December 3

• MTN Sharama2 Spices Up the Festive Season

  Focus

  For a second season running, MTN is expressing its appreciation of its clients through the Sharama promotion. Sharama2 will over the next four weeks give customers a chance of... Read more »

• RDB Launches to Get Hospitality Feedback

  Focus

  The Rwanda Development Board (RDB) has launched suggestion boxes for accommodation establishments in order to get clients' feedback concerning customer service. This is a way of... Read more »

December 2

• IMF Lauds Rwanda's Economic Growth

  New Times

  The International Monetary Fund has praised Rwanda's economic growth but warned that fiscal policy during the rest of the fiscal year should be carefully executed as budget support... Read more »

• EAC Defers S.sudan, Somali Admission

  New Times

  SOUTH Sudan and Somalia will have to wait longer to join the East African Community (EAC) after the Heads of State summit in Nairobi, yesterday, again deferred their decision on... Read more »

• Muhanga District Moves to Improve Banana Production

  New Times

  MUHANGA-In a bid to modernise and increase banana production in Muhanga district, local government leaders have embarked on a programme to distribute improved banana suckers to... Read more »

• EAC Leaders Unveil 10-Year Infrastructure Projects

  New Times

  The East African Community (EAC) has unveiled infrastructure projects earmarked for funding and development for the next 10 years. Read more »

• Youth Create Forum to Discuss Issues of National Interest

  New Times

  The Minister of Youth and ICT, Jean Philbert Nsengimana, has advised young Rwandans to actively contribute to building a strong and prosperous country. Read more »

December 1

• Creation of Angola/Namibia Chamber of Commerce Defended

  ANGOP

  The executive secretary of Namibian Honorary Consulate to Angola's southern Huila province, Matias Capepa, Thursday in Lubango spoke of the need for a chamber of commerce between... Read more »

• Vice President Discusses Cooperation With Belgian Ambassador

  ANGOP

  The vice president, Manuel Vicente, Friday received , in Luanda, the ambassador of the Kingdom of Belgium in Angola, Delogne Charles, with whom he analyze the bilateral relations. Read more »

• Ministry Wants Speed in Approval of Legislation On Renewable Energies

  ANGOP

  The Ministry of Energy and Water (Mine) has accelerated the approval process of legislation and creation of incentives for the regulation of the renewable energies sector, to... Read more »

• Company Works for Compulsory Insurance in Country

  ANGOP

  The insurance company (Ensa) will continue working to become more effective the compulsory insurance in the country, says its CEO, Manuel Gonçalves. Read more »

November 30

• Is Facebook Mobile Moving Youth in the Wrong Direction?

  RNW Africa

  The growing use of Facebook Mobile has many concerned in this city in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. Now that young people have the social network literally at their... Read more »

• New EAC Head Office in Arusha Opened

  New Vision

  The Presidents of the EAC member states have officially inaugurated the new multi-billion headquarters in Arusha. Read more »

• Energy Sector Might Use Natural Sources in Rural Areas

  ANGOP

  Angola's minister of Energy and Waters, João Baptista Borges, on Thursday here said the country has a great potential in natural resources that the power sector can use to... Read more »

• Medicine Main Storehouse to Be Constructed in Luanda

  ANGOP

  The Minister of Health, José Van-Dúnem, laid down the cornerstone for the construction of the central storehouse of medicines of Luanda, in Cacuaco Municipality,... Read more »

• Government Allocates Land for Self Construction

  ANGOP

  The government of the central Bié province Wednesday distributed 30 land plots for self-construction in São José neighbourhood, outskirts of the provincial... Read more »

• TAZARA, PUMA in Joint Mitigation Programme

  Daily News

  THE Tanzania Zambia Railway Authority (TAZARA) has welcomed an offer by Puma Energy Limited to engage a team of experts to undertake an environmental impact mitigation programme at... Read more »

• SADC to Continue Pressing for Lobito Corridor Integration

  ANGOP

  The deputy executive secretary of the Southern Africa Development Community (SADC), Samuel Caholo, Thursday in Lobito, Angola's central Benguela province, assured the Angolan... Read more »

• President Obiang Nguema Visits

  Cameroon Tribune

  The official visit of the Equato-Guinean leader today translates the ambition to keep flame of friendship with Cameroon burning. Read more »

• Police Intensify Anti-Drugs Campaign

  New Times

  Police has arrested seven people in connection with the over 18, 900 rolls of marijuana that were recovered in various parts of the country. Read more »

• Water Management Remains Vital for Economic Development

  Daily News

  EXPERTS are now looking for practical ways for development and conservation of water resources management in the region. Read more »

• We Need Proactive Approach to Ebola, Marburg

  Observer

  Luweero district recently announced the containment of an Ebola outbreak there. Not long before this, there had been a Marburg outbreak in Kabale district which had in turn been... Read more »

• Why Achieving Price Efficiency Is Important [opinion]

  New Times

  One of the peculiar things about Kigali is how goods and services are priced. Prices for the same products/services often hugely vary within the same set of circumstances... Read more »

• TNT Scribe Scoops Journalism Award

  New Times

  The New Times reporter Jean d'Amour Mbonyinshuti, has emerged the winner of this year's national investigative journalism award. Read more »

• Census Puts Rwanda's Population At 10.5 Million

  New Times

  Rwanda's population has grown to 10,537, 222, up from 8,128, 553 in 2002, which projects a 29.6 per cent rise, Finance and Economic Planning minister John Rwangombwa announced... Read more »