RwandAir is looking to more than double its passenger numbers from just over 1 million in 2023/24 to more than 2.1 million by ...

The National Bank of Rwanda (BNR)’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has decided to increase the Central Bank Rate (CBR) – for the next three months – to 6.75 per cent, ...

Schools across the country are 94.7 percent ready for the new advanced level learning system that changes subject combinations and adds compulsory courses, The New Times ...

Rwanda’s liberation struggle will be among the key exhibits at the upcoming Museum of African Liberation in Harare, Zimbabwe. The facility, which was initially designated ...

The Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Olivier Nduhungirehe, has expressed optimism that Africa can end armed conflicts before the end of the decade ...

The gap between what universities teach and what the job market demands is a pressing concern as technology continues to evolve, making some employers yearn for graduates ...

The New Times is Rwanda’s largest private media organization. The company was established in 1995, a year after the Genocide Against the Tutsi had come to an end. Rwanda was defined by the horrific ...

Foreign affairs minister Olivier Nduhungirehe has stressed that true progress must be shaped by a country’s own realities, values, and vision, not by templates imposed ...

Clayton Boanubah Yaache from Ghana is among seven former United Nations Assistance Mission for Rwanda (UNAMIR) members who have returned to the country, 30 ...

Residents in Kigali are set to benefit from the upgrading of key informal settlements as part of the priorities outlined in the Citizen Guide to Budget, a simplified ...

Rwandan professional mediators are looking to a new organisation to make mediation services more easily accessible to people in need, providing a place where they can request ...

Kicukiro District has ordered a comprehensive review of the 306-hectare Karama II settlement site in Kanombe Sector, after discovering that many land plots were ...