November 29

• African Women Lawmakers Want Higher Representation

  New Times

  African women lawmakers on Wednesday robustly pushed for strategies that will see more women supported to assume leadership roles on the continent. Read more »

• Three Feared Abducted By FDLR

  New Times

  Three residents of Rubavu District were yesterday reported missing following Tuesday's deadly attack by the DR Congo-based Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda (FDLR)... Read more »

• German Police 'Just Missed' Most Wanted Rwandan Genocide Suspect in 2007

  Hirondelle

  German police coming to arrest one genocide suspect in 2007 just missed Félicien Kabuga, the most wanted Rwandan genocide suspect of all, according to the latest edition of... Read more »

• Novelty Needed to Fund EA Infrastructure - Kibaki

  Capital FM

  President Mwai Kibaki has called on East Africa Community member states to adopt public-private partnership to finance infrastructural development projects in the region. Read more »

• M23 Rebels Start Vacating Goma

  News of Rwanda

  Residents of Goma have a sigh of relief as rebels of the M23 start to move out of the Goma town, which they had captured two weeks ago, taking control of the most resourceful towns... Read more »

• Rwanda Set to Benefit From Carbon Markets

  New Times

  Rwanda's efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions qualifies it to benefit from the international market in carbon credits, an official with the Common Market for Eastern and... Read more »

• ICTR Hands Over Another Genocide File to Rwanda

  Focus

  Hassan Bubakar Jallow, the chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR), on Tuesday handed over the file of Pheneas Munyarugarama, a genocide fugitive,... Read more »

• Phone Firms Face Fines Over Poor Services

  New Vision

  Phone companies will be fined for dropped or blocked calls by the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) if a new statutory instrument to egulate the sector is passed by the ICT... Read more »

• Industrial Sector Growth to Narrow Trade Deficit

  New Times

  The government is buoyant that despite its fragility, the industrial sector has the capacity to narrow the country's huge trade deficit to help the country achieve a middle income... Read more »

• Cecafa - Amavubi Eye Place in Last Eight

  New Times

  AMAVUBI Stars take on Zanzibar this evening with hope of victory to guarantee their slot in the last eight. Read more »

• Anti-GBV Campaign Taken to Rwamagana

  New Times

  A campaign against Gender Based Violence was launched yesterday in Nzige sector of Rwamaagana district yesterday. Read more »

• ICTR Transfers Another Genocide Case to Rwanda

  New Times

  The International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) on Tuesday handed over to Rwanda the case file of Phénéas Munyarugarama, a former officer in the genocidal army... Read more »

• High Transfer Costs Hinder Remittances - Report

  New Times

  Governments of the Least Developed Countries (LDCs) should embark on a reduction of transfer costs of remittances if money sent home by their nationals in the Diaspora is to make... Read more »

• Car and General School Certified By Cummins

  The Star

  The Car and General Training School has been certified by Cummins to train technicians who provide after sales service for Cummins diesel engines and generators. Read more »

• Arsenal Football Club Offers to Develop Ugandan Football

  New Vision

  Premiership club Arsenal FC will provide UEFA sanctioned tacticians to train youth teams as well as coaches in Uganda. The club's Partner Service manager Gordon Tannock said this... Read more »

• National Ownership Key to Infrastructure Devlopment ? Kagame

  New Times

  President Paul Kagame has urged African governments to ensure active participation of citizens in the development agenda. Read more »

• Tough Test Awaits Espoir in Equatorial Guinea

  Focus

  Even after reinforcing their squad with two experienced players in Kami Kabange and Bienvenue Ngandu, a top-six finish remains a big ask for Espoir at this year's Fiba Africa Club... Read more »

• Haruna Keen On Al-Merreikh Switch

  Focus

  Al-Merreikh is pushing to land Amavubi and Yanga Africans winger Haruna Niyonzima. Read more »

• Motorists Stuck in Traffic for Hours.

  The Star

  Several motorists were yesterday stuck in traffic jams for hours as police closed major roads within Nairobi to pave way for regional presidents who are in the country to attend an... Read more »

• Anti-Corruption Week to Focus On Youth Engagement

  New Times

  The national anti-corruption week will focus on educating and sensitising the public specifically the youth to actively become involved in the fight against graft. Read more »

• Police Warns of Motorcycle Theft

  New Times

  Despite measures in place to curb motorcycle thefts across the country, Police have warned that the crime is yet to be totally stopped and urged motorcycle owners to take... Read more »

• Japanese Emperor's Birthday Celebrated in Rwanda

  New Times

  Rwanda and Japan have enjoyed strong bilateral relations over the last 50 years, the Japanese Ambassador to Rwanda, Kunio Hatanaka has said. Read more »

• RGB, Northern Province Sign MoU

  New Times

  The Rwanda Governance Board (RGB) has committed itself to promote the principles of good governance and service delivery in the districts of the Northern Province under a new deal... Read more »

• Espoir Depart for Continental Challenge

  New Times

  REGIONAL basketball champions, Espoir left for Malabo, Equatorial Guinea for their maiden appearance in the Fiba African Champions Cup (ACC) slated for Nov 29-Dec 8. Read more »

• Horticulture Farmers Appeal for Govt Support

  New Times

  Horticulture farmers and cooperatives have called on government to address some of the challenges they face including lack of reliable market, modern storage facilities,... Read more »