Civilians caught up in the middle of armed conflicts may become safer as the world adopts Rwanda’s values on protection of civilians. These values known as the ‘Kigali Principles’ require …
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Civilians caught up in the middle of armed conflicts may become safer as the world adopts Rwanda’s values on protection of civilians. These values known as the ‘Kigali Principles’ require …
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Isaac Hakizimana’s father, Laurent Kamirindi, had been warned by Interahamwe that they would kill him. Acting on the warning, he started spending nights hiding in the bush. Then a week …
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Muhoza Goreti, 34, prefers to be dead whenever she recollects about her disturbing childhood. During the 1994 genocide against Tutsi, Muhoza was just 12 years when her father and her …
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In December 2015, Jean Damascène Ndayambaje 36, a genocide survivor from Busoro sector in Nyanza district, Southern Rwanda, relocated to Nyagatare district in the East. He settled in Rutaraka cell …
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In 2013, Rwanda’s Auditor General released a report indicating that the country had lost Rwf10.5 billion on non-billed water. This loss represented 42.38% of the total volume of water produced …
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Jerôme Musomandera was born and raised in a fishing community on the shores of Lake Kivu, Bwishyura Sector in Karongi district. His dream was to become an accountant about forty …
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For entire month of February, Rwandans will continue with the process of voting their grassroots leaders. Voting officially began on Monday. This normally happens after every five years in all …
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In 2000, Bishops of the Roman Catholic Church in Rwanda and Burundi jointly established a university to train catechists that were needed to continue with the Church’s works in both …
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CHAN fans that have come to Rwanda for the first time are overwhelmed by the beauty and progress of the country far different from what they expected. All they had …
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At the beginning of 2014, Rwandan rebels, the FDLR, were approached by various African organisations and countries suggesting they would help mediate peace talks between them and the Rwandan government. …
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A combined assault by disasters against Rwanda could cost the country a massive Rwf100 billion ($132 million) loss bigger than the budget allocated to the agriculture sector. Rwanda suffers five …