December 4

• Rwanda: Amavubi Put to the Sword

  A combination of sheer madness from Amavubi goalkeeper Jean Claude Ndoli and poor finishing from the strikers helped Tanzania to a 2-0 victory in the first of two quarter-final... Read more »

• Rwanda: Disabled Claim for Equal Chance

  Persons with disabilities call for the removal of barriers that prevent them from enjoying equal rights as other citizens. Read more »

• Rwanda: President Kagame Challenges Clerics to Strive for Solidarity

  President Paul Kagame has called upon all members of the clergy to strive for solidarity and complement each other through good actions. "Working for God means working for your... Read more »

December 3

• Rwanda: 'Rwandans Are Fed Up With Poor Customer Care' - PM

  Rwandans, it seems are not happy at all with the way they are served. According to a recent survey into customer satisfaction, the public sector scores 70.44% when it comes to... Read more »

• Rwanda: Niyonshuti Keeps the Faith

  Despite yet another failed attempt to lift the Tour of Rwanda title, the region's premier cycling event, Adrien Niyonshuti remains defiant about the country's cycling chances in... Read more »

• Rwanda: Agaciro Should Help Genocide Survivors [editorial]

  Last week, during the closing ceremony of a retreat by the Student Genocide Survivors Association (AERG), some of its members complained that they are faced with a serious housing... Read more »

• Rwanda: Clarification On the Grand Pension Plaza Project [column]

  With reference to the article published in The Rwanda Focus issue no. 2016 of the 26th November -2nd December 2012 entitled "Fierce pay dispute simmers between RSSB and Thomas... Read more »

• Rwanda: Anita Pendo, the Four-in-One Entertainer

  When it comes to the entertainment industry, there's a great variety of jobs. Some are radio presenters, others are DJs; there are MCs at ceremonies, and there are actors. Given... Read more »

• Rwanda: Rwanda to Empower Cash Strapped Media

  It's an interesting contrast for the two countries, Rwanda and the UK and how they are dealing with their 'fourth estates.' Read more »

• Rwanda: Can Women Smoke Openly?

  Three months ago, Joel met Cynthia, the woman of his life, or so he thought. The boys he used to hang out with started seeing less of him as he dedicated more time to his... Read more »

• Rwanda: Role of Human Resource Managers Should Increase

  The Minister of Labor and Public Service, Anastase Murekezi, last week urged human resource managers from public and private organizations to play a critical role in addressing the... Read more »

• Rwanda: United Got Van Persie On the Cheap

  While fans continue to question Arsenal's ambition in regard to winning trophies, the club's Chief Executive Ivan Gazidis and manager Arsene Wenger have been busy bragging about... Read more »

• Rwanda: Is the 'Color-Clash' Becoming a Trend?

  In the past, if you wanted to look fashionable the first thing to avoid was mixing too many colors. So you would go for one dominant color for your clothes and another, matching... Read more »

• Rwanda: Clarisse Iribagiza, a Role Model for Women in ICT

  All around the world, science and technology departments in schools and related jobs have mainly been populated by men. Many governments are therefore trying hard to get girls and... Read more »

• Rwanda: Focus Turns to Youth and Women Employment

  Government is convinced that women and youth must engage in enterprise in order to building a private sector-led economy. Read more »

• Rwanda: Hanga Umurimo Beneficiary Eyes Regional Market

  Life has never been more hopeful for Micah Mukanyamibwa, the 31-year-old business woman. Read more »

• Rwanda: Out in the Cold

  It may sound strange, but Elisa Niyitegeka, a senior five student in auto mechanics at Coste School in Nyanza, doesn't like the holidays very much. That is because this orphan of... Read more »

• Rwanda: FDLR Attack Shows They're a Spent Force

  It was in Busasamana, Bugeshi and Cyanzarwe sectors of the Rubavu district (Western province), that heavily armed FDLR (Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda) rebels... Read more »

• Rwanda: Marriott Adds 251 Beds, 300 Jobs to Hotel Industry

  When Kigali Marriott Hotel opens its doors to business next October, Rwanda's hospitality industry will write a new chapter with an addition of 251 new five-star rooms. Read more »

• Rwanda: Copyright Suit Pits Artist Against Media

  If you are a radio listener, then you may be familiar with some jingoes that boast of having in stock the best of the latest music on the market. Read more »

• Rwanda: Bank of Kigali Continues to Grow

  Bank of Kigali (BK) on Friday announced its accomplishments for the last nine months, reporting a net income of Frw 8.9 billion - a 53.4% increase for the period ending September... Read more »

• Rwanda: Dundastar Enters Second Phase, Last Preselection Cancelled

  Dundastar Talent Search enters another phase today, with the preselections having been concluded. However, there was great disappointment earlier this week when it was suddenly... Read more »

• Rwanda: Cutting Aid Harms Rwanda and Does Not Help DRC - Mushikiwabo

  Foreign Minister Louise Mushikiwabo has expressed disappointment at the decision by the UK government to withhold the next payment of £21 million of general budget support,... Read more »

• Rwanda: RDB Rewards Top 100 SMEs of the Year

  The Rwanda Development Board (RDB) in partnership with auditing firm KPMG and Rwanda Today (a publication of the Nation Media Group) has rewarded the top 100 fastest growing SMEs... Read more »

• Rwanda: A Father Celebrates 'Bonane' With Tigo in Style

  Tigo on Friday morning made Emmanuel Niyosenga's day when he received a check of Frw 300,000 for school fees. The man from Ngororero district, who has three children of his own and... Read more »