Jamafest fete born in a Rwandan carnival Rwanda has become the first country to host the premier East African Community arts and culture festival.
Four years later, learners still struggle with English After the 1994 Rwanda Genocide, a large number of asylum seekers and refugees who had fled the violence, returned home with their families.
2012 was not a good year; they killed 127 of us Last year was one of the bloodiest for journalists, with 121 murdered, up from 107 in 2011.
Language barrier for staff stifles hospitality industry The growth of the country’s hospitality has been hampered by lack of language proficiency.
RPF’s Mulindi command post to become a museum President Kagame on December 17 unveiled to plans to turn the cradle of the liberation struggle into a state-of-the-art museum.
Kiswahili, lingua franca on a roll Classified by linguists as a Bantu language, Kiswahili has grown so rapidly over time that today, it is prominent on the African linguistic map.
Shakespeare’s Afro-Arab roots: Much ado about nothing? Was William Shakespeare a member of the Mijikenda communities? Did the great playwright pen at least some plays in Kiswahili?
Babirye brings the house down at gospel concert Kigali Serena Hotel was the place to be on November 4 when Ugandan gospel music star Judith Babirye visited the city to entertain her fans.
Listening to the sound of silence Frank Whalley finds a message to heed in the latest show by Verhoest
Nexus between Rwandophones and the Congo war A visit to Rutshuru, the area held by the M23 rebels, reveals their side of the story.
