Involve Unlawful Dismissal
[New Times] Current records from the Workers' Trade Union (CESTRAR), a body charged with advocating for better conditions of employees, indicate that about 80 percent of 250 cases currently before them...
View ArticleSchool Drop-Out Wins Jackpot
[New Times] Jean Pierre Minani, who dropped out of school in 2010 due to lack of fees, yesterday said his hopes were revived when he won Rwf 1 million in an instant scratch-off lottery, known as...
View ArticleThe Roadmap to Edprs II
[New Times] Government officially launched the Integrated Household Living Conditions Survey (EICV 3) report as well as the fourth Demographic and Health Survey (DHS 4) this Tuesday, which indicated...
View ArticleMrs Kagame Donates to Ugandan Cultural Centre
[New Times] First Lady Jeanette Kagame yesterday donated US$10, 000 to Igongo Cultural Centre, the first private museum in Uganda, to facilitate the promotion of culture.
View ArticleRegional Police Chiefs Meet in Kigali
[New Times] Elements involved in transnational crimes can only be effectively combated through international police cooperation to deter, prevent and investigate and track down criminal networks.
View ArticlePath Towards Poverty Free Nation Is Now Walkable
[New Times] No doubt that the big news of the week and probably the entire year will be the latest statistics portraying a significant slash-down by 12 percent of Rwandans leaving below the poverty line.
View ArticleEpilepsy Tops Cases of Mental Illnesses in the Country
[New Times] Epilepsy was the most common mental illness reported at Service de consultations Psychosociales de Kigali (SCPS) also known as Ndera Hospital.
View ArticleRura Clarifies On Critical National Security Task
[New Times] The head of the Rwanda Utilities Regulatory Agency (RURA), Regis Gatarayiha, on Wednesday had to spell out what exactly are, or will be, the agency's national security related...
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