“Africans have the solutions for Africa.” This was emphasized by the Health Minister Dr. Agnes Binagwaho and a team of doctors from Egypt who have been in Rwanda since last Sunday, in a press conference which took place on Thursday.
Delegates from several African countries are meeting in Kigali for the fourth Network of Reformers (NoR) conference.
The USAID/IREX Youth for Change (Y4C), a program that has been empowering youths from diverse backgrounds, since 2010, to help build peace in Rwandan Communities closed last week after two years.
On Tuesday at around 9 am, a first Turkish Airlines Boeing 737-800 plane landed at Kigali International Airport, marking the start of direct flights between Kigali and Istanbul.
Recent refugees from the DRC are to be relocated from Nkamira Transit Center to a better equipped camp in Nyamagabe district.
On Monday, the police in collaboration with Nyanza district leaders burned drugs that had been recently seized in the district. Among them were 221 kg of cannabis, 221 liters of Kanyanga and dozens of Chief-Waragi packets.
Jean Harelimana, a fourth-year student in management at the National University of Rwanda, has obviously heard of the East African Community, but he is at loss to explain how he thinks he might benefit from it.
Rwanda Civil Aviation Authority last week hosted the 32nd East African consultative meeting on facilitation of air transport in east Africa.
The Rwanda Bureau of Standards will soon become the Rwanda Standards Board, in a move which will see the organization focus on the development of standards, quality assurance and metrology in the country, while it will divest its inspection activities.
Rwanda Revenue Authority has announced it is introducing a new tool, the Electronic Sales Device (ESD) to combat the malpractice of falsifying business transactions and sales records by traders in order to pay less tax.
