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Kalisa who is co-accused with Lt Mutabazi chases his lawyer from his defense
Today Tuesday, May 15, the court proceedings of the charges of Lt Mutabazi and co-accused continue in the Military court located at Kanombe. One of the
Statement on Cabinet Decisions of 14/05/2014
On Wednesday, 14 May 2014, a Cabinet Meeting chaired by His Excellency the President of the Republic, Paul KAGAME, convened in Village URUGWIRO. 1. The
Jean Uwinkindi pleads not guilty as trial gets underway
The High Court in Kigali yesterday began hearing the case of Jean Uwinkindi, a former Pentecostal priest, accused of participating in the 1994 Genocide against
Senators tell Police that there are crimes that are more severe than sanctions
The Senatorial Commission in charge of diplomatic affairs told the Police that in Rwanda the crimes that more severe than related sanctions. Moreover, the Commission
Huye- Two journalists of Radio-Salus arrested
Two journalists of Radio Salus namely Jeannette Mukamana and Rose Nishimwe have been arrested by the Police , accusing them to have aired less respectful
Muhanga: Police shot thieves, one died
Last night the Rwanda National Police arrested the thieves who wanted to steal and shot one of them to death who opposed the arrest. One
Joel Mutabazi and co-accused to appear in the court today
The court hearing of the Mutabazi and co-accused is meant to resume today in the Kanombe Military Court. Both Mutabazi and 14 co-accused are charged
Medical auxiliaries celebrated the international day set to honor their efforts
Yesterday at the Nemba Hospital, 60 medical auxiliaries celebrated the international day set up by the WHO to honor the efforts they provide in the
Gicanda: The last queen of Rwanda was first Genocide victim in Butare
ROSALIA GICANDA, the last queen of Rwanda, is described by those who knew her as a humble, friendly and generous lady who always enthusiastically welcomed
Kwibuka20: The ADEPR youth reminded to enlighten the nation
The ADEPR spiritual leaders and the youth from the church visited the Kigali memorial site at Gisozi. The visit was one of the activities that
