In a press conference at the Village Urugwiro, the Kigali state house, President Kagame defended his position on the imposition of a “no-fly” zone, and other military action by Western allies against Libyan strongman Muammar Gaddafi.
In the context of the global consumer rights day, the ministry of trade has said it will ensure fair competition while protecting consumers. The move follows a rise in counterfeit products sold by greedy traders regardless of health risks for consumers.
Rwanda’s beer wars rage on, little noticed by the general public. Agents working for local brewing giants Bralirwa have been employing a range of tactics to ensure there is as little visibility for Brasserie des Mille Collines (BMC) as possible for BMC’s Skol beer.
A provisional report on recent local leaders’ election produced by the National Electoral Commission (NEC) shows that elections were conducted professionally and elected leaders have the capacity to perform.
The new Kigali City Mayor Fidel Ndayisaba has pledged to continue the good progress registered by his predecessor and ensure that the city continues to develop. However, he has his own priority areas that he wants to deal with.
An agreement will soon be reached to allow all Nile countries to use water from the river or its tributaries.
Rwanda and Kenya have signed an agreement to intensify collaboration in the development of cooperatives.
Although the government is actively promoting family planning, a new study shows that there are still barriers to the use of modern contraceptives.
The government of Rwanda through the ministry of information is putting in place measures that guarantee faster and efficient flow of information to the public.
When the new executive committee of the Kigali City Coucil was sworn in last week, President Kagame pointed out that they will have to work hard to justify the mandate given by the people.
