Petrol Tank Explodes Killing Two, Injuring One
Two people, a truck mechanic and and the driver have died when the tank they were trying to repair cought fire and exploded injuring one
Three Arrested In Separate Operations Against Drug Dealers
Separate Police operations in the Gatsibo and Rusizi districts on Wednesday yielded to the seizure of assorted illicit drugs and arrest of three people in
BRD Calls For More Bursary Reimbursements To Further Support Student Loan Scheme
When the Rwanda Development Bank (BRD) entered into an agreement with the government to manage the disbursement and recovery of the loans in 2016, it
RIB High Council Meets For The First Time
High Council members of Rwanda Investigation Bureau (RIB) on Thursday met for the first time at the Ministry of Justice Headquarters. The meeting was presided
Interpol Course Opens At Rwanda National Police College
Law enforcement officers from eleven African countries, on Monday, began a week-long training at the National Police College (NPC), which will enable them to utilize
Rwanda Is Flexing Muscles Against Ebola After A Case Is Reported On Border With DRC
Rwanda is upping its readiness to prevent Ebola from entering the country, after an Ebola outbreak was late on Sunday confirmed in the city of
Serious Coaster Accident Kills 10 People Badly Injuring Many
Ten people are believed to have died immediately and others critically injured around 7 a.m, when a coaster carrying passengers skidded and rolled off the
President Kagame Appoints Diplomats To 15 Countries
Paul Kagame has appointed 15 representatives to foreign countries. The new ambassadors include Maj. Gen. Charles Karamba, who has been Rwanda’s Air Force Chief of
Rwanda Police Begins Month Of Humanitarian Activities
Rwanda National Police (RNP) will this Monday launch series of human security activities across the country, dubbed ‘Police Month.’ The month-long community development activities will
Criminal Proceedings Against Former REB Officials Begin
Criminal proceedings against former Rwanda Education Board Executives continued today at the trial chamber of Gasabo Intermediate Court. Prosecution charges were presented on Friday. The
Rwanda’s Prime Minister Calls For More Collaboration With Private Sector In Innovation And Technology
Prime Minister Dr. Edourd Ngirente has urged African governments to collaborate with the private sector and invest in innovation and technology in order to enable
Rugby: Lion de Fer iEnters Semi-Finals
After winning the Genocide Memorial Tournament last month, Lion de Fer rugby club has become the second team to reach semi-final of the National Rugby
Pastor Warren Urges Rwandan Leaders To Dream Big
Renowned American Evangelist Pastor Warren has urged Rwandan leaders in all sectors of life to dream big if they want to succeed in whatever projects
Two FARG Staff Detained For Taking Bribes From Genocide Survivor
Prosecution has detained two staff members of the Genocide Survivors Assistance Fund (FARG) after they were caught red-handed recieving bribes. Prosecution said on Tuesday Morning
Five Tanzanian Journalists Die In Fatal Accident
Seven people, among them five journalists from Azam Media Group, were on Monday killed in a road accident, Shelui area in Tanzania. The accident occurred
Belgian Courts To Try Five Rwandan Genocide Suspects
Three Rwandans accused of taking part in the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsis will face judges in October by the Assize Court of Brussels. In
Pastor Warren Says Rwanda’s Critics Are Jealous Of The Progress
Pastor Rick Warren has said that critics of Rwandan leadership are not happy with what the country has achieved from a bleak past. Pastor Warren,
Full Speech: “Rwandans Were Used As Objects For The Powerful. It Won’t Be Anymore,” Kagame
Rwanda will do whatever it takes to prevent its citizens to be used as objects for the powerful. While offering his keynote address at the
Rwanda Prosecutor General Says Convicted Rwandan In USA Wanted For Genocide Crimes Back Home
Despite having been convicted of hiding his involvement in the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in an attempt to win asylum in the U.S, Rwanda’
Prime Minister Directs Prosecution To Speed Up Cases, Cautions Prosecutors
Prime Minister Dr. Edouard Ngirinte has called upon prosecution to speed up pending dossiers to avoid derailing government’s efforts of adminsitering societal cohesion and justice.