Memorable end of year for 72 MTN customers
In the last week of its promotion ‘Izihize’, MTN Rwanda gave various prizes to 72 of its lucky customers and every day of the week 400 others received Frw 500 worth of airtime.
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Tigo opens service center in Kigali City Tower
Tigo Rwanda has opened its 11th service centre at Kigali City Tower in the heart of Kigali. Of its now 11 service centers, 5 are located in the upcountry towns of Ruhengere, Muhanga, Rusizi, Huye and Nyagatare while the rest are in Kigali City and its suburbs.
30 Rwandan hotels reach for the stars
With the aim of improving services in the hospitality industry, the Rwanda Development Board in collaboration with the Private Sector Federation and the ministry of East African affairs have awarded a classification to various hotels.
Police warn for conmen using forged checks
The police in Kigali on Wednesday arrested a suspected serial conman with at least 11 allegedly stolen laptops worth Frw 11 million, which he obtained using a forged check.
Tigo customers get ‘Bonane’ prizes
In the third week of its ‘Bonane’ promotion, Tigo Rwanda gave away prizes to 91 lucky subscribers this Friday December 23.
MTN wishes a memorable festive season to72 winners
MTN Rwanda on Friday for the third time gave away prizes to 72 of its customers for their Christmas loyalty promotion dubbed “Izihize” running from November 30 to December 28, 2011.
Private sector to expand advocacy for members at grassroots level
The Private Sector Federation (PSF) plans to handle businesspeople’s problems at district level so as to meet its core mission to promote and represent the interests of the private sector, said officials during the body’s annual road show.
Nigerian and Ugandan musicians rock Kigali in Christmas Jungle party
Kigali residents on Sunday were treated to an early Christmas bash when Nigerian and Ugandan artistes joined major local artists to entertain revelers in a concert dubbed ‘the Christmas jungle party’ at Amahoro stadium.
The National Dialogue: Development the Rwandan way
Rwandans should strive to give themselves dignity by joining efforts from the village level up to the national one. It is the only way to achieve development, through home-grown solutions. That was the conclusion of the annual National Dialogue held last week.
Rwanda’s competitiveness improves, infrastructure and education still problematic
While Rwanda is one of the smaller economies in sub-Saharan Africa, it is the third most competitive one. Infrastructure and higher education however are among the main impediments. In the recently released Global Competitiveness Report 2011/2012 by the World Economic Forum (WEF), Rwanda has improved its ranking by ten places, moving up to 70th position [...]
