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Rwaza I power plant to produce MW2,6
This new power plant will hopefully produce electric power to serve at least 100 thousand people. The USA Ambassador to Rwanda and her counterpart from Germany
Rwanda Development Board launches Kwita Izina 2017
Today, Rwanda Development Board launched Kwita Izina 2017 activities ahead of the event on 1st September 2017, kick starting the World Tourism Month. This year
Study reveals the shocking ‘death patrols’ warrior gang in Uganda uses to keep rivals off their turf
Male chimpanzees in Uganda’s notorious Ngogo clan are now known to patrol the borders of their territory, actively seeking out members of rival groups to
DR Congo Kasai conflict: ‘Thousands dead’ in violence
More than 3,300 people have been killed in the violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo’s Kasai region since last October, the Catholic Church says.
Bugarama: Gunfire broke into a bar, killing a woman
Last night in Rusizi district, Bugarama sector gunfire broke into a local bar and has killed a woman. The shooters used grenades and guns in
At least 40 killed in C.Africa day after ceasefire agreed: aid source
At least 40 people were killed in clashes on Tuesday in the Central African Republic, aid and security sources said, the day after the signing
Doing Business: Rwanda aims at performing among 30 first ones
The World Doing Business Report 2017 ranked Rwanda at the 56th place in the world. Today the RDB boss Claire Akamanzi said that Rwanda is
Why tea is better than beer: the tea vs. beer smackdown!
Currently, beer is the third most popular drink in the world, after water and tea. Until the 18th century, tea was unknown to most people
Benin admits president had surgery while in Paris
Benin President Patrice Talon underwent two surgeries during a prolonged stay in Paris, one procedure due to doctors finding a lesion in his prostate, his
Uganda: Ex-spies win Shs100b appeal against govt
The Court of Appeal has ordered government to pay over Shs100b to about 1000 former spies under Internal Security Organisation (ISO) in terminal benefits. The