[New Times] Starting January, the Government will roll out tax incentives, for two years, to help stimulate investments in the manufacturing and the construction sectors as well as speed up business recovery from the Covid-19 effects.
[New Times] The Rwanda Cricket Association has announced that expansion and upgrade works on IPRC-Kigali cricket ovalhas commenced to make it meet international standards.
[New Times] A Kenyan cement manufacturer, National Cement Company has debuted the Rwandan market trading the product under the brand name Simba.
[New Times] While some of the quack architects are using the credentials of their colleagues who are accredited, others are opting for outright forgery of construction permits.
[New Times] The words 'green buildings'are hard to miss duringtalks and projections of the ideal City of Kigali in coming years. What would it take to actualize the projections and plans?
[New Times] Cement is a primary product in construction and other infrastructure activities but those who rely on it in Rwanda have been struggling due to the supply deficit in the market.
[New Times] The Ministry of Education through Rwanda Education Board (REB) on Tuesday, August 11, announced that the ongoing countrywide classroom construction programme is at an advanced level.
[New Times] Following the shortage of cement on the local market, the newly-completed cement plant, Prime Cement, is expected to start operations on Thursday next week, and it is expected to bridge the current cement gap on local market.
[New Times] Gilbert Muhoza, a 1994 Genocide survivor couldn't hold his excitement on Friday, July 17, when members of the Institution of Engineers Rwanda (IER) handed him keys to a new house, with water and electricity inclusive.
[New Times] The ongoing scarcity of locally manufactured cement is mainly driven by CIMERWA's current quest to satisfy a supply tender from the Ministry of Education, The New Times has learnt.
