November 21

• Rwanda: Rwanda Calls for Political Dialogue As Goma Falls to M23

  The government in Kinshasa and M23 rebels should desist from further hostilities that have harmful repercussions not only on Congolese citizens but on Rwandans along the border... Read more »

• Rwanda: Double Blow for Habiyambere

  Dieudonne Habiyambere's involvement in the first leg of the ITF Men's Futures (Rwanda F1 Futures) came to a premature end after yesterday's doubles' loss. Read more »

• Rwanda: Rwanda's Regulatory Authorities Least Bribed, Survey Reveals

  Rwanda is ranked the second country in East African Community (EAC) with the lowest bribes demanded by regulatory authorities from transporters and drivers along the transport... Read more »

• Rwanda: Rubavu Calms Down After M23 Take Goma

  Calm was returning to Rubavu town on the border with the DRC last evening, hours after the M23 rebels had captured Goma town, the capital of DRC's North Kivu Province. Read more »

November 20

• Rwanda: Strong Start for Gasigwa

  Rwanda's tennis ace Jean Claude Gasigwa bounced back from a dismal display in last week's Burundi F1 Futures with a strong first round performance in the first leg of the ITF... Read more »

• Rwanda: South Africans Take Early Lead

  Team South Africa made their intentions clear after climbing to the top of the general classification table at the end of yesterday's opening stage of this year's Tour of Rwanda. Read more »

• Rwanda: Ndayisaba Guides Dugout to Crushing Win

  Dugout have one foot in the Sulfo League final after Saturday's crashing win over rivals Impala Titans at Kicukiro cricket grounds. Read more »

• Rwanda: President Kagame Commissions 308 Cadet Officers

  President Paul Kagame yesterday commissioned 308 cadet officers at the Rwanda Military Academy in Gako. Out of the newly commissioned officers from Rwanda, Uganda, Burundi, Kenya... Read more »

• Congo-Kinshasa: DRC Soldiers Shell Rwandan Territory

  Three people were yesterday reportedly wounded after soldiers of the Democratic Republic of Congo fired heavy weapons rounds into Rwandan territory. Read more »

• Rwanda: Mugesera Requests for Postponement Again

  Genocide suspect Leon Mugesera yesterday reappeared at the High Court and requested for 48 more days before the trial against him starts in substance. Read more »

November 19

• Rwanda: BRD Restructures Rural Branches to Boost Outreach

  The Development Bank of Rwanda (BRD) has reorganized some of its branches upcountry in a bid to get closer to customers and provide them with effective services. Read more »

• Rwanda: Drive to Control Banana Disease Before June

  A visit to Buvumo cell, Mukura sector of Huye district in the South today, would leave one worried about how local people survive. Two years ago, banana farming was thriving.... Read more »

• East Africa: Urban Housing Crisis, a Huge Investment Opportunity

  It's now a fact that the bulk of East Africans living in urban areas are sleeping poorly. All five EAC states are living with a huge urban housing deficit that needs to be sorted... Read more »

• Rwanda: Hanga Umurimo Program Good to Go After Pilot Project Success

  The ministry of trade and industry's Hanga Umurimo (create a job) concept has been proven a success after achievements registered by the pilot project. Read more »

• Rwanda: Clean and Peaceful - but Rwanda Bores Tourists

  Rwanda's image of being peaceful and clean attracted nearly a million tourists last year, but most could not stay longer than a day or two as they found the country extremely... Read more »

• Rwanda: Unity - the Clock Can Not Be Turned Back [editorial]

  "Due to our history, unity is what re-dignifies us and therefore helps us to gather all the strength we need towards achieving our common goal: sustainable development." Thus... Read more »

• Rwanda: Mystery Still Surrounds Prostitutes' Murder

  The death toll of prostitutes killed around Kigali since July now stands at 18. Read more »

• Rwanda: Growing Up - Programmers Start Tackling Local Needs

  Software development is gradually leaving the embryonic stage in Rwanda; these days, local programmers are feverishly working to find home-grown IT solutions to local needs,... Read more »

• Rwanda: Leaky Defence Worries Micho

  Amavubi head coach Milutin 'Micho' Sredojevic concedes that his side has a lot of work to do defensively ahead of this year's Cecafa Tusker Senior Challenge Cup which kicks off... Read more »

• Rwanda: K-Club in Fight for Survival

  Hardly has the controversy of the threatened closing down of the popular Papyrus nightspot in Kimihurura by Kigali City Council died down than a new one bubbles up. Read more »

• Rwanda: Kagame's Is a Lone Voice in Africa, the World of Clueless Leadership [opinion]

  While having a chat with a colleague to discuss President Paul Kagame's pep talk to the Oxford and Cambridge university alumni from Nigeria, we tried in vain to name sub-Sahara... Read more »

• Rwanda: Kenya Government Does Rwandan Company Wrong [opinion]

  Ever since the re-establishment of the East African Community and the recent entrance of Rwanda and Burundi into the community, new frontiers of trade and investment have opened... Read more »

• Rwanda: Could This Be the Year? [opinion]

  Every year, the number of sponsors for the highly billed Tour of Rwanda keeps growing. This year, sponsors include the ministry of sport and culture, Western Union, SKOL,... Read more »

• Rwanda: Homeland Security Updates - Police Stations, Motorbikes, and Hawkers

  The Inspector General of the Rwanda National Police Emmanuel Gasana has said it's the mandate of police to feed suspects being held at the various stations countrywide. IGP Gasana... Read more »

• Rwanda: RDB, KPMG to Reward Best Small Firms

  There will be no cash prizes for winners of this year's Rwanda Development Board (RDB) Business Excellence Awards. Read more »