Agasozi ka Ruseke ko mu Murenge wa Musambira mu Karere ka Kamonyi karibasiwe, umubare munini w’Abatutsi bari bagatuye baricwa, imitungo...
Justin Kayiranga
Justin Kayiranga is a Rwandan journalist, digital content creator, and tourism consultant based in Kigali, Rwanda. He is primarily known for his media work focusing on environmental issues, climate change, sustainable agriculture, and African travel.
Welcome to TOPAFRICANEWS photo shoot and video coverage, this time we are sharing some pictures that describe the big ceremony...
The Ombudsman, Anastase Murekezi has urged local leaders in Muhanga District to take a good time to receive assess and...
Farmers in Gisagara district have benefited from agriculture insurance scheme as they got paid for the loss, they encountered due...
69 Americans have pledged to serve Rwanda as Peace Corp volunteers for the next two years where they will be...
As challenges related to climate change continue to become more urgent, the European Union’s flagship initiative Global Climate Change Alliance...
The teachers’ union (Syndicat National des Enseignants au Rwanda: SNER) has started an initiative to distribute cows among 90 schools which,...
Currently, there are only three schools for children with Visual impairment in the country which Rwanda Union for the Blind...
Rwanda’s Ministry of Education and Ministry of Sports and Culture have launched the National Literacy Month whose activities to embrace...
Overall, Africa has about 9% of the world's fresh water resources and 11% of the world's population. However, there is...
Niyukuri Theophile, known as Dudu, is a Burundian gospel artist with some linkage to Rwanda. He has so many songs...
It has been a wish to many gospel music lovers from Rwanda to see Benjamin Dube performing live on stage...
In a post to his Instagram page, Don Moen showed how thousands of Rwandans joined him in Kigali Praise Fest...
