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Civil society umbrella is to double its efforts in advocating for the people’s rights
In the today’s meeting that joined the civil society organizations and journalists, Munyamaliza Edouard who is the Chairperson of the umbrella of the civil society
Craftsmen tipped on innovation
The annual awards for the best craftsmen were held on Friday with a call on artisans to be more innovative to ensure their products attract
Volleyball:Rayon Sports wins over the APR
This week-end a volleyball match that brought together the APR Volleyball club and Rayon Sport ended with the victory of the Rayon Sports. The Rayon
Rwanda Peacekeepers conduct community work in Central African Republic
Rwanda Mechanised Infantry Battalion (RwaMechBatt1) Forces serving in the African-led International Support Mission to the Central African Republic (MISCA), on 21st June, conducted community work
Service delivery in public sector has improved- Kangwagye
The Chairperson of the Rwanda Association of the Local Government Authorities RALGA, Justus Kangwagye told the Isango Star that the quality services in the local
Rusumo- Locals urged province officials to expropriate them
Some the locals of in Rusumo-Kigali urge the provincial authorities to pay them the expropriation fees as quick as possible as they have been waiting
Ibrahim Toure dies: Younger brother of Yaya and Kolo dies aged 28
Ibrahim Toure, The younger brother of Premier League duo Yaya and Kolo, died yesterday just hours after Ivory Coast lost 2-1 to Colombia at the World
Police dismiss eighty officers over corruption
At least 78 police personnel have been fired from the Police Force since last July over corruption-related cases, according to the Force’s spokesperson. Speaking to
Gishamvu: Metal workers urge for the support to get improved tools
Those able bodied men from Gishamvu made their profession more attractive and reliable even if they still undergo working challenges relating to the lack of
Africans tune into World Cup in their millions: ratings
The first-ever survey of World Cup viewing habits among Africans has given added weight to what has long been suspected — fans across the continent
