July 02
Rwanda: Here Is Why I Will Vote for Kagame in July Elections
On Tuesday, June 25th, the Rwanda Patriotic Front (RPF-Inkotanyi) hosted a presidential campaign rally for its candidate, Paul Kagame, in the capital city of Kigali, in Nyarugenge… Read more »
Rwanda: RPF Promises to Construct Modern Ports On Lake Kivu
Three modern ports are set to be constructed on Lake Kivu to improve transportation and navigation on waters as per FPR-Inkotanyi manifesto 2024-2029. Read more »
Rwanda: Rwandan Engineers' Body Gears Up for Global Summit in Kigali
The Rwandan engineering community is gearing up for the Global Engineering Conference (GECO), a first to be hosted by a sub-Saharan nation. Read more »
Rwanda: Kagame Says Critics Not Used to Politics of Uniqueness, Unity, Integrity
RPF Inkotanyi presidential candidate Paul Kagame has challenged people who allege that the party forcibly brings thousands of people to its campaigning sites, to try it in their… Read more »
Rwanda: PDI Campaigns in Rubavu, Courts Supporters to Vote Kagame
The Ideal Democratic Party (PDI) campaigned in Rubavu town on Monday, July 1, asking its supporters to vote for RPF-Inkotanyi presidential candidate Paul Kagame, in addition to… Read more »
July 01
Rwanda: The Fashion Side of Election Campaigns
The campaign rallies that kicked off on Saturday, June 22, have been thrilling and turned into a fashion showcase. Read more »
Rwanda: How Rwanda Plans to Raise Trillions in Taxes in 2024/25
The government, on June 29, promulgated a 2024/2025 state finance law under which Rwanda plans to spend a national budget of more than Rwf5.69 trillion for the fiscal year that… Read more »
Rwanda: Here Is Why Rwandans Throng RPF Rallies in Droves
A persistent line of attack against President Paul Kagame, come any campaign season, is that people - ordinary Rwandans - are "dragged (against their will) to his campaign events." Read more »
Rwanda: Social Media - Unsung Youth Leadership That Could Yet Save a Continent
The tax protests in Kenya led by Generation Z urban youth have quietened down after the government withdrew the financial bill that drew their ire. Read more »
Rwanda: Rwanda Decides - Youth Comprise 42% of Final Voters' List
Youth comprise over 40 per cent of total registered voters for the presidential and parliamentary elections in July. Read more »
Rwanda: Independence Day Is a Day of Reflection for All Rwandans
On Monday, July 1, Rwandans will observe Independence Day. Unlike many nations, ours is not a day marked by grand parades or celebratory fireworks. The road since 1962 has been… Read more »
June 30
Rwanda: Roads Top Wishlist for Ruhango, Kamonyi Voters
Residents in Ruhango District have asked Liberal Party (PL) parliamentary aspirants to consider rehabilitation of the road from Ruhango town to Gitwe District Hospital if they get… Read more »
Rwanda: Kagame Urges Swift Development On Campaign Trail
RPF Inkotanyi presidential candidate Paul Kagame, on June 30, said that the country's development should be done with speed, noting that it is about doing things excellently. Read more »
Rwanda: Nsengiyumva Floats Idea of Creating 'Supreme Leader' Role
Janvier Nsengiyumva, the only independent candidate in the parliamentary race, kicked off his Kigali city electoral campaign on June 29 in Kicukiro district's Gatenga sector. This… Read more »
Rwanda: Parliamentary Polls - RPF Pledges Sustained Development in Kamonyi
Parliamentary hopefuls of the ruling RPF-Inkotanyi and its allied parties on Sunday, June 30, said that they intend to build from the existing achievements to further execute the… Read more »
June 28
Rwanda: What Rwandan Youth Expect From the Next MPs
On July 16, thirty-one candidates competing for the two youth representation seats in the lower house of Parliament will be elected by an electoral college comprising seven youth… Read more »
Rwanda: Women Parliamentary Candidates Pledge Advocacy for Family Promotion, Gender Equality
Sixteen candidates vying for two seats reserved for female lawmakers in the Chamber of Deputies to represent women in City of Kigali have pledged to advocate for women's rights and… Read more »
Rwanda: Rwanda Decides - 12 Key Pledges in Liberal Party's Five Year Manifesto
After a two-day break, the Liberal Party (PL) will resume its campaign trail on Friday, June 28, seeking seats in Parliament in the July general elections. Read more »
June 27
Rwanda: 'I Will Be the President of Rwanda,' Says Green Party's Habineza
The chairperson and presidential candidate of the Democratic Green Party of Rwanda (DGPR), Frank Habineza, has said that his party has high hopes of winning the upcoming elections,… Read more »
Rwanda: Kagame to Nyamagabe Residents - Choose Security, Unity, Development
The RPF-led coalition presidential candidate, Paul Kagame, on June 27, said that Rwanda's young people should not be burdened by the country's tragic history but should focus on… Read more »
Rwanda: Rwandan Youth Give Hope, Kagame Tells Voters in Huye
Rwandan youth can give hope to anyone, said Paul Kagame, the presidential candidate of RPF-Inkotanyi and its allied political parties, as he took his electoral campaign to Huye… Read more »
Rwanda: What Women Expect From Their Next Representatives in Parliament
As women parliamentary candidates start their campaigns, expectations are high among women. Read more »
June 26
Rwanda: Mpayimana Pledges to Cut Size of Parliament If Elected President
Independent presidential candidate Philippe Mpayimana, 54, is proposing a number of changes to the Chamber of Deputies that he would implement if elected as Head of State in the… Read more »
Rwanda: Why the Election Period in Rwanda Is a Celebration
It's just a few days into the Presidential and parliamentary campaigns for the upcoming elections on July 15, 2024, and Rwanda is already buzzing with excitement. Read more »
June 25
Rwanda: Liberal Party Pledges to Push for Laws to Decongest Correctional Facilities
Liberal Party (PL), which is campaigning for seats in Parliament in the July elections, has pledged to push for laws that will help establish community service as an alternative… Read more »