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Every so often, you will find a young person that is neither a #RwOT nor a Rwandan on Instagram.

THIS piece is purely satire and despite the fact that I wrote it with all the seriousness it deserves the subjects and the awards are based on social commentary.

Scanning through most of the international media articles and global analyses, concerning the just ended election on the 4th of August 2017, I realized that Rwanda as a country and her people is st

Today I brazed the scorching sun and traversed through four polling stations in Kabeza and Kanombe, as Rwandans went to the polls.

A procession of beautiful girls dawning colorful evening gowns as they walk the runway, has been a few of the many highlights of Miss Rwanda events over the years.

Millennials, also known as Generation Y, are those born between 1980 to the early 2000s.

MTN Rwanda will early this year launch its ground breaking mobile micro - savings and loans product, the company’s chief executive has confirmed.

On the 5th January 2017, Rwandans woke up to the news that all businesses (including NGOs), operating in residential houses, have three months to relocate to commercial buildings.[1] In the article

The customer, to me, in most instances is part of the problem and should carry part of the blame. It is a mere gimmick meant to sooth the ego of customers.

Whenever you talk about entrepreneurship, immediately you think of startups, starting from scratch, young ambitious companies, 1 man shows and that kind of thing.

Last week when I discussed the recent Economist article, ‘Look before you leap; The notion of leapfrogging poor infrastructure in Africa needs to come back down to earth’, I noticed that various co