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Zipline’s second-gen drones speed its medical delivery business
Startup Zipline is putting its second generation of drones through their paces at its test site in the foothills west of California’s Central Valley, a two-hour drive from
Moussa M. Faki calls AU to keep remembering the Genocide against the Tutsi
As he attended the 24 commemoration of the 1994 genocide against the Tutsis, the AU Commission President Moussa Faki said that remembering it calls upon
N Korea-US talks: Pyongyang ‘ready to discuss denuclearisation’
North Korea has promised the US it is ready to discuss the future of its nuclear arsenal when the two nations’ leaders meet, US officials
Cholera outbreak kills 40 Congolese refugees in Uganda
More than 40 people who fled fighting in the Democratic Republic of Congo have died from cholera at a refugee camp in Uganda, the Red
1994 Genocide suspect ‘Hategekimana’ held in Cameroon
Philippe Hategekimana was arrested in Yaounde, Cameroon’s capital, on March 30 under an international warrant issued by French magistrates specializing in crimes against humanity. France
Russia says UK is ‘playing with fire’
Russia has accused the UK of inventing a “fake story” and “playing with fire” over the Salisbury spy poisoning. At a UN Security Council meeting,
Barbara Panther Rwandan girl breaking through European Electronic music industry
Because of her tragic history, Rwanda has lost very good people with incredible talents. Some of them are now genius doctors saving lives abroad, others
Ruhango: Two suspected impersonators arrested
Police in Ruhango District is holding two men on suspicion of impersonating officials of Rwanda Standards Bureau (RBS). They were arrested on April 2, in
South Africa’s Zuma due in court on graft charges
Former South African president Jacob Zuma is to appear in court Friday on 16 corruption charges over a suspect arms deal that dogged much of
The dangers that lurk in your bathroom
A study has suggested that rubber ducks harbour potentially disease-carrying bacteria which could make children, and adults, ill. But what other unexpected dangers lurk in
