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Hon Bamporiki hopes Kagame will agree with the popular wishes for ‘him’ to run for a third term
After an open discussion concerning the amendment of the article 101 of the Constitution and assessing whether it is worthy to be amended or not,
Ruhango: A local leader is said to have severely injured a citizen
One of the locals of Buhanda cell Adiel Musengimana has been severely injured in the head by a leader of the Kabere neighborhood. The accused
Fire ravages a Hotel in Kimironko
This morning in Kimironko, huge fire broke into a Hotel called Phionah Hotel located in Kimironko, Bibare, near the Umushumba mwiza location. The Hotel belonged
Rubavu: Reshuffle in the local authority cadres
The mayor of the Rubavu district Sinamenye Jeremiah told Umuseke that the recent reshuffle that the local authorities intended to increase the quality of service
Muhanga: The court hearing of 28 suspects postponed
The court of Muhanga has postponed the court hearing that involved 28 local residents including two officials has been postponed and will resume on September,
The New Kigali City Headquarters built without providing tendering competition- MPs
This Thursday, the Kigali city officials gathered in the Parliament to respond to the Public Accounts Committee about the released report of the General Auditor
MPs decry how Rwanda Biomedical Centre is run
A complete team of the Board of Directors should be appointed at the Rwanda Biomedical Centre (RBC) and reforms urgently undertaken to make the merger
People with disabilities urge the sign language to be included into official languages
As the MPs and legally recognized bodies are soon to amend the Rwandan Constitution, people with disabilities urge that the sign languages should be included
Premier Murekezi calls for more job opportunities
Prime Minister Anastase Murekezi has urged government institutions and the private sector to do more to tackle unemployment in the country. He made the remarks
Over 250,000 youths petition Parliament over constitutional amendment
Representatives of over 250,000 youths across the country, yesterday, walked into Parliament with boxes packed with handwritten letters requesting lawmakers to endorse their request for
