[New Times] The ministry of infrastructure has tasked architects in Rwanda to work closely with communities in incorporating climate resilience apparatuses in construction project design and implementation.
[New Times] The government is targeting to have five international football stadiums in the next five years, according to the Ministry of Sports.
[New Times] Dairy farmers in Gicumbi are in a dilemma after the construction of the much-anticipated milk powder factory was halted, as investors from South Africa and Rwanda pulled out of the business, The New Times has learnt.
[New Times] The plan to construct Kigali's centralised sewage system is slated for March this year, The New Times has learnt.
[New Times] The long-awaited construction of the Kigali Wholesale Market for fresh produce could start next year, after the European Union reached a deal with the government to fund it.
[New Times] The construction of Muvumba multi-purpose dam, which will cost ?121.5 million (Rwf122b), could start in June next year, project developers have promised.
[New Times] The City of Kigali has kicked off the construction of 10 roads in different parts of the capital.
[New Times] Substandard steel bars which are said to have a grade of 'upper yield strength below 500MPa (500N/mm2)' will no longer be accepted on the Rwandan market according to Rwanda Inspectorate, Competition, and Consumer Protection Authority (RICA).
[New Times] Over 22,000 classrooms for nursery, primary and secondary schools have been built to address congestion in schools.
[New Times] Rwanda Housing Authority (RHA) has released new guidelines for using adobe (mud) bricks known as rukarakara, aimed at improving their standards and preventing disasters in the housing sector.
