May 21

• Rwanda: Davite Surges Ahead in ARC Ranking

  DETERMINED to surge ahead in the FIA-Africa Rally Championship (ARC), Rwanda national champion Giancarlo Davite and his co-driver Slyvia Vindevogel are in pole position after... Read more »

• Rwanda: Northern Province Leaders Urged to Spur Development

  Northern province should tap into resources it is endowed with to accelerate development, the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Local Government, Vincent Munyeshyaka, has... Read more »

• Rwanda: Invest in Productive Sectors to Reduce Trade Deficit - Experts

  More investment in the productive sectors of the economy and increased consumer expenditure could play a big role in reducing the trade imbalance Rwanda experiences, Mohamed... Read more »

• Rwanda: African Govts Advised to Place Children At the Centre of Post-2015 Development

  African leaders and experts have called for children to be at the centre of the post-2015 development agenda.The call comes as the African Union (AU) prepares to celebrate its 50th... Read more »

• Rwanda: Do We Need Interest-Free Banking and Finance?

  It is common knowledge that access to finance is the biggest barrier to establishing an enterprise and there are a lot of good income-generating ideas that never get implemented. Read more »

• Rwanda: As Kigali Close to Retaining Women League Title

  Four-time champions AS Kigali are close to retaining the national women football league title after adding another three points albeit without dropping a sweat or kicking a ball. Read more »

• Rwanda: Hospitals, Hotels Urged On Standards Measures

  Rwanda Bureau of Standards (RBS) has urged hospitals and hotels to ensure standard weights and measures. Read more »

• Rwanda: She Chose Business Over the Courtroom

  Business Times continues to profile successful business women, who will share their success tips and experiences of how they made it in the cutthroat and male-dominated business... Read more »

• Rwanda: Rwanda Miss Out On Davis Cup Promotion

  Rwanda's Davis Cup team failed to live up to its promise of either earning promotion or staging a good performance in this year's BNP Paribas-sponsored Europe/Africa III tennis... Read more »

• Rwanda: Fish Farming Flourishes in Rwamagana

  Fish farming has become the main focus for most residents of Rwamagana District after realising the profits that come with the business. Read more »

• Uganda: Regional Military Drills Kick Off in Uganda

  The Eastern Africa Standby Force (EASF) Field Training Exercise (FTX) dubbed "Mashariki Salam 2013" officaly kicked off at the weekend in Jinja, eastern Uganda, with more than... Read more »

• Rwanda: What If Rwanda's Indigenous Publishing Grew…? [opinion]

  "In Africa, concerns loom large about how local books are to be published in an environment in which the economic and political interests of multinational firms dominate.... Read more »

• Rwanda: Massive Turn Up At Friends of Jesus Launch

  Fans of Friends of Jesus choir flocked Kigali Serena hotel in large numbers on Saturday to witness the choir's album launch. Read more »

• Rwanda: Construction Permits to Be Issued Online

  The City of Kigali yesterday launched the online Construction Permit Management Information System that is set to make acquisition of construction permits faster, simpler and... Read more »

• Rwanda: Nur Beat Inatek to Lead Volley Ball League

  The eight-time champions, National University of Rwanda beat the Institute of Agriculture, Technology of Kibungo (Inatek) 3-1 on Sunday to take the outright lead of the volleyball... Read more »

• Rwanda: Congolese Protesters Without a Cause

  Last week some Kenyans demonstrated against demands by their Members of Parliament for a pay rise even before they settle into their new job. They even enlisted the support of... Read more »

• Rwanda: Nip the Strange Maize Disease in the Bud

  When in February, the Minister for Agriculture Dr Agnes Kalibata, made the bold statement that in just five years since the launch of ambitious initiatives such as Crop... Read more »

• Rwanda: African Forum Warns of Graft in Public Sector

  Unless corruption-related cases are uprooted, the public sector will continue to lag behind in terms of strategies that support the economic and social transformation of Africa. Read more »

• Sudan: Kagame Cup Draws Set for Today in Khartoum

  THE Council of East and Central Africa football Association (Cecafa) is set to hold the draw for this year's Kagame Cup Club Championship on Tuesday in the Sudanese capital... Read more »

• Rwanda: Rulindo to Modernise Beekeeping

  Authorities in Rulindo District are in the final stages of rolling out training courses for beekeepers. The training, which seeks to modernise the sector, is being tracked in... Read more »

• Rwanda: Rutsiro to Upgrade Feeder Roads Next Year

  Rutsiro District is set to upgrade its feeder road network in the next fiscal year, the Executive Secretary of the Western Province, Paul Jabo, has revealed. Read more »

• Rwanda: Speech Delivered By H.E. President Paul Kagame, President of Rwanda On the Occasion of Rwanda Day in London On May 18, 2013

  Good afternoon everyone. The Ambassador didn't want to say it the way it is: he first said that you are Imfura (decent and dignified), then said Intore but let me say it: you are... Read more »

• Rwanda: Rayon Sports, Kiyovu Set to Faceoff in Memorial Match

  The Association of Sports Journalists in Rwanda (AJSPOR) is set to organise a football match between rivals Rayon Sports and Kiyovu Sports Club to remember their colleagues, who... Read more »

• Rwanda: Monster Love Concert At Ishyo Arts Centre Was Impressive

  On Friday May 17, 2013 attendees of the Ishyo Arts centre, 'Monster Love' enjoyed infectious tunes and delicious food as they partied into the wee morning hours. Read more »

• Rwanda: Can EWSA Road Map for Energy Production Be Achieved?

  ROUTINE is the word that describes Emmanuel Uwizeyimana's everyday life. Every morning after his breakfast, he puts on his overalls and heads to Huye town where he works as a... Read more »