[New Times] Genocide suspect Jean-Paul Micomyiza, 49, finally arrived in Kigali, Rwanda early Wednesday, April 27, after being extradited by Sweden.

[ISS] There are no good precedents for outsourcing asylum processes, and the agreement could damage continental relations.

[New Times] Leafy green vegetables are an important part of a healthy diet, since they are packed with vitamins, minerals and fibre.

[New Times] Marines will be hoping to end APR's hopes for a league and cup double when the two sides clash in the quarter-final of the Peace Cup on Wednesday at Umuganda stadium.

[New Times] Bugesera striker Sadick Sulley is confident he can leapfrog his competitors and win the top scorer award in the ongoing 2022/2023 Rwanda premier league season.

[New Times] "If these people are brought to Rwanda they can live a better life than they are living in prisons in Libya." This was President Paul Kagame's revelation while recounting the origin of the Rwanda-UK migration deal to tackle the prevailing...

[New Times] The Rwanda Basketball Federation (Ferwaba) has given Rwanda Energy Group (REG) a break from the National basketball league to help them concentrate on the playoffs of the Basketball Africa League (BAL) 2022 that get underway in Kigali on ...

[New Times] APR and Rwanda Revenue will represent Rwanda in the women's African Club Championships slated in Tunis, Tunisia, from May 19 to June 1, 2022.

[New Times] The UK High Commissioner to Rwanda, Omar Daair, has responded to the criticisms surrounding the Migration and Economic Development Partnership between Rwanda and United Kingdom.

[Government of Mauritius] The Minister of Information Communication Technology and Innovation (ICT) of the Republic of Rwanda, Ms Paula Ingabire, met with the Minister of Health and Wellness, Dr Kailesh Kumar Singh Jagutpal, this morning, in Port Lou...

[New Times] Holders AS Kigali have taken a step towards the semifinals of the 2022 Peace Cup tournament following their 1-0 win over Gasogi United on Tuesday at Kigali sadium.

[New Times] Over 40 young Tennis players are in Kigali for the fifth edition of the East African Junior Teams Competitions U-12 in search of a ticket to represent the region in the forthcoming continental junior tennis tournament.

[New Times] Rwanda and Cuba have signed an agreement that will allow airlines of both countries to operate air transport services between themselves, covering the movement of passengers, cargo and mail.

[New Times] Hope Hostel, formerly known as AERG/One Dollar Campaign (ODC) complex, is one of the places designated to shelter migrants and asylum seekers from the United Kingdom.

[New Times] Technological innovations will be one of the ways to end deaths stemming from malaria disease.

[New Times] The fixture schedule for the much-anticipated Basketball Africa League (BAL) have been unveiled as eight African club giants look to rub shoulders in Kigali ahead of the tournament playoffs slated from May 21-28.

[New Times] Dieudonné Ishimwe, CEO of Rwanda Inspiration Backup that organises Miss Rwanda beauty pageant, has been arrested over sexual abuse towards the contestants on different occasions.

[New Times] Sheikh Salim Hitimana, the Mufti of Rwanda has urged Muslims to reach out and share with the needy during Ramadan.

[New Times] The national men's football team coach Carlos Alos says he is elated with efforts made by Ferwafa to get Rwandan players who play abroad ahead of the 2023 Africa nations cup qualifiers.

[New Times] Soya farmers in Kayonza District have incurred losses as floods destroyed over 30 hectares of plantations.

[New Times] Businesses operating at Kicukiro Business Centre have requested the City of Kigali to come up with urgent measures that could curb further losses caused by floods.

[New Times] French Karate icon Christophe on Monday, April 25, instructed his first technical seminar in Rwanda in a colorful session that shaped the official opening of the International Kumite Technical Seminar going on in Kigali.

[New Times] President Paul Kagame received letters of credence from five new envoys accredited to Rwanda at Village Urugwiro on Monday, April 25,

[New Times] One Dollar Campaign (ODC) complex is one of the places that are expected to shelter migrants and asylum seekers from the United Kingdom.

[New Times] A decade ago, a painter sold one of his regular pieces to a well-known bank for office decoration. However, the bank also made it their chequebook logo, something they claimed they had a right to since they had bought it.

[New Times] During one of their visits to Gisenyi Genocide Memorial Site, youth in showbiz and the media industry vowed to make use of arts and social media to stamp out genocide denial and ideology.

[New Times] Businesses operating at Kicukiro Business Centre have requested the City of Kigali to come up with urgent measures that could curb further losses caused by floods.

[New Times] Rayon Sports head coach Jorge Paixão has admitted that they need to beat Bugesera on Tuesday when both sides meet in the first leg of the Peace Cup quarter-finals at Kigali stadium.

[New Times] The local Cycling governing body (Ferwacy) has announced that elections for a new executive committee will take place on May 29.

[New Times] It was a weekend of mixed feelings for Rwandan players abroad with Noam Emeran salvaging a point for Manchester United whereas Meddie Kagere's Simba got knocked out of the CAF Confederations Cup despite the striker scoring.