Kigali Industrial Zone employees demand public buses to protect them from muggers
Workers in the Kigali Special Economic Zone (KSEZ) urges dedicated public buses amid repeated incidents of muggings and chronic lateness linked to long daily walks to and from the industrial…
Read moreKigali’s Master Plan to resolve informal settlements within six years
Several densely populated neighbourhoods of Kigali have been given six years—from 2024 to 2031—to be upgraded with modern housing composed mainly of two storey residential units, according to the city’s…
Read moreRwandans unable to afford Rwf 25 Million houses to be housed in shared urban halls
Kigali — The Government of Rwanda has unveiled a new urban housing plan that will see citizens who cannot afford to buy low-cost houses offered affordable rental spaces in large…
Read moreInvestigation Underway into Nationwide Power Outage Linked to Regional Power Grid – REG
The Rwanda Energy Group (REG) has announced that investigations are underway into the nationwide power outage that occurred on the evening of Sunday, November 9, 2025. The outage, which affected…
Read moreFuel price surge threatens to push cars off Rwanda’s roads
The continuous rise in fuel prices is causing growing concern among private car owners in Rwanda, some of whom fear that driving personal vehicles could soon become a luxury—or even…
Read moreProtests over elections in Tanzania disrupt Rwandan trade as trucks are set ablaze
Violent protests against elections in Tanzania are beginning to have serious repercussions for Rwanda, after more than 1,000 trucks transporting goods to the country were forced to suspend their journeys…
Read moreRwanda to showcase how Agroforestry is preventing soil degradation
The Ministry of Environment (MoE) plans to showcase to participants of the ongoing World Congress on Agroforestry (WCA) in Kigali how agroforestry trees are helping prevent soil degradation and reduce…
Read moreRwanda’s bamboo plantations along Nyabugogo and Nyabarongo attract new investors
Bamboo planted about 15 years ago in the wetlands of Nyabugogo, Nyabarongo and Akanyaru has now fully matured, with some clumps producing over 200 new shoots each. Rwanda Forestry Authority…
Read moreRwanda Police highlight the role of fact-checking in Environmental Reporting
Members of the Rwanda Environmental Journalists (REJ) host the Rwanda National Police Spokesperson, Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) Boniface Rutikanga, who delivered an insightful lecture on fact-checking and the importance…
Read moreRwanda to meet WHO-recommended health workforce within three years
The Ministry of Health (MINISANTE) has announced that Rwanda is set to reach the World Health Organisation (WHO)’s recommended ratio of health professionals—including doctors, nurses, and midwives—within the next three…
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Kigali Industrial Zone employees demand public buses to protect them from muggers
Kigali’s Master Plan to resolve informal settlements within six years
Rwandans unable to afford Rwf 25 Million houses to be housed in shared urban halls
Investigation Underway into Nationwide Power Outage Linked to Regional Power Grid – REG
Fuel price surge threatens to push cars off Rwanda’s roads
Protests over elections in Tanzania disrupt Rwandan trade as trucks are set ablaze
Rwanda to showcase how Agroforestry is preventing soil degradation
Rwanda’s bamboo plantations along Nyabugogo and Nyabarongo attract new investors
Rwanda Police highlight the role of fact-checking in Environmental Reporting
Rwanda to meet WHO-recommended health workforce within three years




















































































