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IPRC ‘ student arrested for having forged a National Bank’ stamp
Kicukiro: Today the Rwanda National Police station has arrested a IPRC student pursued to have illegally forged many stamps among which there is the one
Sonarwa Holdings co-chairman dead
The New Times has learnt that Oluwude, who founded Nigerian-based Industrial and General Insurance, which has a controlling 64.25 per cent stake in Sonarwa, passed
Rwamagana: Minister Kanimba awards best exhibition presenters
Minister of trade Kanimba Francois has awarded the best business people who participated into a trade fair held in Rwamagana during the past two weeks.
USAID Invests $24.6 Million to Boost Private Engagement in Agriculture
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has awarded a $24.6 million contract to the International Resources Group (IRG) to implement a Private Sector-Driven
Rwandan cadet hopes to encourage more young women into military
Agnes Mutoni’s family fled Rwanda during the country’s civil war, escaping a genocide carried out by the Rwandan military and police forces that would claim
Kigali: Drivers will be handled with service cards
This has been communicated by the Mayor of Kigali city Fidel Ndayisaba to the drivers and co drivers who gathered in the Hilltop hotel yesterday.
Singer Safi writes’ I think I am in love’
After splitting with the Rwandan diva Knowless, ‘the Urban Boy group lead singer Safi has tweeted that he is in love is a an anonymous girl. He posted a picture
Sudan apostasy woman Mariam Ibrahim ‘to campaign’
Mariam Ibrahim, the Sudan woman who escaped a death sentence imposed for renouncing her faith, says she wants to campaign for others who face religious
Football fans should avoid Vuvuzela outside the stadium-Spt Mbabazi
The Spokesperson of the Rwanda National Police in Kigali City, Spt Modeste Mbabazi told Isango star radio station that football fans who used the Vuvuzela
Rwandans never lose culture and language
A section of Rwandan community living in Kericho Kenya never abandoned their culture and language. The first ones arrived in Kenya in 1930.Their descendants who
