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  • November 23
  • New Times Rwanda: Trading Our Way Out of Crisis [opinion]

    Global trade contracted in 2009 at a rate not seen since the Great Depression, and those paying the heaviest price are those who can least afford it.

  • New Vision Uganda: Kasaija Cruises to Rwanda Golf Crown

    UGANDA golfer Stephen Kasaija maintained his composure in the final round to win the Rwanda Open yesterday.

  • New Vision Uganda/Congo-Kinshasa: Congo's Vita Want Bagoole

    CRANES coach Robert Williamson may not have been impressed by the form of Johnson Bagoole but the midfielder has attracted the attention of DRC Congo's premier side AS Vita.

  • Daily Champion Nigeria: Sheriff Castigates Chad Basin Authority

    Governor Ali Modu Sheriff of Borno State has flayed the Chad Basin Development Authority (CBDA) for not carrying the state government along in project sitting and implementation in the state.

  • New Times Rwanda: Bayigamba, Rudakubana for RNOC Presidency

    FORMER Sports minister Robert Bayigamba and Rwanda Tennis Federation (RTF) president Charles Rudakubana are said to be running for RNOC's top seat-president.

  • New Times Rwanda: Djibouti EASBRIG Military Exercises Pushed Ahead

    The Eastern African Standby Brigade (EASBRIG) military exercises earlier scheduled for between November 16 and 29 in Djibouti, have been postponed, The New Times has learnt.

  • New Times Rwanda: Plane Crash Never Caused Financial Loss-Rwandair Boss

    Rwandair has said that it did not incur any financial losses following its plane crash that led to the termination of a contract with Jetlink Express a week ago.

  • New Times Rwanda: Strategy On Vocational Training Under Review

    Top managers of Rwanda's Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) system are attending a planning workshop during which they are expected to come up with a revised strategic and activity plan for the next five years.

  • New Times Rwanda: 25 Judicial Employees, Eight Judges Sacked in Last Two Years

    In a major campaign to clear the image of judicial institutions and inculcate discipline, the judiciary has expelled 25 members of staff involved in corruption and indiscipline since 2007.

  • New Times Rwanda: Ibuka Stages Demo Against ICTR

    The umbrella body of genocide survivors and other organizations promoting interests of genocide survivors yesterday held a peaceful demonstration against what they described as "malpractices" by the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR).

  • New Times Rwanda: MTN Launches MMS

    On the same day TIGO announced that it will official launch its operations in Rwanda on Monday, MTN Rwanda has launched the MTN Multi Media Messaging (MMS).

  • New Times Central Africa: Unifem, CEPGL Partner to Empower Women

    With a view of improving livelihoods of women in the region, the United Nations Development Fund for Women (UNIFEM yesterday signed a cooperation agreement with the Economic Community of the Countries of the Great Lakes Region (CEPGL) to promote this cause.

  • New Times Rwanda: Police Hold Donors' Roundtable Meeting

    The Rwanda National Police yesterday held a roundtable meeting with its development partners aimed at gathering input to their five-year strategic plan and seeking support.

  • New Times Rwanda: Gov't Should Put an End to 'Giti' [editorial]

    The government has been at the forefront in the fight against corruption and related vices. So it beats reason when some government officials throw the spanner in the works and help fan it- inadvertently perhaps.

  • New Times Rwanda: Country to Join Commonwealth Agricultural Bureau

    Rwanda plans to join the Commonwealth Agricultural Bureau International (CABI), a not-for-profit science-based development and information body that will most likely boost the country's agricultural sector.

  • New Times Rwanda: 24 Get Free Heart Surgery At KFH

    A visiting Australian team of medical experts, in conjunction with doctors at King Faisal Hospital (KFH) in Kigali, successfully performed heart surgeries on 24 children over the past six days.

  • New Times Rwanda: Poor Customer Care Threatens Business Reforms

    The poor customer care among the business community is undermining Rwanda's progress in business trends, according to an official from Rwanda Development Board (RDB).

  • New Times Rwanda: Parliament, Civil Society Discuss Women's Rights

    A Representative of Inter-Parliamentary Union; Zeina Hilal, has commended the government's commitment and respect to treaties that advance women's rights and protect them from several forms of discrimination.

  • New Times Rwanda: Kagame Scoops Two Prestigious Awards

    President Paul Kagame was yesterday presented with the 'Most Innovative People Award for Economic Innovation' during the Lebanon2020 Summit, organized by the Global Leadership Team.

  • New Times Rwanda: Mutsindashyaka Convicted,Gatwabuyege Gets More Years

    For Theoneste Mutsindashyaka, it never rains but pours. Three days after his arrest for allegedly concealing his foreign bank accounts from the Ombudsman and alleged embezzlement of state resources, the court yesterday handed him a one-year in prison sentence for bending tendering rules.

  • New Times Rwanda: APR Lions Making Good Progress

    The continent's premier club championship will be staged at Amahoro's refurbished indoor stadium from December 10 to 20.

  • New Times Rwanda: Six Held Over Murder

    Police in Kabarole sector, Gatsibo District are holding six men in connection with the recent murder of a local pastoralist.

  • New Times Rwanda: ADC, Soras to Finance Nyabugogo Taxi Park Facelift

    African Development Corporation (ADC) and SORAS, a local insurance company, have come to the rescue of Kigali City Council with a Rwf 2.5bn package to redevelop and give Nyabugogo bus terminal a new face to.

  • New Times East Africa: EAC Leaders Sign Common Market Treaty

    President Paul Kagame yesterday handed over the chairmanship of the East Africa Community (EAC) to his Tanzanian counterpart, Jakaya Kikwete, and described the regional bloc as "much stronger, larger and more united."

  • November 22
  • New Times Rwanda: Genocide Survivors Threaten to Cut Ties With Tribunal

    The president of Ibuka, an umbrella body of Genocide survivors' associations, has threatened to cease cooperation with the Arusha-based International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) for what the group described as "unfair judgment" in two cases where top Genocide suspects were acquitted.

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