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• 25 May ' 12:11

  Rwanda: Mugesera Petitions High Court Again

  

  Genocide suspect Leon Mugesera has placed a complaint before Judge Saudah Murererehe that he received his dossier six days ago and needed more time to read it and analyse it ...

  • Mugesera Petitions High Court Again
  • Rwanda: Court Grants Mugesera Two More Weeks

  • New Vaccine to Protect Against Leading Childhood Killer(GAVI)

  • EALA - Country, Burundi Lead Way, As Others Falter(Observer)

  • Urunana Soap Opera Script Writer Talks About the Value of Drama in Country's Society

  • President Ouedraogo Assures On Regional Security

  1. Court Orders Start of Léon Mugesera Case
  2. Chief Justice Questions Credibility of ICC
  3. Why Are There No African Inventions?
  4. Rwanda/Libya: Defeat to Libya Was a Reality Check - Micho

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• 25 May ' 04:52

  • Mugesera Petitions High Court Again
  • MPs Seek Protection for Families of Deceased Colleagues

  • 130,000 to Benefit From Cancer Vaccines
  • Court Orders Start of Léon Mugesera Case

  • Chief Justice Questions Credibility of ICC
  • Nyarugenge Teachers Protest Scraping of Cash Incentives

  • Airtel Harmonizes Calling Rates to all African Destinations(African Press Organization)
  • Development of Local Music in Our Hands

  • Embrace Technology, Taxpayers Told
  • Why Are There No African Inventions?

  • Amavubi Travel to Sousse
  • Law to Fill Critical Void, Architects Say(New Times)

  • Boyer Aims for Top 5th Finish in Eritrea(New Times)
  • Rwanda/Libya: Defeat to Libya Was a Reality Check - Micho(New Times)

  • Nyanza Landfill Finally Closes, New Site Opens(New Times)
  • 500 Local Leaders Undergo Civic Training(New Times)

  • WFP Deal, a Boost to Farmers(New Times)
  • Mbuyu Given Three Days' Rest(New Times)

  • Works On City Bus Terminal Finally Resume(New Times)
  • USAID Donates Rwf87 Million to Combat Fistula(New Times)

  • Diversified Farm Is Changing the Lives of Rugenda Residents(New Times)
  • Prioritise Poverty Eradication, Continent Told(New Times)

  • Key Services Now Closer to Farmers(New Times)
  • Rwanda/Nigeria: Ivoirians to Officiate Amavubi-Nigeria Clash(New Times)

  • Kirehe Agricultural Trade Fair Kicks Off(New Times)
  • World Vision Boosts Kigali Peace Marathon(New Times)

  • Africa's Top Business, Political and Academic Names to Flock to AfDB's Annual Meetings in Arusha
  • African Water Facility Helps Boost Socio-Economic Development in Ethiopia and South-Sudan
  • AfDB Publishes Major Labour Force Statistical Guidebook
  • AfDB Publishes All-Africa Report On Household Spending Patterns

  • Mugesera Petitions High Court Again(New Times)
  • MPs Seek Protection for Families of Deceased Colleagues(New Times)
  • 130,000 to Benefit From Cancer Vaccines(New Times)
  • Court Orders Start of Léon Mugesera Case(New Times)
  • Chief Justice Questions Credibility of ICC(New Times)

  1. Airtel Harmonizes Calling Rates to all African Destinations

  1. MTN Slashes Data Prices
  2. Mugesera Petitions High Court Again
  3. MPs Seek Protection for Families of Deceased Colleagues
  4. 130,000 to Benefit From Cancer Vaccines
  5. Court Orders Start of Léon Mugesera Case

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• 24 May ' 08:54

  Rwanda Abortion Debate Continues to Rage

  

  Most Rwandans seem to be against the abortion article that stipulates that there is no criminal liability for a woman who causes her own abortion and a medical doctor who helps a ...

  • Penal Code Is More Than Just the Abortion Clause
  • Rwanda: Sensitisation On Contraceptive Use to Curb Country's High Abortion Rate

  • Mineral Smuggling 'Still a Major Problem'
  • President Paul Kagame to Attend the Summit On Sustainable Development in Africa.(News of Rwanda)

  • EAC Magistrates and Judges Meet to Harmonize Judicial System
  • Mushikiwabo Meets Chinese Vice-Premier

  • Nigeria/Rwanda: CAF Names an Ivorian for Eagles, Rwanda Match(Daily Trust)
  • Earning a Living From Street Hawking(News of Rwanda)

  • Drug Abuse to Be Eradicated 2012(News of Rwanda)
  • Forgiveness Gives Peace of Mind - Bishop Rukamba(News of Rwanda)

  • Local Budget to Rise to 1378 Billion in 2013(News of Rwanda)
  • Nyamasheke - District, Cyangugu Catholic Diocese Joins for Development(News of Rwanda)

  • Nyamasheke - Residents Urged to Prevent Disasters(News of Rwanda)
  • Engineer Dies in Cassava Processing Plant(News of Rwanda)

  • Genocide Prisoners Request for Public Confession(News of Rwanda)
  • ICTR Team Jets in for Inspections(News of Rwanda)

  • Congo-Kinshasa: Country and DRC Officials Hold 5th Joint Permanent Commission(News of Rwanda)
  • Itorero Now Under Local Government Ministry(News of Rwanda)

  • Sezibera Becomes Inter-Regional Committee Chairman(News of Rwanda)
  • Future Leaders' Course Underway(News of Rwanda)

  • London Not Calling
  • Local Companies Prepare for Ugandan Market(Focus)

  • 'Africa United' Attracts Huge Crowd
  • Yobo to Miss Rwanda Tie

  • Duo Target Bujumbura Golf Open Success
  • Kabarebe Defends Establishment of Army Shop

  • Man Killed in Wrangle
  • Penal Code Is More Than Just the Abortion Clause

  • Ecowas Provides Food Assistance to Displaced Ivoirians

  • Participants Support AfDB's New Education Model for Africa

  • Mineral Smuggling 'Still a Major Problem'
  • President Paul Kagame to Attend the Summit On Sustainable Development in Africa.(News of Rwanda)
  • East Africa: EAC Magistrates and Judges Meet to Harmonize Judicial System(Focus)
  • Mushikiwabo Meets Chinese Vice-Premier
  • Nigeria/Rwanda: CAF Names an Ivorian for Eagles, Rwanda Match(Daily Trust)

  1. Mineral Smuggling 'Still a Major Problem'

  1. 'Africa United' Attracts Huge Crowd
  2. Adjust to Healthy Lifestyle
  3. RDB Pumps Rwf70 Million Into Kwita Izina Tour

  2. Mineral Smuggling 'Still a Major Problem'

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• 23 May ' 23:07

  1. A Marriage Across Cultural Borders
  2. Rwanda/Tunisia: Amavubi Face Libya in International Friendly
  3. Africa: The G8 Can't Get 50 Million Africans Out of Poverty, Only We Can Do That

  1. Key Vaccines to Be Rolled Out

  1. Queries Over Malaria Drugs
  2. Mobile Phone Subscribers Rise By 0.71 Percent

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• 23 May ' 12:05

  • Gov't Backtracks On Wetland Report
  • MPs Raise Concerns Over Draft Budget

  • Queries Over Malaria Drugs
  • New Report Sparks Queries Over Malaria Drugs

  • A Marriage Across Cultural Borders(New Times)
  • Uzamukunda Snubs Call, Bayisenge in Camp(New Times)

  • Locals in Utah Commemorate Genocide(New Times)
  • RBS Moves to Ensure Consumer Safety(New Times)

  • Rwanda/Tunisia: Amavubi Face Libya in International Friendly(New Times)
  • Teachers Cry Foul Over PTA Allowances(New Times)

  • EAC Magistrates Meet Opens(New Times)
  • Beware of Mobile-Money Fraud(New Times)

  • Boyer Rings Changes(New Times)
  • Rubavu Administrator Arrested 'Over Fraud'(New Times)

  • Gov't Backtracks On Wetland Report(New Times)
  • MPs Raise Concerns Over Draft Budget(New Times)
  • Queries Over Malaria Drugs(New Times)
  • New Report Sparks Queries Over Malaria Drugs(New Times)

  1. New Report Sparks Queries Over Malaria Drugs

  1. When Country Does Not Work

  1. New Report Sparks Queries Over Malaria Drugs
  3. Rwanda: Parliament Examines New Pay Scheme for Top Officials

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• 23 May ' 00:16

  • The G8 Can't Get 50 Million Africans Out of Poverty, Only We Can Do That
  • Seed Improvement Gets G8 Backing

  • New Campaign Against Drugs to Be Lauched

  • Parliament Examines New Pay Scheme for Top Officials

  • RAF Decry Low Entry for Peace Marathon
  • Schools to Get E-Libraries

  • Key Vaccines to Be Rolled Out(New Times)
  • Ruling Party Claims Win in Dominican Vote(New Times)

  • Police Arrest Suspected Fraudster(New Times)
  • Guma Guma Stars Thrill Nyagatare Residents(New Times)

  • Ruremesha Joins Mukura(New Times)
  • Pay Up, KCC Tells Business Operators(New Times)

  • HIV Mortality Rate Down to 5 Percent(New Times)
  • What's the Next, Next?(New Times)

  • NGO to Give University Scholarships(New Times)
  • Partners Increase Budget Support

  • Africa: The G8 Can't Get 50 Million Africans Out of Poverty, Only We Can Do That(New Times)
  • Africa: Seed Improvement Gets G8 Backing(New Times)

  2. Akilah Institute Unlocks Job Opportunities for Women

  1. Investment Group Seeks to Establish Partnership

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• 22 May ' 13:42

  • Someone Tell Uganda That EALA Is No House for Partisan Interests
  • Akilah Institute Unlocks Job Opportunities for Women

  • Former Premier Rwigema Elected to EALA(Focus)
  • Somalia: EU Action Against Somalia Pirates Is Good(Focus)

  • National Budget Expected to Increase By 15 Percent(Focus)

  • UN Peacekeepers Start Training(Focus)
  • Network to Scrutinize Family Planning(Focus)

  • Mafisango Will Be Missed(Focus)
  • Change of Mindset Is the Way to Success, Youth Minister Says(Focus)

  • Muslims Association Gets New Leaders
  • Nyamasheke - Residents Asked to Avoid Family Conflicts(News of Rwanda)

  • Retail Banking Unveils New Opportunities At BRD(Focus)
  • Region Ministry Launches New Integration Policy(Focus)

  • Rura to Assess Services of Telecom Companies(Focus)
  • Experts Declare Bank of Kigali Shares As a Good Buy(Focus)

  • MPs Question Over 30 in Relation With Rukarara Report(Focus)
  • Justice Sector to Remove Backlog At High and Supreme Courts(Focus)

  • East Africa: Traffic Surge Sends Region Aviation Experts to Expand Facilities(Focus)
  • New Survey On National Reconciliation Underway(Focus)

  • When Country Does Not Work(Focus)
  • Davite Not Giving Up Title Dream(Focus)

  • Minicom Probes Bralirwa(Focus)
  • For Women's Empowerment, Perceptions Must Change(Focus)

  • Board Approves Equity Investment of U.S. $100 Million in Agvance Africa
  • AfDB President Welcomes G8 Initiative On African Agriculture

  • Ecowas Council to Meet in Abidjan On Allocation of Statutory Positions

  • East Africa: Someone Tell Uganda That EALA Is No House for Partisan Interests(Focus)
  • Akilah Institute Unlocks Job Opportunities for Women(Focus)
  • Former Premier Rwigema Elected to EALA(Focus)
  • Somalia: EU Action Against Somalia Pirates Is Good(Focus)

  2. East Africa: Someone Tell Uganda That EALA Is No House for Partisan Interests

  1. Somalia: EU Action Against Somalia Pirates Is Good

  2. Cyber Crime Takes Root As ICT Usage Grows
  3. Local Government to Step Up Use of ICT
  4. PM, Experts Discuss Disaster Prevention
  5. Refugees Warned Over Degrading Environment

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• 22 May ' 02:00

  Rwanda: Military Observers' Course Opens

  

  Senior military officials from the East African Community partner states, yesterday began an International Military Observers Course, at Rwanda Peace Academy Nyakinama.

  • Military Observers' Course Opens

  Rwanda: Contraceptive Use to Curb Country's High Abortion Rate

  More sensitisation on contraceptive use has been beefed up in order to curb the dangers resulting from abortions, as statistics reveal that every year, about 60,000 pregnancies are ...

  • Sensitisation On Contraceptive Use to Curb Country's High Abortion Rate

  • Dev't Budget Up By 4.6 Percent
  • Military Observers' Course Opens

  • AfDB Welcomes G8 Initiative in The Continent

  • Local Contractors Claim Share On Deals to Foreign Firms
  • Country Woos Korean It Security Agency

  • Promoting Culture Through Art
  • Sensitisation On Contraceptive Use to Curb Country's High Abortion Rate

  • Mufti's Mandate Extended to 7 Years
  • Ferwafa Chiefs to Attend Fifa Congress

  • RDB Pumps Rwf70 Million Into Kwita Izina Tour
  • Draw Lessons From Country, Says Premier

  • Car Skiing in Kigali(New Times)
  • Cultural Beliefs Undermining Family Planning - Officials(New Times)

  • Anxiety Over Mobile Money Fraud(New Times)
  • Agro Expo for Next Month(New Times)

  • Umutara Polytechnic Scoops ICT Award(New Times)
  • Mafisango Laid to Rest in Sombre Ceremony(New Times)

  • Country, German State Cooperation Turns 30(New Times)
  • Laura Nsengiyumva Wins At Dak'art 2012(New Times)

  • 6,000 Genocide Victims Laid to Rest(New Times)
  • The Local Paradox(New Times)

  • AfDB Participates in Launch of the New Alliance for Food Security and Nutrition
  • AfDB Praises 10 Years of African Ministers' Council On Water At 4th Africa Water Week in Egypt

  • Dev't Budget Up By 4.6 Percent(New Times)
  • Military Observers' Course Opens(New Times)
  • Africa: AfDB Welcomes G8 Initiative in The Continent(New Times)

  1. Adjust to Healthy Lifestyle
  2. Dev't Budget Up By 4.6 Percent

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• 21 May ' 15:00

  Rwanda: Rights Group Petition President Over Abortion

  The Solidarity for African Women's Rights Coalition (SOAWR), has appealed to President Paul Kagame on safe abortion law reform in Rwanda.

  • Rights Group Petition President Over Abortion

  • Rwanda Judged 'Too French' to Compete in Big Brother Africa(Focus)
  • Radio Presenter Detained Without Charge(CPJ)

  • G8 to Help 50 Million Africans Out of Poverty
  • East Africa: Sezibera Assumes Leadership of Inter-Regional Grouping

  • Peacekeeping Course Opens in Kigali Today
  • Rights Group Petition President Over Abortion

  • East Africa: Rwanda Launches National EAC Policy
  • Exploring Motorcyclists Development From the Streets of Kigali

  • Uganda: Kayihura and Rwanda Police Boss Assess Security(New Vision)
  • District Administration Vows to Lead in Better Service Delivery

  • Women's Council Trains 50 Families
  • Students of Kigali Schools to Show Case Intelligence in the Upcoming Technical Festivals(News of Rwanda)

  • East Africa: MINEAC Calls Upon Stakeholders to Integrate EAC Policy Into Planning(News of Rwanda)
  • Ngoma - Development Evaluation Should Be Accurate for Better Results(News of Rwanda)

  • Muhanga - Workers Celebrate Achieved Working Relationship(News of Rwanda)
  • Youth Proceed to Fight Genocide Ideologies(News of Rwanda)

  • Mining Companies Asked to Support Residents' Development(News of Rwanda)
  • Kayonza - Administration Praised for Solving Residents' Problems(News of Rwanda)

  • Govt Spearheads Fight Against Corruption in the Sub-Region(News of Rwanda)
  • Former Prime Minister Celestin Rwigema Wins Seat in EALA(News of Rwanda)

  • Country, Uganda Move to Beef Up Border Security
  • Time to Take Hygiene Issues Seriously

  • How Our Attitudes Can Undermine Business
  • Financial Illiteracy Triggers High Default Rates in MFIs

  • APR Coach Wants to End Season On High
  • Nordic Diaspora Urged to Invest Home

  • AfDB Praises 10 years of African Ministers' Council on Water at the 4th Africa Water Week in Egypt
  • The Road to Rio +20 - Challenges and Opportunities for Africa
  • Green Growth - Creating an Enabling Environment

  • President Ouedraogo to Accelerate Regional Integration, Consolidate Ecowas Activities

  • Rwanda Judged 'Too French' to Compete in Big Brother Africa(Focus)
  • Radio Presenter Detained Without Charge(CPJ)
  • G8 to Help 50 Million Africans Out of Poverty
  • East Africa: Sezibera Assumes Leadership of Inter-Regional Grouping
  • Peacekeeping Course Opens in Kigali Today

  1. G8 to Help 50 Million Africans Out of Poverty
  2. Rwanda Judged 'Too French' to Compete in Big Brother Africa
  3. Congo-Kinshasa: Kagame Commends DRC-Country Cooperation
  4. Rights Group Petition President Over Abortion
  5. Country, DRC Discuss Security

  1. Rwanda Judged 'Too French' to Compete in Big Brother Africa
  2. Radio Presenter Detained Without Charge

  1. Former Prime Minister Celestin Rwigema Wins Seat in EALA
  2. G8 to Help 50 Million Africans Out of Poverty
  3. MTN Donates Computer Lab to Rusizi School
  4. ARBEF Leadership Dissolved
  5. East Africa: New Regional Body to Enhance Trade

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• 20 May ' 21:44

  1. 100,000 More Laptops for Schools

  1. Africa: The Continent Can Feed Itself - UNDP

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