The government of Rwanda has opened criminal cases against specific French officials for their role in the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi – some of whom could be charged in …
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Rwanda’s team of negotiators have lost all chances of convincing the United Nations on allowing the country to host Genocide archives. Since the closure of the International Criminal Tribunal for …
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Rwanda has increased fuel pump prices bowing down to the continued pressure mounted by increase on global market. Petrol prices have been the most affected- increasing by Rwf 122 while …
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Rwanda Needs WhatsApp, Facebook Banking – Say Financial Experts
by Dias Nyesigaby Dias NyesigaExperts have said Rwanda’s financial institutions are at a very low pace to adopt digital technologies to increase inclusive access to finance, despite the country’s financial sector registering a positive …
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Govt Courting Four Firms for $255m for Peat Extraction
by Dias Nyesigaby Dias NyesigaRwanda is courting reputable international and local financiers to fund the peat to power project that is expected to add 80 MW to the national grid, for the country to …
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Police in Sweden has today arrested a Swedish national who is alleged to have committed the 1994 Genocide against Tutsi in Rwanda. Ben Curtis 48, resident of Örebro County arrived …
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For more than two decades, he has locked himself from the outside world. Despite being the current defacto leader of Rwandan militia group in DR Congo, no single media has …
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East African bloc has found a stronger business ally to replace the United States of America and trade between the two blocs will but keep shrinking- a survey has warned. …
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President Paul Kagame today arrived in Mozambican capital Maputo for a two day state visit to the southern African state. Kagame was received by Mozambique Minister of Foreign Affairs Oldemiro …
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As more than 1000 delegates moved into a crucial negotiating phase for a global deal to curb dangerous HFC gases, President Paul Kagame told them the costs of failure would …
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A small political party with no parliamentary representation has been told by government that its demands for “political and electoral reforms” are not shared by any other section of Rwandan …
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Rwanda’s Christophe Bazivamo is set to be sworn in as new Deputy Secretary General to the East African Community (EAC) in charge of administration and finance on Thursday. Bazivamo who …