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NGOs honour Genocide victims
Members of international Non Government Oganisation (NGO’s) working in Rwanda on Monday visited Kigali Memorial Centre to pay homage to victims of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi.
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Rwandans who invested in the former TelexFree Rwanda Ltd company have appealed for government’s intervention to help them recover their lost finances from the US based company.
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Rwanda will host the 14th World Export Development Forum in September, the International Trade Centre (ITC) and the Rwanda Development Board (RDB), said in a statement.
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THE battle for the last eight spots in the 2014 Peace Cup tournament goes underway this afternoon as giants seek to cruise through to the next round.
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ONE OF RWANDA’S renowned musician Kizito Mihigo has confessed to being involved in terrorist activities. Kizito and three others are accused of planning attacks, with the aim to overthrow the government, to assassinate government officials and to incite violence.
The New Times’ Dean Karemera interviewed a cross-section of local musicians, who expressed their shock at the musician’s alleged offences.
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LAST WEEK, the Ombudsman released her yearly list of individuals who’ve fallen foul of anti-corruption laws. Unlike last year, however, because I’m not currently in the country, I can’t peruse through the list of names.
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Cognisant of the fact that the East African states are now bundled under one economic umbrella and more so, that the governments have in the past engaged in high profile conventions to forge a way forward for the entire citizenry; I want to voice my well considered opinion on the most important regional resource that is usually said will quickly fuel the economic development of the region as a whole, oil!
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The recent government leadership retreat recommended an appropriate school feeding programme for learners aimed at improving the quality of education in the country.
The programme demands that on top of existing feeding interventions like the ‘One Child One Cup of Milk’ twice a week, schools across the country should provide meals to students daily. It also recommends an increase of micronutrients through enrichment of food materials to cater for all nutritional needs of the students.
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