AFPBritish Prime Minister Sunak during a press conference on Monday NOS News•today, 01:47•Changed today, 06:57 The UK can deport illegal migrants to Rwanda by air. Parliament has passed the controversial law allowing this. Rwanda has now been declared a safe country with this legislation to prevent legal objections to deportations. The law has been the … Read more
“Rwanda is truly devastated by the magnitude of the losses we have suffered. And the lessons we have learned are etched in blood,” Kagame said at a solemn ceremony in Kigali to mark the 100th anniversary of the massacre of mostly Tutsis and moderate Hutus. “It was the international community that failed us all, either … Read more
Afrobasket 2025: Gabon eliminates Equatorial Guinea at home in Malabo – Skip to content Gabon eliminated Equatorial Guinea on Thursday in Malabo after a double confrontation counting for the preliminaries of Zone 4 of Afrobasket 2025. Gabon qualified for the next round thanks to its victory in the first leg on Wednesday in the four … Read more
2023-11-25 03:18:04 From our Special Envoy in Kigali, Nephthali Messanh Ledy It is at the end of a long day marked by the different presentations of the 10 finalists selected – out of the 27,260 applicants from 54 African countries – for the grand final, that the jury of the ‘Africa’s Business Heroes (ABH) 2023 … Read more
2023-11-21 21:10:15 The increase from 32 to 48 teams for the 2026 World Cup simplifies the qualification method for African teams. The confederation saw its number of qualified selections increase from 5 to 9. Gone are the three-phase qualifiers (round-trip preliminary round between the weakest nations, group stage, play-offs), make way for a more readable … Read more
2023-09-22 15:00:03 Published on : 22/09/2023 – 17:00 5 mn Rwandan President Paul Kagame, de facto leader of the country since the end of the 1994 genocide, has announced that he will run for a fourth term in the presidential election scheduled for next year in this country of the region of Big lakes. The … Read more
2023-09-22 09:12:47 Published on: 09/22/2023 – 11:12 Modified on: 09/22/2023 – 11:40 02:04 “A historic decision” is how the spokesperson for the Rwandan government described UNESCO’s announcement. Six months before the 30th annual commemorations of the genocide against the Tutsi, 4 memorials were included this week as UNESCO world heritage sites. No memorial site had … Read more
2023-09-20 20:36:58 Four Rwandan memorials are recognized by UNESCO, among the 200 places of remembrance in the country. The Genocide Memorial, located on Gisozi Hill, is now a world heritage site. Inaugurated in 2004, it houses the remains of 250,000 people, but also torn clothes belonging to the victims and weapons used by their executioners. … Read more