June 18

• Rwanda: KIAC Organizes Training in Mediation Skills

  The Kigali International Arbitration Centre (KIAC) is organizing a six-day comprehensive training for selected participants on commercial mediation this week. Read more »

• Rwanda: Smart Rwanda to Boost ICT for Development

  The ministry of youth and ICT (MYICT) in collaboration with the Work Bank is hosting the SMART Rwanda Days which started on Monday. Read more »

• Rwanda: Petrol Prices Go Gown

  The ministry of commerce and industry on Monday announced that petrol prices have been reviewed downwards. Effective on Tuesday June 18, prices for Super petrol and diesel should... Read more »

• Rwanda: How Ferwafa Can Improve the 2013/14 League Season

  With the domestic season over, Ferwafa needs to look at what went wrong last season and make changes. Truth be told, there has been considerable improvement in the organization of... Read more »

• Rwanda: Police Lay Strategies to Win Primus League

  After suffering the heartache of losing the Primus league narrowly in the last three seasons, Police football club is rebuilding from top to bottom. Read more »

• Rwanda: Inside Gatete's First Budget

  If anything, Finance Minister Claver Gatete's 2013/14 budget, presented to Parliament last week, is brave. But it is also smart. Read more »

• Rwanda: Business District Construction Imminent

  With the expropriation and demolition of lower Kiyovu having been completed in 2008, many people wonder why most of the land there still lies open, and only a handful construction... Read more »

• Rwanda: Execution of 2012/13 Budget Successful, Says Minecofin

  As the 2012/13 financial year comes to an end, the Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning has reported almost 100% implementation of the budget by the accounting... Read more »

• Rwanda: Blanket Ban On Smoking Counterproductive - Asiimwe

  The Minister of State in charge of Public Health and Primary Health Care, Anita Asiimwe, has said that when it comes to tobacco, the focus should be on educating people about its... Read more »

• Rwanda: Another Defeat for Amavubi

  Amavubi coach Eric Nshimiyimana suffered his first loss as coach of the senior team after the Desert foxes of Algeria beat Amavubi 1-0 in the penultimate match of the 2014 world... Read more »

• Rwanda: Demand for Circumcision High, but Health Centers Lag Behind

  While the government has been promoting circumcision for some time now as a way of reducing the risk of HIV transmission, you can still find many men who have not undergone the... Read more »

• Rwanda: Gomeza Targets Cecafa Cup As Rayon Sport Jets Out to Sudan

  Rayon Sport coach Didier Gomez says winning the Cecafa cup will be more 'sweeter' than the club's win of the Primus league. Read more »

• Rwanda: Exposé - Zamuka Association

  Zamuka Association is a non government organisation in Rwanda. The organisation was created to help in providing solutions to the problems faced by orphans, widows, and people... Read more »

• Rwanda: People Welcome Taxi Park Radio

  Nyabugogo bus terminal is a hectic place even on slow days, and getting some message through to the hundreds of travelers there is as good as impossible. That is, until Ijwi rya... Read more »

• Rwanda: Investing in Communities to Save Forests and Parks

  The road from Nyamagabe district through Kitabi to Nyamasheke meanders, like a lazy long green river, right through the middle of Nyungwe Forest reserve. Idyllic as a drive along... Read more »

• Rwanda: Energy Gets Big Boost in 2013/14 Budget

  The government is investing over Frw 100 billion in energy projects this financial year in what is seen as scaled-up efforts to generate more electricity needed to sustain the... Read more »

• Rwanda: More Energy Is the Clearest Way to Economic Prosperity

  The Minister of Finance and Economic Planning has allocated quite a substantial portion of the new national budget to finance infrastructure development, especially in energy... Read more »

• Rwanda: Showing Off Too Much Cleavage Not Fashionable At All

  Women are showing some skin in a whole new way. Dresses that reveal flashes of breast are the latest trend. But honestly speaking, this is a dangerous fashion to follow. The boobs... Read more »

• Rwanda: Rwandans Do It Their Way

  When 19 years ago Rwanda emerged from the Genocide against the Tutsis, few could have predicted the course the country would take in the next two decades. It was worse than a... Read more »

June 17

• Rwanda: Reduced Tariffs, New Price Plans At MTN

  MTN Rwanda has announced a reduction on existing tariffs and new price plans which include a 22% tariff reduction on MTN to MTN prepaid calls and 15% drop for calls on postpaid. Read more »

• Rwanda: President Kagame Urges Youth to Be Engine of Growth

  President Paul Kagame has called upon youth to be the driving force in rebuilding the country and accelerating national development. Read more »

• Rwanda: Artists Urged to Focus On the Message

  Senator Jean Damascène Bizimana has called on artists, especially musicians, to focus in their work first on the message, before the melody. He made the remarks on Saturday... Read more »

June 14

• Rwanda: Belgian Cooperation Minister Assured of Strong Ties With Rwanda

  The Belgian Minister for Public Enterprises and Development Cooperation, Jean-Pascal Labille, has said ties with Rwanda remain strong and that his country is committed to continued... Read more »

• Rwanda: People Still Distrust Weather Forecasts - Meteorology Agency

  Rwandan society has not enough knowledge about weather and the climate changes, and therefore measures should be taken in order to raise awareness and make people rely more on... Read more »

• Rwanda: Farmers Urged to Increase Production

  The Minister of Agricultrue and Animal Resources (Minagri), Agness Kalibata, has called upon farmers and other stakeholders in the agriculture sector to come up with new mechanisms... Read more »