Have you noticed our contemporary plethora of Rwanda experts? Everyone knows one. Many want to be one. Some are quick to take the title. Yet, I propose there are no true Rwanda experts. Webster’s Dictionary defines an expert as one with special skill or knowledge representing mastery of a particular subject. No one within or [...]
This year’s World Tourism Day, which focused on biodiversity, also saw the launch of an attraction that brings visitors closer to Nyungwe’s teeming wildlife: a canopy walk.
Ken Eugene Anangwe wants to apply the notion of regional integration to culture.
Brewery Bralirwa has launched a campaign to warn people that while drinking a beer is enjoyable, drinking and driving should be avoided.
As the National Electoral Commission (NEC) gears up for the upcoming grassroots elections, it is currently preparing for the first phase of the voters’ register correction.
Lack of parking place is at the heart of challenges that minibus drivers in Huye town are facing in their daily activities.
The International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) has clarified its position on Peter Erlinder, saying that he does qualify for immunity but only in his work as defense counsel at the court.
Doctors are advised to closely monitor the mental health of patients with chronic diseases they are more susceptible to develop psychological problems.
Even though levels of poverty and unemployment are still high, government anti-poverty programs are having a positive impact on the lives of Rwandans.
The recent arrest in France of Callixte Mbarushimana, executive secretary of the FDLR, has been welcomed by all parties concerned: Rwanda, the DR Congo and the International Criminal Court (ICC), which issued the arrest warrant. The man has been on the run for sixteen years, after having been actively involved in the Genocide, and during that period he further incriminated himself by ordering atrocities in the Eastern DRC. The arrest is indeed good news, although long overdue.
