The government last week launched the sale of 25% of its shares in Bralirwa through an Initial Public Offer (IPO); the move also makes Bralirwa the first domestic company to be listed on the Rwanda Stock Exchange (RSE).
The pediatric unit of Butare’s training hospital has received a boost thanks to a donation of medical equipment from the Belgian Development Agency (BTC).
Diseases caused by malnourishment are more related to ignorance and leadership rather than poverty, say officials and mothers whose suffering children have been benefiting from a feeding center located in Save sector, Gisagara district.
Members of the Law Students Association at the National University have been given a training on human rights and how to deal with violations.
Now that the government has presented its 7-year program, the ministry of infrastructure has renewed its commitment to development during a ceremony to celebrate President Kagame’s election victory.
Despite sensitization efforts by health care officials on how dirty hands can spread certain diseases, it seems many people are still not aware that the traditional handshake in greeting can thus be harmful.
Albert Rudatsimburwa, owner of the most successful private media house in Rwanda, Radio Contact FM, has just taken ownership of another big Rwandan institution – Rayon Sports Football Club. He is in a genial mood when he talks to The Rwanda Focus about this milestone move in his life.
A conference called the National Dialogue on Media Development has just ended at the Serena hotel. Everyone said their part, voiced their opinions and left. To go back to their countries. Or to their respective offices in Kigali.
When the chief Ombudsman, Tito Rutaremara presented his 2009-10 report to parliament last week there were several surprises.
The new relationship between the Institute of National Museums of Rwanda (INMR) and the Royal Museum for Central Africa in Brussels will result in enriching the INMR as well as repatriating Rwandan heritage.
