Handshake Of Death: EU Embrace Of Kagame Helping S...
Investigations
Investigations
Handshake Of Death: EU Embrace...
European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen is just one in a long line of EU leaders who’ve embraced Rwandan president Paul Kagame.
Investigations
THE DARK SIDE OF SUDAN’S OIL
The oil story in Sudan is one of controversy, a messy tale of money, conflict and power enmeshed in the country’s decades-long conflict
Investigations
ENEMIES OF PROGRESS: THE PEOPL...
Government institutions are overspending billions of Rwandan Francs each year, from local to Senate level. As The Chronicles reports,
Investigations
EXPOSED: THE RTDA EXTORTION AN...
A 51.54km road project in Northern Rwanda may have improved the lives of thousands, but has also destroyed the livelihoods of many others.
Investigations
Rwanda: Press Micro Managed, I...
Jourmalists cover a story at Rwanda Investigation Bureau heaquarters in Kigali on May 17, 2019. Photo: File. Newtimes Rwanda
Investigations
Rwanda’s Corrupt: Its Men, You...
Five men are in custody for allegedly withholding the food meant for the vulnerable in their localities.
Investigations
Inside The Minds Of Men Servin...
Rwanda is facing a monumental crisis. Government data shows that since 2016 to end of 2019, a total of 78,646 girls
Investigations
Covid 19: A Family Needs RWF 3...
Nyirabariyanga clementine aged 50 a residence of Marantima village, Rwebera cell, Cyuve sector in Musanze district lost her husband in 2018 march
Investigations
Collision Course: An Investiga...
In January 2023, Rwandan journalist John Williams Ntwali was killed in a traffic collision. His relentless work documenting human rights violations, t...
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Soldiers Fallen In Silence: Ka...
Investigating the deaths of Rwandan soldiers killed in North Kivu led to one journalist’s exile and possibly the death of another.
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How Rwanda Leverages Peacekeep...
As evidence of its interference in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo mounts, Rwanda continues to evade United Nations sanctions due, in par...
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Espionage, threats, suspicious...
Critics of Paul Kagame’s regime are the target of major transnational repression in Sweden, Netherlands, Belgium, South Africa, Tanzania and elsewhere...
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“Clandestine activities” and s...
Rwanda’s conduct, both in its region and in Belgium, is causing friction with its former colonial power. The murky murder of a Rwandan opposition figu...
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In the West and online, Rwanda...
In international forums, conferences and showrooms, Rwanda highlights its clean streets, gender equality and favorable business environment. But behin...
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Pegasus in Rwanda: Sister of p...
A leaked list of phone numbers reveals how Rwandan President Paul Kagame’s regime used Pegasus spyware sought to track political opponents and members...
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Paul Rusesabagina: “No one can...
In one of his first interviews with European media since being released from Rwandan prison in March 2023, human rights activist Paul Rusesabagina, po...
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Opinions
Why Kagame Would Not Win A Fre...
In a hypothetical scenario where free and fair elections were conducted in Rwanda, it is highly questionable whether Paul Kagame would secure victory.
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Denying A Genocide By Investig...
They are going to say that we deny the genocide,” the colleague at Forbidden Stories – the project of fifty journalists and seventeen media that inves...
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COVID 19: Rwanda Labor Law Sho...
Even though the influx of the coronavirus in Rwanda was unavoidable and had been predicted since the beginning of the year, it is reasonable to say th...
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Why It’s Hard To Remove An Afr...
If Equatorial Guinea’s president Teodoro Obiang will still be in power by August 3rd 2023, he will have broken the record of Ethiopia’s Haile Selassie...
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Virtual Campaigns In Uganda: M...
Uganda is looking forward to another election after 5 years, in 2021. The debate during such
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“COVID-19 Is Real And Painful...
Medical doctors, scientists, medical experts and government officials are still learning about coronavirus as it continues to spread here in Rwanda an...
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The COVID-19 Lockdown Food Tha...
About 1.5million people in Rwanda’s capital Kigali are back in a government-instituted lockdown beginning the night of January 18. This lockdown is to...
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FIVE STATEMENTS ON CORONAVIRUS...
THE World Health Organisation (WHO), a specialized agency of the United Nations (UN) responsible for international public health has played a huge rol...
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