November 30
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Police Intensify Anti-Drugs Campaign
New Times
Police has arrested seven people in connection with the over 18, 900 rolls of marijuana that were recovered in various parts of the country. Read more »
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African Football Chiefs Join Hands to Fight Malaria
New Times
AFRICAN Football leaders have agreed to back the United Against Malaria (UAM) campaign to accelerate the fight against the malaria disease. Read more »
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Can Asia Save Africa From Drug-Resistant Malaria?
New Times
IN a wooden hut on the Thai-Burmese border, a community health worker pricks the finger of six-month-old Tannakorn, who lets out a whimper. Read more »
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Civil Society Steps Up Efforts to Address Land Disputes
New Times
Civil Society Organisations dealing with land related issues under their umbrella organisation, LandNet Rwanda Chapter, have reaffirmed their commitment to support the population... Read more »
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National Exams Misregistration Leaves 80 Students Stranded
New Times
About 87 Senior Six students from two Kigali schools who missed the recently concluded national examinations have accused the Workforce Development of Authority (WDA) and... Read more »
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Why Achieving Price Efficiency Is Important [opinion]
New Times
One of the peculiar things about Kigali is how goods and services are priced. Prices for the same products/services often hugely vary within the same set of circumstances... Read more »
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TNT Scribe Scoops Journalism Award
New Times
The New Times reporter Jean d'Amour Mbonyinshuti, has emerged the winner of this year's national investigative journalism award. Read more »
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Census Puts Rwanda's Population At 10.5 Million
New Times
Rwanda's population has grown to 10,537, 222, up from 8,128, 553 in 2002, which projects a 29.6 per cent rise, Finance and Economic Planning minister John Rwangombwa announced... Read more »
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New Times
A total of 2857 students graduated with degrees and diplomas in education at the Kigali Institute of Education (KIE), yesterday. Read more »
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Antibiotics No Match Against Superbugs
New Times
A new era of disease has arisen from the forced mutation of bacteria caused by antibiotic use. Once common infections are becoming untreatable and deadly according to World Health... Read more »
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New Fund to Boost Women, Youth Enterpreneurs
New Times
In a bid to empower women and the youth to overcome poverty, the government yesterday launched a fund that will help increase access to finance to start income generating... Read more »
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The Dark, Hellish Hand of a Fifth Column
New Times
Why does it feel as if M23 was formed long before its precursor, CNDP? It's hard to believe that it came into existence only last April. And it's even harder to believe that it... Read more »
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Player Attributes Early Exit to Inexperience
New Times
After all Rwandan players suffering early exit in the third leg of ITF F2 Futures tournament on Monday, Jean Claude Gasingwa attributed it to poor preparation and inexperience. Read more »
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Rwanda Govt
The provisional results of the 4th Population and Housing Census of Rwanda as of "census night", August 15th 2012, give a total resident population of 10,537,222 people. Compared... Read more »
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Shanel, Kwisanga and Kamanzi Head to Europe for Music Course
New Times
Songbird Ruth Nirere alias Shanel, and two other local musicians - Christian Kwisanga and Samuel Kamanzi - have headed to Europe to pursue a two-year music course. Read more »
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African Lawmakers Call for Dialogue in Conflict Resolution
New Times
The strife engulfing some African countries can be resolved through dialogue and compromise, MP Edna Madzongwe, the President of the Zimbabwean Senate told a continental... Read more »
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UN Pledges More Support to Police
New Times
The United Nations has pledged to continue supporting Rwanda National Police (RNP) in its capacity building and other programmes. Read more »
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Experts Discuss Mental Healthcare
New Times
The effect of mass violence in the Great Lakes region which led to many mental illnesses is the focus of this year's International Conference on Mental Health that opened in Kigali... Read more »
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New Times
Namboole stadium pitch was very poor and so was Amavubi Stars in their 2-1 loss to Zanzibar in a group C encounter of the Cecafa Tusker Senior Challenge Cup played yesterday. Read more »
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Heroes Stun Niyonzima's Rwanda
Daily News
ZANZIBAR Heroes stun favourites Rwanda's Amavubi with a 2-1 victory in Group C match of the on-going CECAFA Senior Challenge played at the muddy Nelson Mandela (Namboole) Stadium... Read more »
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Observer
Forty-three army officers from six countries were yesterday passed out at the Senior Command and Staff College Kimaka, in Jinja. Read more »
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Rwanda?s Population Is 10.5 Million
New Times
Rwanda's population has grown to 10,537, 222, up from 8.2 million in 2002, Finance and Economic Planning minister John Rwangombwa announced today. Read more »
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Zanzibar, Malawi Win As Group C Remains Open
New Vision
KAMPALA - Group C remains wide open for qualification into the last eight of the Cecafa Tusker Challenge Cup following victories for Zanzibar and Malawi Thursday evening. Read more »
November 29
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Kabila in a Catch-22 With M23 [analysis]
African Arguments
As reported last week, the DRC's Eastern city of Goma fell on Tuesday November 20th. The next day M23 took Sake, 25 km to the west. Many people now expected this to be the first... Read more »
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Wash United, Cecafa in Hand-Washing Campaign
Independent
The Council for East and Central Africa Football Associations (CECAFA) has joined hands with WASH United, a German non-profit organization that harnesses the positive influence of... Read more »
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