A camp housing nearly 10,000 refugees in northern Rwanda will be closed due to disaster risk and aging infrastructure, the country’s Emergency Ministry and UNHCR said in a joint statement. Set up in ...

Rwanda's capital Kigali has a shortage of over 30,000 dwelling units out of 31,279 units in demand every year, according to studies. With urbanisation expected to rise to 35% by 2024, the housing ...

Asylum seeker accommodation costs will eventually exceed £5 billion annually even if the Government’s Rwanda deportation plan is ruled lawful by the Supreme Court, a report reveals. Housing costs will ...

Rwanda says it's ready to receive migrants from the United Kingdom after British Parliament this week approved a long-stalled and controversial bill seeking to stem the tide of people crossing the ...

The country needs 5.5 million housing units by 2050, up from 2.5 million units in 2019. Investors, including members of the Rwandan diaspora and friends of Rwanda, are being called upon to help bridge ...

A housing charity accused the government of "pandering to dog-whistle politics" with the deal. The government could have increased the number of social homes built across England last year by more ...

As Rwanda’s rural residents make their way to the fast-growing capital of Kigali in search for economic opportunities, the city’s population is expected to double over the next 25 years. The influx ...

The country faces increasing land pressure due to rapid urban development, prompting engineers to advocate for stricter building-related laws that encourage vertical housing through building permits.

Rishi Sunak has said he expects deportation flights to Rwanda to take off in the spring - despite reports that housing in the country intended for migrants has been sold off. It came as the prime ...

The home secretary has been given a tour of potential migrant housing in Rwanda as the UK government's deal to send asylum seekers to the country remains mired in legal challenges. Suella Braverman ...

KIGALI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Marie-Claire Kayeze sat in front of her home, surrounded by her seven children, clutching a letter. "They keep moving me," she said angrily. "This is a good home, ...