A Successful Development Strategy - Need for Sustenance
[New Times] The next generation of our development agenda EDPRS II, will as pointed out in earlier articles, require national efforts of business unusual. Business unusual in the manner and volumes of...
View ArticleWomen's Day Taken to the Grassroots
[New Times] 'Empowering Women and Girls to Sustain Families' is the national theme for this year's International Women's Day.
View ArticleMugesera Yet to Name Lawyers
[New Times] Three weeks to his court appearance, Léon Mugesera hasn't found lawyers to represent him in court.
View ArticleAmavubi Soar in Fifa Rankings
[New Times] RWANDA's goalless draw against Nigeria in the 2013 Africa Nations' cup qualifiers has propelled them to 105 in the latest Coca Cola FIFA rankings that were released yesterday in Zurich.
View ArticleBanks Blame Fraud On Negligence
[New Times] Heads of financials institutions have blamed their clients' negligence as the cause to increased cases of fraud in the banking systems.
View ArticleFrom Teaching to Politics and Advocating for Women's Rights
[New Times] To mark International Women's day, several political leaders including members of parliament and local leaders are gathering at the village level to honour women and girls.
View ArticleInaugural Women Cycling Event Set
[New Times] IN a bid to develop women cycling in the country, the National cycling Federation will hold a cycling race for women on 25th March of this month.
View ArticleCountry Takes Chair of Regional Body for the Disabled
[New Times] The Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Local Government, Cyrille Turatsinze, has been elected chair of the African Rehabilitation Institute (ARI), Eastern Africa Regional Office.
View ArticleSix for Africa Cross-Country Championship
[New Times] RWANDA will rely on six local athletes to win honors at this year's edition of 12km Confederation of African Athletics (CAA) African Cross Country Championships set for March 18 in Cape...
View ArticleCheck the Lead Times to the EAC Monetary Union
[New Times] The East African Community (EAC) has been urged to be cautious before it can institute a monetary union. It has specifically been urged to heed lessons from the Euro zone.
View ArticleLocal Unamid Troops Donate School to Darfur
[New Times] Rwandan peacekeepers in Sudan's conflict torn region of Darfur, Monday officially handed over to the local community a fully furnished school they helped build.
View ArticlePerformance Contracts Will Accelerate Dev't
[New Times] Cabinet Ministers, Rwandan Ambassadors and High Commissioners have, for the first time, signed Imihigo (Performance Contracts), committing to meeting specific targets under their dockets.
View ArticleAntoinette Kabanyana's Time to Shine
[New Times] A few years ago, a beautiful young Antoinette Kabanyana emerged on the modelling scene. Even though she had a lot of promise, many doubted her ability to survive and become a star,on...
View ArticleGenocide Tribunal Grants Colonel Early Release
[RNW Africa] The International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda on 06 March 2012 granted its second early release to former Rwandan military officer, Lieutenant Colonel Tharcisse Muvunyi, after having...
View ArticleSMEs Cautioned Against Tax Evasion
[New Times] Taxpayers have been warned against tax evasion if they are to avoid punitive measures.
View ArticleMore TV Stations to Open
[New Times] Rwandans will soon enjoy a wider choice of television with two new stations on the horizon.
View ArticleAdministrators Train in Sports Management
[New Times] SPORTS administrators from different sporting federations are undergoing an advanced sport management course to equip them with better management skills.
View ArticleArchives for UN Genocide Tribunal to Remain in Arusha
[New Times] The United Nations Security Council voted to retain the archives of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) in Arusha, Tanzania.
View ArticleOver 94 Percent HIV Patients Access Drugs
[New Times] Rwanda is one of the few countries where almost every person living with HIV/AIDS has easy access to antiretroviral treatment (ART), a senior official has said.
View ArticleDamaged EASSY Cable Repairs to Take 2 Weeks
[New Times] The East Africa Submarine Cable System (EASSy) which was recently damaged will be back on line in about two weeks, it has emerged.
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