Rwanda: Blame Games Rock Music Industry as Artistes Are Pressured to Deliver More Songs

The modern music industry is brutally fast paced that artistes have to pump out song after song to remain relevant. Unlike in the classics from the past, today's songs have a short… Read more »

Rwanda: Volleyball - Kenyan Coach Mulinge Linked With APR Return

Kenyan Sammy Mulinge is strongly linked with a move back to APR volleyball club for yet another stint as the army side's head coach. Read more »

Rwanda: Expectations Are High As President Kagame Visits Tanzania

President Paul Kagame on Thursday, April 27, arrived in Tanzania for a two-day state visit, aimed at cementing bilateral relations between the two neighbouring countries. The visit… Read more »

Rwanda: Corporal Punishment Leads to Trauma, Not Good Behaviour - Clinical Psychologist

Spare the rod and spoil the child? Many parents, guardians and day-to-day custodians like teachers, subscribe to that line of thought--which basically means if children are not… Read more »

Rwanda: Nyabihu - the Role of Caregivers in the Fight Against Child Stunting

In 2019, Jacques Niyibizi, a resident of Nyabihu District, was asked by his village mates to offer his home as a day-care facility for preschool children, and he welcomed the idea. Read more »

Rwanda: Citizens Central to Rwanda, Tanzania Relations - Kagame

President Paul Kagame has said that Rwanda and Tanzania's bonds of friendship and cooperation are deeply rooted in a common aspiration to improve the lives of citizens. Read more »

Rwanda: Moshions' Turahirwa Under Probe for Forging Document

Moses Turahirwa, the founder of Moshions, a renowned fashion house in Rwanda, has recently come under investigation by Rwanda Investigation Bureau (RIB) for suspected document… Read more »

Rwanda: Refugees in Rwanda Quiz Diplomats on 'Terrible' Situation in DR Congo's East

Refugees from DR Congo who are in Rwanda have quizzed foreign diplomats on what the international community is doing to address the political instabilities that have continued to… Read more »

Rwanda: Over 100 Illegal Mines Identified as Accidents Kill 429 in Five Years

Mine accidents have killed at least 419 people while 272 were injured in a period of five years, a report by Rwanda Mines, Petroleum and Gas Board (RMB) on the status of illegal… Read more »

Rwanda: U.S. Firm Certifies 10,000 Rwandan Community Health Workers Fighting Malaria

SC Johnson, a Us-based manufacturer, has partnered with Society for Family Health (SFH) Rwanda and the Ministry of Health to provide official certification and livable wages to… Read more »

Rwanda: Gicumbi Players Threaten to Boycott Vision FC Clash Over Unpaid Salaries

Players of second division tier side Gicumbi FC have told the club that they won't play Saturday's second division mini league match against Vision FC, should the club management… Read more »

Rwanda: SC Kiyovu Coach Eyes League and Peace Cup Double

AFTER booking a ticket to the Peace Cup semi-finals, SC Kiyovu head coach Alain-André Landeut has opened up on the club's quest for a league and cup double this season. Read more »

Rwanda: Kagame Set for Two-Day State Visit in Tanzania

President Paul Kagame is expected to arrive in Tanzania this afternoon for a two-day working visit during which he will meet with the country's President Samia Suluhu Hassan. Read more »

Rwanda: Former PM Habumuremyi Publishes Book On '10 Principles of a Happy Marriage'

Last Week, a 14-year old boy from Musanze district, cut off the head of his father-Alexis Manishimwe as revenge for beating his mother-Chantal Mujawamaria. Read more »

Rwanda: Remains of Genocide Victims Discovered Around Mibilizi Catholic Church Parish

At least 588 remains of victims of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi have been discovered around Mibilizi Catholic Church parish in Rusizi District. Read more »

Rwanda: Moshions' Turahirwa Arrested for Drug Abuse, Forgery

Moses Turahirwa, the founder of Moshions, a renowned fashion house in Rwanda, was arrested on Thursday, April 27, for alleged drug abuse and document forgery. Read more »

Rwanda: MPs Want 'Liability Bill' Fast-Tracked to Check Govt Losses

On April 4, 2019, a Nyanza-based court delivered a ruling in which the Government (through the Ministry of Health), was ordered to pay a Rwf25 million fine to a patient for the… Read more »

Rwanda: IGP Namuhoranye Meets Police Officers Operating in Eastern Province

On Wednesday, April 26, the Inspector General of Police (IGP), Felix Namuhoranye, met with police officers operating in different police units in Eastern Province as part of the… Read more »

Rwanda: FERWAFA to Elect New Boss in June

Members of the Rwanda Football Federation (FERWAFA) will vote for a new president during a general assembly scheduled on June 26. Read more »

Rwanda: Local Clerics Weigh in Following Kenyan Starvation Cult

News of a Kenyan pastor identified as Paul Mackenzie Nthenge accused of leading a religious cult is making rounds on social media. Nthenge was arrested on April 15 after he… Read more »

Rwanda: Educators Who Were Killed in Genocide Honored

The Ministry of Education, on Wednesday, April 26, held an event to remember employees of the former ministries in charge of education who perished during the 1994 Genocide against… Read more »

Rwanda: Budget Executed at 60%, Parliament Urges Greater Performance

Lawmakers have said that public entities should take measures to expedite the use of funds allocated in the national budget in order to avoid carrying forward a lot of unused money… Read more »

Rwanda: Rwandans Urged to Keep Up Fight Against Malaria

As Rwanda joined the world to mark World Malaria Day on Tuesday, April 25, Rwandans were asked to keep up the fight against malaria. Read more »

Rwanda: Gatsibo - HIV/Aids Prevalence Linked to Family Conflict, Sexually Explicit Music Videos

Marceline Mukamana, the Vice Mayor of Gatsibo District in charge of Social Affairs, has pointed out the connection between family conflict and the high prevalence of HIV/AIDS among… Read more »

Rwanda: Artistes React on Burundi's Decision to Ban Rwandan Songs

On April 24, National Communication Council of Burundi (CNC) announced the banning of 33 songs, including seven that featured Rwandan artistes. Read more »