News Rwanda » Kigali » Culture: Hattiloo Theatre to welcome Rwandan artists through new partnership
Six Rwandan artists will travel to Memphis for a residency at Hattiloo, where they will develop an original musical production with local performers.
News Rwanda » Kigali » Culture: Learning to Love Dogs in Kigali
Olivier Grinner considers himself a neat freak. The biggest adjustment to living with Lily was getting used to the hair. It’s everywhere: on the couch, on the pillows, on his clothes—Lily messes ...
News Rwanda » Kigali » Culture: Diamond Platnumz set for Kigali concert in August
Tanzanian Bongo Flava star Diamond Platnumz is set to return to Kigali as the headline act at this year's Friends of Amstel Experience, scheduled for August 29 at the BK Arena parking lot.The concert ...
News Rwanda » Kigali » Culture: “It Was Too Beautiful to Keep to Ourselves”: Inside Kigali’s First Ultra-Luxury Boutique Hotel
This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Kigali, Rwanda has long been a city that travelers pass through on their way to somewhere else. They land after a ...
News Rwanda » Kigali » Culture: Kigali is building its way to becoming ‘the Silicon Valley of Africa’
The skyline of Rwanda’s capital Kigali has been transformed in the past 20 years with new architecture emerging to help support the growing economy. Today, some of the key buildings that are helping ...
News Rwanda » Kigali » Culture: Cheetah Cement staff gain deeper insight into Rwanda’s history at Kigali Genocide Memorial
A delegation of more than 20 employees from WHI Rwanda Cement Company, the producer of Cheetah Cement, on Friday, July 10, visited Kigali Genocide Memorial to pay tribute to victims of the 1994 ...
News Rwanda » Kigali » Culture: See Kigali like a Nat Geo Explorer
Rwanda’s capital city of Kigali has been attracting travelers in recent years because it is clean, green, and residents speak both English and French. Tourists are met with friendly locals and its ...
News Rwanda » Kigali » Culture: In Rwanda, an 18-Hole Sign of Growth
The Rwandan government is hoping to build a local golf culture and harness the sport to appeal to international tourists and investors. By Debra Kamin This article is part of our latest special report ...
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