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A car ‘more intelligent than humans’… for $45,000
Byton has revealed the first look at the high-tech electric car it claims will ‘perceive more than what a human being will ever do.’ The
Genocide fugitive Twagirayezu to appear before Danish court for extradition trial
A Danish court will today begin the extradition trial of Genocide suspect Wenceslas Twagirayezu, according to sources from Copenhagen, the capital of the Nordic country.
Mark Zuckerberg’s goal for 2018: ‘Fixing’ Facebook
For 2018, however, Zuckerberg is essentially challenging himself to do better at his day job. Zuckerberg said Thursday his personal challenge for 2018 is working
Early action key to preventing crises related to El Niño and La Niña – UN relief official
La Niña is expected to impact weather around the world in 2018, a United Nations relief official said, urging governments and the international community to
Kirehe: Police, local leaders meet conflicting couples
Police and local leaders in Kirehe District, on January 3, visited two families of Nyakabungo Cell in Mpanga Sector that were facing domestic disputes as
2017, a year Rwanda set a solid foundation for green growth
For more than a decade, putting the environment at the center of Rwanda’s development has been a priority for the country. In 2010, this policy
Raila to be sworn-in on January 30
Plans are underway to swear in Nasa leader Raila Odinga on January 30, the Star can report. Yesterday, NASA announced it will next week name
Oil at highest since mid-2015 amid Iran tensions, tighter market
Oil prices on Thursday hit their highest in over 2-1/2 years, marking levels not seen since before a slump in commodity markets in 2014/15, boosted
Merger of IPRCs to improve education quality – officials
The merger of all former Integrated Polytechnics Regional Centres (IPRCs) to form the Rwanda Polytechnic is expected to enhance learning, officials have said. The move,
Ethiopia to release political prisoners, says prime minister
In a surprise move, Ethiopia’s prime minister has announced the release of political prisoners and the closure of a notorious detention centre, allegedly used as
