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Rwandan consumers may soon face higher prices for food and everyday goods after a sharp increase in diesel costs, even as the government moves to shield households from the immediate …
Rising Diesel Prices Could Push Up Food Costs in Rwanda Despite Government Subsidies Read More
Rwanda’s efforts to strengthen quality standards in its rapidly growing tourism industry have taken a new turn after authorities ordered the temporary closure of four hotels found to be operating …
Rwanda Moves to Protect Tourism Standards as Four Hotels Ordered to Suspend Operations Read More
Rwanda’s Revenue Authority (RRA) has ordered fuel traders and owners to remove nearly two million liters of petroleum products that have remained in bonded warehouses for more than six months, …
Rwanda Orders Release of Nearly 2 Million Liters of Fuel Held in Storage for Over Six Months Read More
Rwanda has entered a new phase of international cooperation in advanced nuclear technology following the signing of a partnership agreement with Russia aimed at strengthening research, medical applications, and scientific …
Rwanda Signs Nuclear Technology Cooperation Deal with Russia: What the New Agreement Means for Science and Development Read More
The United States has reportedly granted special authorization to energy giants TotalEnergies and ExxonMobil to continue working with Rwanda Defence Force troops securing massive gas projects in northern Mozambique, despite …
US Allows Two Major Companies to Continue Working With Rwandan RDF Despite Sanctions Read More
Mozambique has agreed to fully finance the operations of Rwandan troops deployed in Cabo Delgado after the European Union decided to suspend further financial support for the mission, a development …
Mozambique Agrees to Fully Fund RDF’s Cabo Delgado Mission After EU Support Freeze and unpaid debts owed to Rwanda Read More
Burundian President Evariste Ndayishimiye has dismissed Lieutenant-Colonel Ir. Léonidas Nibigira, the head of the state construction agency OBUHA, following a heated inspection visit to a government-funded rabbit farming project in …
President Ndayishimiye Fires Lieutenant-Colonel Ir. Léonidas Nibigira After Furious Clash Read More
New regulations introduced in Burundi’s Muyinga Commune, located in the Buhumuza Province, have sparked widespread debate after local authorities announced that young men seeking legal marriage must first prove they …
Tough Marriage Rules Introduced: Men Without 10 Avocado Trees Cannot Marry Read More
The European Union has signaled a major shift in its security strategy in northern Mozambique by prioritizing direct support to Mozambique’s armed forces instead of extending financial assistance to Rwanda’s …
EU Shifts Support to Mozambique Army as Rwanda Mission Faces Uncertain Future in Cabo Delgado Read More
Today, investors around the world are talking about one thing: weed stocks moving up sharply in Europe. What is happening? And why are traders suddenly so excited about cannabis companies, even in …
Why Weed Stocks in Europe Jumped This Week and And How Trump’s Big Marijuana Move Sparked a Global Market Buzz Read More