Luganda speaking car mechanics of Nyamirambo and their khat
One category of people, the car mechanics, however, makes Nyamirambo the busy place that it is.
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Elderly Genocide survivors: a complex problem
Rosaria Mukamusoni, 81, lost her entire family during the Genocide, and for her, it is not history, but a lasting wound. She now stays alone in Gasharu cell in Gasabo where she has to cope on her own. “I used to struggle and feed myself, but I’m no longer able to do anything,” she points out. “When I am lucky, I get something from a donor.”
RwandAir orders a $33m new aircraft
The national carrier, RwandAir, has placed an order to purchase a new Q400 NextGen turboprop airliner from Canadian manufacturers, Bombardier Aerospace.
BK Annual General Meeting for May 8
May 8, will be D-day for Bank of Kigali (BK) shareholders. The board of directors of BK has set that day for the Annual General Meeting, during which shareholders will be officially informed that they have Frw 5.9 billion for them to share in form of dividends.
EXPOSE: Moriki Funeral Services
When someone dies, their family and friends always find it difficult to cope with the tremendous grief they experience and most times they are unprepared for important decisions and arrangements that need to be made.
NTBs are primitive impediments that inconvenience the common man
Last Friday, the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) concluded a session in Kigali during which commitment to real integration come under question once again.
ICT Ministry puts girls in the spotlight
It is a myth that women cannot excel in ICT, a field that has so far been dominated by men. This was proven as the ministry of youth and ICT (MYICT) on Thursday marked Girls in ICT day with the ‘Girls in ICT Career Fair.’
Inyange industries unveils Milk zones
Agro-processing company Inyange Industries has unveiled so-called Milk Zones to expand the product portfolio and meet the consumer demands for fresh milk.
Economy clutches on food, construction and service sector holds back
When Paulo Drummond led an IMF mission to Kigali this month to review Rwanda’s economic policies under the Fund’s Policy Support Instrument (PSI), he found a changed environment from the one he saw during the previous review in October 2012.
When the international community failed Rwanda
Ernest Maniraho was seven years old in 1994 when the genocide against Tutsi occurred countrywide, yet the atrocities he went through somewhere in Kicukiro remain with him today.
