November 5

• AU Looks At Establishment of Food Safety Body

  Focus

  "There is no life without food. And food is never food if it's not safe," said Francois Kanimba, Rwanda's Minister of Trade and Industry last week during a continental meeting... Read more »

• Without Technical Skills, National Development Is Impossible

  Focus

  In a country where more than 80 per cent of population depends on agriculture, there is a need to diversify and promote non-farming activities so as to accelerate economic... Read more »

• PSF Tells Artisans to Strive for Visibility

  Focus

  Making Rwanda's private sector strong enough as to be at the vanguard of economic growth is not to be achieved easily with capacity and leadership issues still lingering among... Read more »

• Orinfor Sweats Over Mismanagement Saga

  Focus

  The Rwanda Bureau of Information and Broadcasting (Orinfor) has for the second year running topped the list of government institutions that have failed to produce supporting... Read more »

• Gasigwa Ready to Banish Bad Memories

  Focus

  Jean Claude Gasigwa is ready to produce his best tennis in the upcoming ITF Men's Futures (Burundi F1 Futures), but whether that is good enough to surpass his previous best (second... Read more »

• Works On Rusumo One-Stop Border Post Underway

  Focus

  Construction activities of Rusumo one-stop border bridging Rwanda and Tanzania are set to be completed by November 2014, costing a shared amount of Frw 25 billion, officials have... Read more »

• Amavubi Start Preps for Namibia Friendly and Cecafa

  New Times

  AMAVUBI Stars team starts preparations today ahead of the Fifa friendly match against Namibia on November 11 and Cecafa Senior Challenge Cup in Kampala, Uganda later this month. Read more »

• Rwandans Urged to Take Part in the Selection of National Heroes

  New Times

  It is the duty of every Rwandan to participate in the vetting of people designated for national decoration, the head of the recently established Chancellery for heroes and national... Read more »

• Vodacom Premier League Tournament

  Daily News

  YOUNG Africans scaled the Vodacom Premier League summit for the first time this season with a routine 2-0 win over Azam as defending champions Simba's stuttering form continued... Read more »

• PAC Calls for Effective Recovery Mechanisms of VUP-Umurenge Loans

  New Times

  The Rwanda Local Development Support Fund (RLDSF) in collaboration with district authorities must ensure that loans disbursed through the Vision Umurenge Programme (VUP) are... Read more »

• More Funds Needed to Build Capacity

  New Times

  The executive secretary of the Public Sector Capacity Building Secretariat (PSCBS) Stella Ford Mugabo has pointed out that despite the body's enormous task to enhance the skills of... Read more »

• Rwanda Yet to Decide On AIBA Youth Champs

  New Times

  RWANDA Amateur Boxing Association (Raba) remains uncertain whether they will send a team to this year's AIBA Youth World Boxing Championships, to be held in Yerevan from November... Read more »

• We're in the Title Race, Says APR Coach

  New Times

  APR head coach Eric Nshimiyima is confident about his new-look team's chances of successfully defending the Primus National Football League title. Read more »

• MFIs Need to Improve Their Risk Management Practices

  New Times

  Most Microfinance Institutions (MFIs) in the country fail to lend money to individuals and small businesses due to a long and costly process of assessing the borrowers'... Read more »

• Espoir Finish Unbeaten

  New Times

  Espoir thrashed United Generation Basketball 104-40 on Sunday Circle Sportif de Kigali courts to finish the first round of national basketball league with an unbeaten record. The... Read more »

• Don't Blame Accounting Software for Errors - AG

  New Times

  Public budget managers have been warned by lawmakers and the Auditor General not to blame the new accounting system for the persistent bookkeeping blunders in their audit reports. Read more »

• Home Grown Talent Should Be Priority

  New Times

  In 2006 I had the privilege of being one of the first few journalists to conduct a lengthy interview with the then newly elected president of the Rwanda Football Federation, Brig.... Read more »

• Chancellery Looks At Casting the Net Wide in Search for Heroes [interview]

  New Times

  Following the establishment of the National Chancellery for heroes and national orders and decorations of honor, a lot is being done by this new institution to ensure that all... Read more »

November 4

• Museveni's DR Congo Mission

  Independent

  How Kabila, UN boss begged him to help, then double-crossed him. Read more »

• Cash Bond Irks Sugar Traders

  New Vision

  NOT so long ago, the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) sought to introduce a cash bond for all imports transitioning through the Kenyan port of Mombasa to land locked countries such as... Read more »

• The Health of the Nation [analysis]

  Independent

  Making sense of the contradictions and bipolar reality of Uganda's health indices: Read more »

• If DR Congo Wants Peace, Their Best Friend Is Uganda [interview]

  Independent

  Henry Okello Oryem, the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs spoke to The Independent's Haggai Matsiko about the allegations that Uganda is backing the M23. Read more »

• Saving for the Future is Timeless Wisdom

  New Times

  The Minister for Youth and ICT, last week, advised the youth to embrace the culture of saving to ensure a better future for themselves and the entire country. Read more »

• Former Champs APR Tame Holders KBC

  New Times

  APR inflicted a second league defeat to the reigning champions Kigali Basketball with an 87-78 win as the season reached the halfway mark on Friday. Read more »

• Malia's True Homecoming

  New Times

  Charity begins at home, so they say. That is why, in a bid to capture the local market, upcoming singer Malia Carine Uwamahoro has decided to start singing in Kinyarwanda, her... Read more »