“Home grown solutions” is what Rwanda calls an approach that is rare in Africa, development that is channelled through African countries’ own culture and history. Unnoticed, one suspects even by …
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More than one million, or exactly 1,074,017 the number of murdered men, women and children in the 1994 genocide against Tutsi, according to Rwanda’s National Commission for the Fight against …
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District Officials Among the First to Fall Victim of Mismanaged Community Projects
Ruhango District official is confirmed among the first persons to fall victim of a Parliamentary Accounts Committee’s (PAC) investigation into gross mismanagement of public projects as cited in the Office …
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Recently, Kayumba Nyamwasa appeared on the Rwanda National Congress (RNC) radio to deny accusations by those who have worked closely with him over the years. He seems bothered by their …