December 2

• South Africa: Rider Hadi Set to Turn Pro in South Africa

  Following the success of Adrien Niyonshuti (MTN Qhubeka), Janvier Hadi becomes the second Rwandan rider to turn professional after agreeing to sign for South Africa based UCI... Read more »

• East Africa: EAC Defers S.sudan, Somali Admission

  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 »

• Rwanda: IMF Lauds Rwanda's Economic Growth

  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 »

• Rwanda: Britain Freezes Aid

  The government yesterday said it was disappointed by the UK's decision to freeze budget support to Rwanda since it is based on a highly controversial report by a UN appointed Group... Read more »

• Rwanda: Sibomana Eyes Double for Apr V-Ball Club

  After winning the national league, APR Women Volleyball Club coach Viateur Sibomana wants to add the Malaria Cup on the league title. Read more »

• Rwanda: Coach Nsengiyumva Names Youth Team

  National youth (boys) volleyball team coach, Jean Marie Nsengiyumva has named a provisional 19-players squad to start preparations for the upcoming CAVB zone V qualifiers. Read more »

• Rwanda: Kim Passes Out 280 At Second Graduation

  RWANDAN graduates should compete in the international labour market, the Executive Director of National Council for High Education Professor Geoffrey Rugege has said. Read more »

• Rwanda/Eritrea: It's a Must Win

  RWANDA'S Amavubi Stars must defeat the Red Sea boys of Eritrea today in the last and decisive Cecafa Tusker Challenge Cup Group B match at Lugogo grounds to be sure of a place in... Read more »

• Rwanda: Prosecution Appeals Ingabire Ruling

  The Prosecution has appealed the Supreme Court challenging the eight-year sentence handed to Victoire Ingabire, the head of a yet to be registered political party, FDU-Inkingi. Read more »

• Rwanda: Working Together for an Aids-Free Generation [analysis]

  Each year on December 1, we commemorate World AIDS Day. It is a day to reflect on the lives lost, and forever changed, as a result of the HIV and AIDS pandemic, as well as an... Read more »

• Rwanda: Nation Steps Up Efforts to Fight HIV/Aids

  RWANDA has stepped up efforts to prevent new HIV infections to achieve the 2015 global target of zero new infections. The efforts come as the country joins the rest of the World to... Read more »

• Rwanda: Census Results Critical to Modern Rwanda

  Preliminary results of the fourth Population and Housing Census, which was conducted in August this year, provide a reliable platform for our policymakers to ring the essential... Read more »

• Rwanda: Muhanga District Moves to Improve Banana Production

  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 »

• Rwanda: Youth Call for More Consultation in Development Projects

  The government should devise a mechanism that will enable the youth to actively take part in the planning, implementation and accessing of projects meant to support them, the... Read more »

• Rwanda: Know When You Need to Start Treatment for Chronic Hepatitis B Infection [column]

  Vaccination against highly contagious Hepatitis B has been on high note in the country of recent. People have been screened for this virus and those found infected have panicked to... Read more »

• Rwanda: The World Aids Day - What It Means for Rwanda [analysis]

  TODAY, on 1st December 2012, Rwandans proudly join the rest of the world in celebrating the World AIDS Day. This day has been observed by the International Community to order to... Read more »

• Rwanda: Genocide Case Opens in Sweden

  The hearing of a Genocide case involving Stanislas Mbanenande, a Rwandan with Swedish citizenship, opened this week in Sweden. Read more »

• Rwanda: Parties Forum Wants More Women in Politics

  Women have been urged to take up leadership positions in political parties and active politics. Read more »

• Rwanda: Public Warned Against Concealing Asbestos Roofing

  The National Coordinator of Asbestos Removal Project, Fredrick Bizimana, has warned the public against camouflaging asbestos sheets that were declared a health hazard. Read more »

• East Africa: EAC Leaders Unveil 10-Year Infrastructure Projects

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

• Rwanda: Youth Create Forum to Discuss Issues of National Interest

  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 »

November 30

• Rwanda: African Football Chiefs Join Hands to Fight Malaria

  AFRICAN Football leaders have agreed to back the United Against Malaria (UAM) campaign to accelerate the fight against the malaria disease. Read more »

• Rwanda: Can Asia Save Africa From Drug-Resistant Malaria?

  IN a wooden hut on the Thai-Burmese border, a community health worker pricks the finger of six-month-old Tannakorn, who lets out a whimper. Read more »

• Rwanda: Civil Society Steps Up Efforts to Address Land Disputes

  Civil Society Organisations dealing with land related issues under their umbrella organisation, LandNet Rwanda Chapter, have reaffirmed their commitment to support the population... Read more »

• Rwanda: National Exams Misregistration Leaves 80 Students Stranded

  About 87 Senior Six students from two Kigali schools who missed the recently concluded national examinations have accused the Workforce Development of Authority (WDA) and... Read more »