Lessons in Courage
[New Times] The Genocide commemoration week ended Friday with a vigil in tribute to senior politicians who were slain during the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi.
View ArticleYouth, ICT Ministries Merged
[New Times] President Paul Kagame has merged the ministries of Youth and ICT and appointed Jean Philbert Nsengimana as the minister.
View ArticleEvery Genocide Survivor Can Make It, Says Dr Karuranga
[New Times] Like all the survivors of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, Dr Egide Karuranga's story is like no other. It is a long heart wrenching but also inspiring story.
View ArticleU.S. Embassy Honours Staff
[New Times] The United States Embassy in Kigali, on Thursday, paid tribute to its staff killed during the Genocide, as part of the activities to mark the 18th commemoration of the 1994 Genocide against...
View ArticleRDB to Set Up Insolvency Desk
[New Times] Rwanda Development Board is set to establish an insolvency desk to educate the public on the benefits to address the challenge of solving insolvency as highlighted in the recently unveiled...
View ArticleFive Countries for Genocide Memorial Tournament
[New Times] Over 30 teams from five countries are expected to compete in the annual volleyball Genocide memorial tournament due May 2-3 in Kigali.
View Article'Dying Mother Shielded Me From Killers'
[New Times] During the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, Emmanuel Nshimiyumukiza was six years old.
View ArticleYemeni National Stranded at Airport Over Yellow Fever Card
[New Times] A Yemen national is stranded at Kigali International Airport after a Rwandair flight left him due to lack of a yellow fever vaccination card.
View ArticleEWSA Remembers Fallen Employees
[New Times] Management and staff members of the Energy, Water and Sanitation Authority (EWSA), on Thursday, held a commemorative event for its 159 staff members who were killed in the 1994 Genocide...
View ArticleRDF Promotions Final
[New Times] The Commander-in-Chief of the Rwanda Defence Forces (RDF), President Paul Kagame, yesterday promoted 29 senior military officers, one of them to the rank of Lieutenant General.
View ArticleWorld at 'Fault for Failure to Dispense Justice'
[New Times] Rwandans fault the international community for doing too little to help dispense justice with regard to the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, an official in the Rwandan High Commission in...
View ArticleKie Students Urged to Fight Genocide Ideology
[New Times] The Vice Rector in charge of administration at Kigali Institute of Education (KIE), Alphonse Kamali, has called on students to intensify the use of associations at their schools to fight...
View ArticleRivals Hoping to Close Gap as League Resumes
[New Times] After a week of no sporting action due to the 18th commemoration of 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, the national football league returns this weekend with six fixtures across the country.
View ArticleVigil for Politicians Slain in 1994
[New Times] Leaders of the Consultative Forum for Political Parties, yesterday, honoured the country's politicians slain during the Genocide against the Tutsi, with a call to present-day political...
View ArticleCan Brain Circulation Be the Upside of Brain Drain
[New Times] It was inevitable that the aspect of brain drain would be touched upon at the just concluded First Africa Forum on Science, Technology and Innovation (STI) in Nairobi.
View ArticleDevelopment Centres to Be Privatised
[New Times] In an effort to improve efficiency in business development in the country, Rwanda Development Board (RDB) has privatised the services at all Business Development Centres (BDCs) they were...
View ArticleIt Is a Shame If You Do Not Know Steven Kanumba
[New Times] Last Saturday a close friend sent me a message on Facebook alerting me of the sudden death of Steven Kanumba. She actually wanted to know from me - news junkie - whether it was true that he...
View ArticleLearn From Our History - Gasabo Mayor
[New Times] The Mayor of Gasabo District, Willy Ndizeye, has said that the dark days the country experienced in 1994 is enough for Rwandans to learn and fight against the Genocide ideology.
View ArticleRage as U.S. Court Bails Genocide Suspect
[New Times] Government has expressed concern over the release on bail of Genocide suspect Beatrice Munyenyezi, an act that is seen in Rwanda as the continuous reluctance by the west to bring to book...
View ArticleSezibera Taps Into American Investors
[New Times] The Secretary General of the East African Community (EAC) Amb. Dr. Richard Sezibera on Friday received US Senators and member of congress and informed them that the business community from...
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