The team commended Rwanda for the commitment to strengthen cancer control and the significant progress made since a previous imPACT review in 2014. Rwanda is currently updating its National Cancer ...

As war ravages the Democratic Republic of the Congo, faith remains an anchor in the storm. Brother Nicaise Mundurame and the ...

A government delegation, led by the Minister of Transport, Joseph Bukari Nikpe, arrived in Kigali, Rwanda, on March 2, 2025 for a working visit to study the country’s successful model for regulating ...

History has a cruel way of repeating itself when lessons are ignored, warnings are dismissed, and moral responsibility is replaced with self-serving geopolitics. The 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi in ...

With the high illiteracy of women comes the high incidents of low life expectancy because illiteracy and poverty especially ...

"As they push for sanctions against Rwanda, (Congo's president), seeing that Rwanda is being targeted, will refuse to participate in any negotiations," James Kabarebe, a Rwandan state minister for ...

The change would lead to a new governance structure at Cal-Maine and a potential ... Cal-Maine Foods president and CEO Sherman Miller said: “Our share repurchase programme underscores our ...

The measures will pile pressure on Rwandan President Paul Kagame, who previously has been defiant over his country’s efforts to secure its border with a largely lawless part of eastern Congo.

Kallas' announcement marks a shift in the EU's approach to Rwanda, whose president Paul Kagame is considered to have struck cordial relations with European leaders. The EU also supports Rwandan ...

On Thursday the U.S. Treasury imposed sanctions on James Kabarebe, a high profile ally of Rwandan President Paul Kagame, accused by Washington of serving as "a Rwandan government liaison" to M23.

In his first remarks since Rwandan-backed rebels took control of significant cities in eastern Congo, President Felix Tshisekedi addressed ... though he did not provide specifics on its structure or ...