Renowned Apostle Gitwaza Apologises After Sermon Remarks Link Nurses and Midwives to Satan
Apostle Dr. Paul Gitwaza apologizes to nurses and midwives after sermon remarks spark criticism.
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Apostle Dr. Paul Gitwaza apologizes to nurses and midwives after sermon remarks spark criticism.
Rwanda's central bank warns that food prices may continue to rise due to low agricultural production, high energy costs, and imported goods.
Rwanda's central bank expects fuel prices to drop if the Iran conflict eases, citing past trends and global market dynamics.
Nearly all Rwandans have access to formal financial services, but financial health remains a challenge.
Rwanda's Zion Temple issues apology to healthcare workers after leader's comments spark outrage
Rwanda's inflation rate is expected to decrease in 2027, according to the National Bank of Rwanda.
Minister Bizimana calls on Rwandans to prioritize unity and learn from the past to build a sustainable future.
Minisiteri y'Ingabo ya Amerika iri gutegura uburyo bwo kongera kugaba ibitero bikomeye kuri Iran, bishobora kuba mbere y'amatora yo hagati mu manda ya Perezida.
Rwanda and Senegal have signed 11 new agreements to strengthen bilateral ties and cooperation in various fields.
Residents of Gitambi sector in Rusizi district are concerned about illegal gold mining activities taking place in their land.
Rwandan court to review DNA test results in paternity dispute between Vestine and Idrissa Ouedraogo
A 31-year-old Rwandan man, Bayiringire Eric, has successfully undergone surgery to remove a rare tumor that had been growing on his back for 15 years.