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Rwanda to host international conference on agriculture
Rwanda is chosen to host an international conference on agriculture improvement, a conference scheduled to take place on January, 2014. It will discuss on how
Uwinkindi’s lawyers in deal for monthly pay
Lawyers representing Genocide suspect Jean Uwinkindi will now receive a monthly pay instead of being paid per hour to defend their client. The development comes after
Rwandans still work few hours- Min Murekezi
Minister of Labor Murekezi Anastase affirms that Rwandans still work few hours. He said that this is not productive for a population that does not
2013 National Dialogue on Media development
This year’s national dialogue on media development will discuss on issues relating to the participation of Rwandan journalists on issues that concern their profession, said
The National Dialogue resolutions should be applied -H.E Paul Kagame
During the closing speech of the National Dialogue Council, H.E Paul Kagame told all the officials present in the National Assembly Hall that the resolutions
Productivity, self-reliance dominate debate on Day One of Dialogue
Rwandans can become financially self-reliant only through working harder, producing more and savings. This is the message that resonated at the 11th National Dialogue Council,
President Kagame will not attend the Paris Summit
President Kagame will not attend the Paris summit that is planned to settle out measures to strengthen security in Africa. The summit will be held
How effective is the new transport system in Kigali?
A meeting between the RURA, Kigali city officials and three transport companies that are legally recognized to provide transportation services in Kigali city has assessed the level
She needs your help
Nyiramutarambirwa a woman with her two children needs a help to rehabilitate the roof of a house she dwells in. She affirms that during a
Threats facing eyewitnesses of corruption issues continue- Ingabire
The Transparency International Rwanda Chief, Ingabire Immaculee deplores the situation where people who provide relevant information on corruption still face threats from the mighty leaders
