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Art

Kigali Cine Junction to celebrate black aesthetics in filmmaking

Thursday, July 25, 2024
Celebrated American filmmakers Will Ferrell (right), popularly known for his comedic acting in films like Anchorman, and Jon Turteltaub (left) are on a private visit in Rwanda. Photos by Craish Bahizi.
Tourism

Hollywood celebs Will Ferrell, Jon Turteltaub in Rwanda

Tuesday, July 23, 2024
The New Times
Cinema

Watch list: Four films that tell the liberation journey

Thursday, July 04, 2024
Rwandan star Bruce Melodie accompanied by producer Element for his 'Best artist Rwanda' award

From scratch: How Rwanda’s creative industry evolved over the past 30 years

Thursday, July 04, 2024
The New Times
Cinema

Over 400 filmmakers benefit from ‘Tumenye Sinema’ initiative

Saturday, June 29, 2024
Eliane Umuhire (R) stars in 'A Quiet Place-Day One' which is set to premiere in Kigali on Friday, June 28-courtesy
Cinema

American horror movie starring Rwanda’s Umuhire to premiere in Kigali

Thursday, June 27, 2024
Ragga Dee during his past performance in Kigali in 2018. The Ugandan musician in Kigali to work on various music and cinema projects-File
Music

Ugandan musician Ragga Dee in Kigali

Saturday, June 22, 2024
The New Times
Cinema

Rwanda’s rising actresses to watch

Tuesday, June 11, 2024
A host offemale filmmakers were awarded at Urusaro Film Festival clsoing ceremony on Friday, June 7, thanks to their outstanding job in the ind
Cinema

Urusaro Film Festival awards outstanding filmmakers

Sunday, June 09, 2024
SHAME OF PUBERTY is among films to be presented at URUSARO International Women Film Festival in Kigali Rwanda.
Cinema

Urusaro Film Festival returns, celebrates women in cinema

Sunday, June 02, 2024
Some participants at the film masterclass held at Goethe Institute on May 29-Courtesy
Cinema

Rwandan filmmakers seek funding to uplift industry

Friday, May 31, 2024
A new system can monitor harmful gases, such as nitrogen dioxide, at low cost. While typical sensors can be used only once or a few times, the new material works continuously.
Technology

Rwandan scientist leads MIT team in creating high-tech toxic gas detectors

Tuesday, May 21, 2024