July 31

• East Africa: Regional Railway Project Seeks Consultant

  The Government is optimistic that by end of the year, it will have hired a consultant to conduct feasibility study on Kampala-Kigali railway line, which is part of a regional... Read more »

July 30

• Rwanda: Tory Mitchell Addresses Senators On Donor Perception

  British Member of Parliament Andrew Mitchell has advised African countries to address conflicts and ensure proper accountability as benchmarks for donor aid. Read more »

• Rwanda: Apred Ndera and Kagarama SS Register Double Wins

  The 2013 Boys Schools Cricket tournament kicked off in Kigali on Sunday with eight teams participating in the annual event. Read more »

• Rwanda: Local Film Website Launched

  A new website dedicated to showcasing Rwandan filmmakers' production skills has been established in Kigali. Read more »

• Rwanda: African Experts in Kigali for Climate Change Meet

  Clear short- and long-term adaptation plans are needed to deal with the challenge of global warming and other climate change impacts, experts from Anglophone African least... Read more »

• Rwanda: Municipal Bonds Could End Districts' Funding Woes

  District municipal councils have for long been hard-pressed to secure enough funding from the government for different development activities. But this problem could soon be over... Read more »

• East Africa: Comesa Calls for Free Trade in Farm Produce

  Non-tariff barriers on agricultural produce should be scrapped to allow farmers, who constitute the bulk of the population, to exploit the wide market in the region. Read more »

• Rwanda: Nyabugogo Hawkers Resettled in Biryogo Market

  Nyarugenge District has moved to facilitate hawkers formerly operating along a street commonly known as 'Marathon' in Nyabugogo with stalls in Biryogo Market. Read more »

• Rwanda: Local Mediators Get Training, Work Kits

  Community mediators (Abunzi) from three sectors of Musanze District have received basic working kits and training on their usage to help them execute their duties with ease. Read more »

• Rwanda: Amavubi Coaches Get Vote of Confidence

  Amavubi Stars technical team led by head coach Eric Nshimiyimana are doing a good job, the national football federation president has said. Read more »

• Rwanda: Premier Cautions Students Against Sugar-Daddy Affair

  Prime Minister Pierre Damien Habumuremyi has cautioned high school students against engaging in sexual relationships with older men or women, a phenomenon known as the sugar mummy/... Read more »

• Rwanda: Farmers in Kayonza Look to High Yields

  Farmers in Murundi Sector, Kayonza District, are optimistic of high crop yields after embracing use of composed manure on their farmland this planting season. Read more »

• Rwanda: Ministry Halts Distribution of Antibiotic Drug, Flagyl

  The Ministry of Health has declared Metronidazole drug undesirable and stayed its distribution following reports of tablet discoloration. Read more »

• Rwanda: Gospel Female Artistes Thrill Musanze Residents

  Rwandan gospel female duo thrilled and inspired a congregation of hundreds of Anglican Christians in a three-day conference organised by Mothers' Union. Read more »

• Uganda: Police Officer-Students On Study Tour in Uganda

  A delegation of 31 officer-students from the Rwanda National Police College is currently on a one-week study tour in Uganda. Read more »

• Rwanda: Amavubi Stars Fans Remain Positive On Team's Future

  It's only natural that there would be a divide in opinions whenever Amavubi Stars lose a match. And it is inevitable that the team's latest failure to deliver results when needed... Read more »

• Rwanda: Resurgent Disi Bags Gold in Martigues-Carro Race

  RWANDA'S veteran long distance runner, Dieudonne Disi has continued his career-revival by winning the 15km Martigues Carro race over the weekend in Nice, France. Read more »

• Rwanda: Districts to Borrow Funds From Private Individuals

  The woes municipal councils have for long faced in their quest to secure enough funding from the central government for development activities could soon end after Capital Markets... Read more »

• Rwanda: Rwanda Can Rise Above Challenges of Being Landlocked

  Landlocked or resource-scarce, are words you will most commonly find either immediately preceding or after the word 'Rwanda', or at best, in the same breath when talking about... Read more »

• Rwanda: Journalists, Artistes Urged to Support Youth Unity Project

  The media fraternity and artistes should use their platform to promote the initiative by the country's youth, which seeks to promote national reconciliation that is based on trust. Read more »

• Rwanda: N. Province Muslims Get New Leader, Vow to Promote Oneness

  The Muslim Community in Northern Province have vowed to promote unity and reconciliation, promote the core values of the Islamic faith and avoid any kind of wrangles. Read more »

• Rwanda: Cadillac Owner Decries Insurer's Pay-Off Delays

  The proprietor of Cadillac night club, which was destroyed by fire in November, last year, has expressed frustrations over Sonarwa's delays to compensate for damages. Read more »

• Rwanda: Efforts to Professionalise Real Estate Industry Paying Off, Say Experts

  Like many of his peers in the real estate industry, Phillip Gatete has had to contend with the rapid shift in the way sector issues, especially investment and property management,... Read more »

• Rwanda: Ntanteteli Gets Nod for FIVB Beach Volleyball World Tour

  Fédération Internationale de Volleyball (FIVB) has invited Rwanda international referee Lieutenant Vedaste Ntanteteli to be among the referees, to officiate at the... Read more »

• Rwanda: Preserving What Could Be History Tomorrow

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