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Orengo: President Kenyatta will be forced out soon
Siaya Senator James Orengo has told President Uhuru Kenyatta that NASA will not forcefully evict him from the presidency but rather “circumstances will force him
Furious couple sue wedding photographer
They were supposed to be treasured mementoes of a newlywed couple’s big day. But Steph and Paul Unwin were so disappointed with their wedding photographs
New law to govern faith based organisations in the offing
Rwanda Governance Board (RGB) has drafted a new legal framework to guide the operations of faith-based organisations (FBOs) which it says will help address illegalities
Syria war: Dozens of civilians killed in Eastern Ghouta strikes
Bombardments by Syrian government forces have killed dozens of civilians in the rebel-held Eastern Ghouta area outside Damascus, activists say. At least 77 civilians, including
Rwandan police officers awarded UN medals for outstanding service in Juba
A total of 183 Rwandan police officers, including 30 women, were on Monday awarded UN medals for their diligence and dedicated service under the United
President Kagame in Munich for Security Conference
President Kagame join world leaders to discuss security policies at the Opening Ceremony of the Munich Security Conference (MSC) in Germany. Founded in 1963, the
Rwanda-Japan Academic and Student Exchange Fair 2018 started
Kigali: This Morning the Japanese Embassy in Rwanda in collaboration with the Rwandan Government has inaugurated a “Rwanda-Japan Academic and Student Exchange Fair 2018” at
10,000 civilians killed or injured in Afghanistan in 2017
More than 10,000 civilians were killed or injured in the violent attacks in the war in Afghanistan last year, the United Nations has said. The annual report released
Parliamentary polls set for September 3
Rwandan voters will on September 2 and 3 head to polls to elect their representatives in the Lower House, the Executive Secretary of the National
Archbishop Tutu quits Oxfam role over sex scandal
Retired archbishop and Nobel laureate Desmond Tutu announced Thursday that he had quit his role as an ambassador for Oxfam after the British charity was
