Dozens Of African Americans Choose To Settle In Rwanda

By Taarifa Rwanda

More than 20 African Americans and other blacks of African descent have decided to make Rwanda their home after spending several days traversing the East African country.

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Peter H. Vrooman describes his work as U.S. ambassador to Rwanda

By SUSAN MENDE

A Canton native now serving as the U.S. ambassador to Rwanda described Monday how the small African country has rebounded since a 1994 genocide, during which nearly a million residents were murdered.

Peter H. Vrooman, 53, was joined by his mother Sally Vrooman, Canton, during the luncheon meeting of the Canton Rotary Club at the Best Western University Inn. Continue reading “Peter H. Vrooman describes his work as U.S. ambassador to Rwanda”

Luxury US tourists to Rwanda grow by 114%, travel agencies say

By Collins Mwai

Numbers of high-end American tourists to Rwanda have grown by 114 per cent year on year, according to data from a reputable international travel agency network.

The luxury agency network, Virtuoso in their latest data release noted that Rwanda was among the top 10 countries that have experienced significant increases by percentage in year-over-year bookings among American travellers at 114 per cent. Continue reading “Luxury US tourists to Rwanda grow by 114%, travel agencies say”

US-BASED PHARMACEUTICAL FIRM TO START MAKING CANCER DRUGS IN RWANDA

By Tobiloba Ishola

Lifting and Empowering All Families (L.E.A.F) Rwanda will start production of the first complex generic cancer medicine, L.E.A.F.-1404. This was announced after an agreement was reached with US Contract Manufacturing Organisation (CMO), through the firm’s parent company, LEAF Pharmaceuticals LLC, which is based in the United States. Continue reading “US-BASED PHARMACEUTICAL FIRM TO START MAKING CANCER DRUGS IN RWANDA”

Top American universities are doubling down on their presence across Africa

By Abdi Latif Dahir

Amid the rolling hills on the outskirts of Rwanda’s capital Kigali, the Carnegie Mellon University Africa’s new campus is a prominent feature on the lush landscape.The 6,000 square meters property is located within the Kigali Innovation City, a public-private partnership aimed at positioning Rwanda as a globally competitive and knowledge-based economy. Continue reading “Top American universities are doubling down on their presence across Africa”