Rwanda: Kwibuka 32 – Six Must-Watch Documentaries On Genocide Against the Tutsi
[New Times] Watching films that tell the true story of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi offers more than a window into the past, it provides lessons for the present.
Rwanda: New Museum to Spotlight Genocide Architects
[New Times] The museum will highlight individuals who planned, organised, and directed systematic killings in the Amayaga region
Rwanda: New Initiative to Keep Genocide Memory Alive Through Film
[New Times] ‘Cine Kwibuka’, a new cinema platform dedicated to remembrance and reflection is coming of age, bringing together powerful Rwandan stories rooted in the commemoration of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi.
Rwanda: How Music Became a Survivor’s Path From Pain to Healing
[New Times] As Rwanda marks the 32nd commemoration of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, voices across the country rise once again in remembrance, healing, and reflection. Among them is Jean-Marie Jabo, an artiste whose music has evolved into far mor…
Rwanda: Kwibuka 32 – How Rwandan Music Holds the Nation’s Grief
[New Times] In living rooms across Rwanda, playlists shift almost instinctively. Radios and televisions turn to remembrance programming. The cheerful noise of pop records and weekend countdowns gives way to slower, reflective compositions.
Rwanda: Nigerian Singer Shallipopi to Perform in Kigali
[New Times] Nigerian artiste Crown Uzama, popularly known as Shallipopi, is set to perform in Kigali for the first time on May 29.
Rwanda: Inside Migina’s Transformation Into a Modern Sports, Entertainment Hub
[New Times] The area surrounding Amahoro Stadium and BK Arena in Kigali is steadily evolving, with new developments, road upgrades, and private investment gradually reshaping the character of Remera.
Rwanda: Singer Sarah Sanyu On Solo Career, Coping With Pressure to Deliver
[New Times] Renowned gospel artiste Sarah Sanyu has opened up about balancing choir life with her solo ambitions, the challenges that slowed her progress, and why she believes her best years are still ahead.
Angola: Angolan President Grants Audience to U.S. Actor Will Smith
[ANGOP] Luanda -Angolan president João Lourenço granted an audience to US actor, producer and musician Will Smith on Thursday in Luanda, during which the actor admitted the possibility of filming scenes for movies and series in the country, e…
Rwanda: Popular Drama Series ‘Zirara Zishya’ to Resume Production in April
[New Times] One of Rwanda’s most popular drama series from the early 2010s, Zirara Zishya, is set to resume production in mid-April, nearly two decades after it was abruptly halted due to financial losses, The New Times has learnt.