The court of Assises in Brussels today continued the hearing of a case involving two Rwandans who are facing Genocide trial; Pierre Basabose and Seraphin Twahirwa. While Twahirwa appears to …
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At the World Cancer Leaders’ Summit organized by Union for International Cancer Control (UICC), in long Beach, California, First Lady Mrs. Jeannette Kagame shared a message of hope and resole …
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“Ten Years Of Enduring Friendship”, Chinese Embassy Marks A Decade Of Partnership With Imbuto Foundation
It is ten years, since the Embassy of the Republic of China in Rwanda, put their broad shoulders to the wheel of Imbuto Foundation’s “Edified Generation” project, the two partners …
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The trial involving Genocide suspects Seraphin Twahirwa and Pierre Basabose in Brussels Court of Assises on Tuesday heard the results of investigations that were conducted by Belgium prosecution in Rwanda …
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By far, Agriculture is the major economic activity for the people of Rwanda, employing about 70% of the total population. The industry contributes about 31% to the Gross Domestic Product …
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MWC 2023: “Too Many Africans Remain Offline”- President Kagame On Need To Speed Up Connectivity
President Paul Kagame says there is a need to accelerate technological efforts to ensure many Africans get online, as there is no longer any doubt about the impact of digital …
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The Bruxels Court of Assises has proceeded in the second week the hearing of a trial involving two Rwandan Genocide suspects. The suspects include Seraphin Twahirwa commonly known as Kihebe …
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President Paul Kagame on Monday received at Urugwiro Village, General Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema, the transitional President of Gabon and Chairman of the Committee for the Transition and Restoration of …
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Kabgayi Hospital Eye unit has called up Rwandans to seek eye medical service as part of a community driven measure to reduce the increasing risks of citizens losing eye sight …
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A Supreme court judge has called on young Rwandans hoping to join the judiciary to uphold professional standards so as to deliver justice for all and bridge existing gaps in …
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The City of Kigali on Friday received a fleet of 20 new state-of-the-art buses that will help reduce the shortage of public transport vehicles and ease movement especially during peak …
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Price hikes on Rwanda’s local market continue to defy purchasing power and to make it difficult to several members of Rwandan community to afford basic needs. Latest to cause a …