Rwanda's appetite for Mandarin continues to surge as thousands of students, professionals and schoolchildren embrace the Chinese language to access scholarships, jobs and business opportunities.

Members of the Sudanese-Australian community are anxiously awaiting news from their family trapped in the city of Al-Fasher ...

Two new industrial parks under development in Nyagatare and Nyabihu districts will be exclusively dedicated to agro-processing and integrated with circular economy models to convert industrial waste ...

MTN Rwanda’s nine-month profit jumped to $9.9 million (Rwf 13.3 billion), propelled by strong Mobile Money adoption, rising ...

News reports have been describing the details of new infrastructural projects – namely wider, multi-lane roads and highways interspersed with flyovers or overpasses – in Kigali. They are to be built ...

The American secretary of state, filled with righteous anger, leaned across the horseshoe table of the Security Council and ...

Mayor John Horhn declared "Jackson is rising" during his first State of the City Address, highlighting his first 100 days in office. Horhn emphasized the need for teamwork between residents, city ...

KANSAS CITY, MO — This time, the mob of blue behind the Detroit Lions bench left early. Patrick Mahomes threw for 257 yards and three touchdowns as the Kansas City Chiefs beat the Lions, 30-17, in ...

The size of Oracle's revenue backlog suggests that its growth is set to accelerate nicely in the future. The multitrillion-dollar opportunity in the cloud computing market over the next decade can ...

In time for Ducks hockey home games, two new parking garages serving the Honda Center near the 57 freeway have completed construction and are open to the public. The multi-level garages are the first ...

The housing market in the U.S. is in flux, but that hasn’t completely stopped new buyers from entering it. Entry-level homes, or homes built with new homebuyers in mind, have been cropping up all over ...

The president of a union that represents Boston police officers said that people who took part in a recent street takeover in the city were “hell-bent” on attacking law enforcement officials.