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Rwanda: Japanese Embassy to Open in January
The government of Japan will on January 1 open its Embassy in Kigali, The New Times has learnt.
Emma Eck is taking a couple of ambitious New Year's resolutions with her today when she leaves the United States for Rwanda.
Nun on Boston mission to help Rwandan college girls
Rwandan nun is hoping big-hearted Hub donors will lend a hand to women struggling for an education on the other side of the world this holiday season.
Rwanda: Rwandair Spreading Its Wings
Just months after suffering a setback, Rwandair has acquired its own new aircraft, a CRJ200 series which landed at the Kigali International Airport yesterday, for the first time.
Rwanda: Comprehensive Road Plan to Improve Mobility Countrywide
Roads are part of the infrastructure backbone needed to support free movement of people and goods and to be able to conduct trade across its borders.
Journalism stint in Rwanda showed friendly side of country
Always get on from the left side, so you don't burn yourself on the muffler. I fumble as I step forward, trying to decide whether to swing my leg over the back seat or whether to grab onto the moto driver's shoulder and step on the footrest.
Rwanda: British Envoy Defends Kigali Against Fierce Criticism
Standing by Kigali against some of the latest fiercest critics such as the Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative and Human Rights Watch , the British envoy Mr.
East Africa: Common Market Protocol - What It Means for an Ordinary Rwandan
After lengthy rounds of negotiations among partner states, the EAC Common Market Protocol was finally signed by all the five Heads of State last Friday, in what many described as a landmark agreement.
Rwanda: Investors Ask Govt to Waive Passenger Vehicles Tax
City commuters in Kigali will continue facing transport problems unless government waives taxes on passenger service vehicles, an investor in the sector has warned.
Rwanda: TEFL Instructors for English and Business English
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Rwanda tribunal to press Paris on those sheltered at embassy
Defence lawyers for former youth minister Callixte Nzabonimana have demanded the list as the minister's alibi for some of the charges against him depends on his alleged presence at the embassy.
By Douglas Mazune A hat-trick of Uganda Golf Union stroke-play championships that Vincent Byamukama completed in the Kinyara Open last weekend has reignited his quest for international success.
Greens in the US protest attempts by the government of Rwanda to...
GREEN PARTY OF THE UNITED STATES http://www.gp.org For Immediate Release: Monday, November 2, 2009 Contacts: Scott McLarty, Media Coordinator, 202-518-5624, cell 202-904-7614, mclarty@greens.org Starlene Rankin, Media Coordinator, 916-995-3805, starlene@gp.org Statement from party founder Frank Habineza; government officials use obstructions, ...
JWW in Congo: A Stark Contrast
Yesterday we drove east from Kigali to visit the Agahozo Shalom Youth Village, an extraordinary program established by Jewish philanthropist Ann Heyman as a response to helping Rwanda move forward following the horrifying genocide of the early 1990's. While visiting the Genocide Memorial in Kigali earlier in the day, we stood in a room filled with ...
a The Overwhelminga sets the scene in Rwanda before the genocide
Near the beginning of "The Overwhelming,'' a white academic named Jack Exley, newly arrived in Rwanda in early 1994, wastes no time in lecturing his hosts about the need to throw off the shackles of history.
Nurse prescribing of ARVs: evidence of success in Rwanda and Lesotho
Nurses in Rwanda and Lesotho are successfully prescribing antiretroviral drugs and managing HIV treatment, two studies published this month show.
Halle Tecco: Female Entrepreneur And Artist Imports Art; Exports Opportunity
Social entrepreneur and artist Willa Shalit believes that the solution to poverty is not aid, but rather empowering women by providing sustainable, meaningful work.
U.S. Treasury's No. 2 official to visit Africa
Deputy U.S. Treasury Secretary Neal Wolin, the No. 2 official in the Treasury Department, will travel to Africa next week to discuss strategies to reduce poverty and boost African economic growth, the Treasury said on Wednesday.
East African States seek to build borderless tourism
Renowned as the cradle of mankind, East Africa has always ranked among Africa's top tourist destinations.
Rwanda: CAA Discuses Aviation Medicine
Rwanda Civil Aviation Authority in conjunction with the International Civil Aviation Organisations , is currently hosting a meeting in Kigali that is discussing strategies for curbing disease transmission in air travel.
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