Rwanda Today

Food shortage fears after rains, landslides hit agriculture areas

The disasters have already destroyed a lot of crops, mostly Irish potatoes, maize, wheat, beans and vegetables; production of staple foods, will be affected.

Anger as traders defy directive on food prices

The government had set prices of food to cushion citizens against high cost of living

No minimum wage review for workers amid rising cost of essential goods

There is a concern that despite the dramatic rise in the cost of living in recent years, thousands of casual workers do not have the bargaining...

Local authorities on the spot as illegal mine collapses

Six workers were buried alive and authorities intensified rescue mission even though they denied knowing the mine's operations

Red flag as women suffer in disputes over family property

Gender-based violence has become a scourge, with the country losing many lives

News

Review of law begins to merge MPs and presidential elections

A draft of the revised constitution was submitted by Minister for Justice Emmanuel Ugirashebuja, to the parliament on March 31

Panic strikes families targeted in new social protection policy

The government will introduce a new cover for vulnerable families to make them self-reliant and......

Soldiers killed my parents, siblings and left me with a broken leg

Resistance to cremation worries govt as cemeteries run out of space

Cabinet allows joint polls, MPs get extra one year on term

Report reveals skills mismatch in jobs

High cost off drug used during childbirth to handle pain beyond reach for women

Businessman traces Rwandan roots 27 years after fleeing

Opinion

EDITORIAL: Keep memories of Genocide Against Tutsi alive and rope in the youth

Every April 7, Rwandans honor over a million victims of the Genocide Against the Tutsi. And for most of those who witnessed and survived the horrors, 29 years ago still feels like...