Why Kigali is known for clean streets and green spaces
A major part of Rwanda’s approach is the monthly community service programme known as Umuganda.
By Samuel OtienoA major part of Rwanda’s approach is the monthly community service programme known as Umuganda.
By Samuel OtienoThe cancellations followed a similar disruption on Sunday, when RwandAir cancelled flights WB402 and WB403 on August 30, also citing difficulties involving air traffic control services at JKIA
By Chrispho OwuorThe meeting will focus on how Africa can strengthen food systems to feed a growing population, create jobs, drive economic transformation and withstand climate-related shocks.
By Bradley BosireSpeaking on Wednesday evening from Kigali, Rwanda Football Federation (FERWAFA) President Shema Ngoga Fabrice welcomed the return of the tournament to Rwanda, saying they are excited to host the competition again.
By Shadrack AndengaTusker secured a place in the tournament after Sudanese side Al Merrikh withdrew, handing the Kenyan club an unexpected chance to test themselves against some of the region's top teams.
By Shadrack AndengaGor Mahia's 42-member travelling contingent, comprising 29 players and technical staff, departed in two batches due to limited flight availability.
By Shadrack AndengaThe agreement calls for an immediate ceasefire, the return of state authority in areas previously controlled by rebels, and the launch of formal peace talks to address the root causes of the crisis.
By Ann NyamburaThis year’s celebration also reinforces the global relevance of Kiswahili as a language rooted in African daily life but constantly evolving through multicultural influences.
By Rose AchiengThe animals were sourced from Munywana Conservancy and moved in two groups of 35.
By Maureen KinyanjuiThe proposal highlights Kigali as an affordable and safe center for international activities, positioning the city as a strong rival to Nairobi.
By Brenda SockyThe conference will bring together key policymakers, security experts, civil society actors, and researchers.
By Maureen Kinyanjui