The Rwandan Government in partnership United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA) and One UN Rwanda have launched the Rwanda Innovation Endowment Fund (RIEF) to sponsor research and developm...

Rwandan coffee revenue surged 84 percent in the first quarter amid higher international prices and increased demand for the country’s beans, the National Agriculture Export Board said.

Paul Kagame Leading by Example: The world Continues to recognize A visionary Leader who has changed the Lives of Rwandans

President Kagame today told residents of Gatsibo District, Eastern Province, that Rwandans should not look up to others for assistance, and if they have to, it should only be to help them build a firm...

Member states should learn from Rwanda’s approaches to economic growth, problem solving and public sector reform, Dunstan M Maina, Commonwealth Advisor on Africa told a Commonwealth gathering in Kigal...

The Rwanda Development Board in partnership with Google has conducted a mapping exercise of Rwanda’s tourism attractions with the objective of increasing access to tourism information on the web.

Eighteen years ago this week (Friday April 6), Rwanda plunged into genocide, 100 days in which some 800,000 Tutsis and moderate Hutus were massacred and the country was battered by civil war.

This article, co-authored by President Kagame and IFAD President Kanayo, presents the plight of smallholder farmers in developing countries as they confront the consequences of climate change and fall...

Rwanda's strong economic growth is expected to continue in a range of between 7.5 to 8 percent in the next two years, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said.

From Mar. 3-7, Rwanda’s top leadership was tucked away in the Rwanda Military Academy in Gako, Bugesera district, for the 9th Leadership Retreat.