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Huye:Rice farmers appreciate new rice seeds
Cooperatives of rice framers from Huye District said they appreciate a new rice seeds from South Korea, a seed they hopefully say will increase productivity.
Indonesia, Ecuador, Morocco, Turkey and Rwanda poised for growth
G Adventures has gazed into its crystal globe to pick its five hottest destination travel trends for US travelers in 2014. Looking at growth figures,
10 Foods That Damage Your Teeth
Most people know candy and other sugary foods wreak havoc on their teeth, but how about fruit? You’ve probably heard brushing and flossing twice a day
Nelson Mandela was Google’s most searched-for global term of 2013
Nelson Mandela was appropriately the world’s most searched-for subject in 2013, according to Google’s annual Zeitgeist list. Searches all related to Mandela’s life, his achievements and
Rusororo: A family lives in deplorable situations
Mukamana Julianna lives in a small and one room house that is in deplorable physical conditions. The family fears that the house could collapse at
Japan sets out defence strategy amid China tensions
Japan’s cabinet has approved a new national security strategy and increased defence spending in a move widely seen as aimed at China. Over the next five
Rwanda: Ferwafa Announces Executive Committee Nominees
RWANDA football federation, Ferwafa has released a list of 23 nominees who have expressed their desire to vie for different positions on Executive Committee. The
Rwandair suspends its flights to Juba
Rwandan air traffic company, Rwandair, has stopped its normal flights to Juba, South Sudanese capital city due to the current instability that prevails. The situation
‘Job in Rwanda’ joins job searchers with employers
The company called ‘Job in Rwanda’ has gathered 800 young job searchers with prospective employers from different companies. The event has taken place in Serena
Ancient hand bone dates origins of human dexterity
The discovery of an ancient bone at a burial site in Kenya puts the origin of human hand dexterity more than half a million years
