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Brian Lara willing to help in constructing Rwanda Cricket Stadium
The former West Indies captain explained his involvement in the project in a column in Britain’s Spectator newspaper. He wrote: “Every evening when I turned
Kayonza: Twigire-Muhinzi program commended
Alfred Nsengiyumva, is a resident of Rubumba cell and a member of Twigire-Muhunzi extension model whereby in his village 20 farmers consolidated land and formed
Ryumugabe who sexually abused his daughter appear to the locals for trail
6 Nzeri 2014 –This exceptional trial of a man who is alleged to have sexually abused his daughter took place in Nyakabungo cell, Kigarama cell, in Kirehe District.
Reason why water resources management is needed at all levels
75-250 millions of people in Africa would be exposed to an increment of water stress due to climate change by 2020 480 millions of people
The first WEDF meeting in Africa takes place in Kigali
The First Economic development Forum summit in Africa starts in Kigali. Its motto is to enhance trade exports through the strengthening of the Small and Medium Entreprise in
Thousands of Rwandans Descend on Atlanta to Meet President Kagame
ATLANTA, Sept. 16, 2014 /PRNewswire/ — Over 3,000 Rwandans living in North America are travelling to Atlanta, Georgia (USA) this week to meet their leader President
New initiative to boost women entrepreneurs
The International Trade Centre (ITC) has launched a new initiative expected to push for increased participation of women entrepreneurs in public procurement. The initiative is
Kigali: RNP and its partners undergo training in peacekeeping for refugees
Tuesday, September, 16, at the Headquarters of the RNP located in Kimihurira, 120 officials from different entities in charge of security issues started learning training
Habineza refutes ‘unilateral bid’ for 2017 Nations Cup
THE Minister for Sports and Culture Joseph Habineza has denied media reports that Rwanda is planning to go it alone in bidding to host the
Ebola outbreak: Barack Obama ‘to pledge US troops to fight virus’
US President Barack Obama is to announce plans on Tuesday to send 3,000 troops to Liberia to help fight the Ebola virus, US officials say.
