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A woman walks past a high-speed train at the Rabat Agdal railway station in Rabat, Morocco, on April 20, 2025. (Xinhua/Huo Jing)
Infrastructure
Morocco launches construction of Kenitra-Marrakech high-speed railway
The City of Kigali has informed the public that, in preparation for the upcoming Nyabugogo Bus Terminal Upgrade Project. Photo by Craish Bahizi
Infrastructure
Property owners to relocate as Nyabugogo bus station upgrade nears
 
A view of Kigali Vision City in Gasabo District. FILE
Infrastructure
Rwanda’s race to promote urbanisation
The government recently launched a Rwf 360 billion project to construct 215 kilometres of tarmac roads that will improve internal connectivity . Olivier Mugwiza
Infrastructure
What you need to know about construction of 215km of tarmac roads in provinces
 
Rwanda Housing Authority (RHA) released new guidelines in 2022 for the use of adobe (mud) bricks, commonly known as Rukarakara. Craish Bahizi
Infrastructure
10 key things you need to know about Rwanda’s mud bricks’ guidelines
A view of Rubavu port on the shores of Lake Kivu that was inaugurated in Nyamyumba Sector on December 6, 2024. According to the Rwanda Transport Development Agency, Lake Kivu is set to receive dedicated water transport routes to improve navigability and ensure the safety of passengers and goods. Photo: Courtesy
Infrastructure
Govt to set up dedicated navigation routes on Lake Kivu
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The City of Kigali has said mud bricks or adobe are not allowed to be used in construction of commercial buildings, churches, or mosques. File
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Wednesday, April 02, 2025
A very congested street during morning hours at Cyamitsingi in Remera in Kigali. Photo by Dan Gatsinzi
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The Kigali Ring Road (KRR) project, an initiative to ease traffic congestion and enhance transportation in Rwanda’s capital, requires $335 million for full implementation. Craish Bahizi
Kigali ring road project targets $335m in funding
Monday, March 31, 2025
According to the National Land Authority, women own about 19 per cent (2.2 million) of registered parcels while men solely own about 12 per cent (1.3 million parcels).
A closer look at Rwanda's land ownership and price trends
Sunday, March 30, 2025
The National Land Authority has announced a major integration of the Financial Management Information System into the existing Land Administration Information System
National land system to integrate financial management information
Wednesday, March 26, 2025
An aerial view of Chez Lando road junction that is set to be revamped during the newly launched Rwf140bn project to upgrade Kigali roads. Key junctions set for upgrades include Chez Lando, Gishushu, and Kicukiro/Sonatubes, along with Gisozi (Kinamba area), Nyabugogo, Rwandex, and Kibagabaga. File
Experts weigh in on Kigali’s urban transport upgrades
Wednesday, March 26, 2025
The Rwandan government, on March 24, launched a project to construct 215 kilometres of tarmac roads that will improve internal connectivity. File
Govt unveils Rwf360bn project to construct 215km of tarmac roads
Monday, March 24, 2025
Chez Lando
Inside Rwf140bn project to upgrade Kigali roads
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