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Kagame Promises Evidence Against Former First Lady
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Rwandan President Paul Kagame has said his government will send evidence to France to prove that Ms Agathe Habyarimana, the widow of the assassinated president Juvenal Habyarimana, participated in 1994 Rwanda genocide.
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SIMTEL's News ATM Deal is a Blessing to Bankers
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For a long time there has been a public outcry on the number of days it takes, for one to acquire an ATM card. Those who are tired of queuing in banks for a long period of time have always demanded for better and innovative ways of easing the banking processes.
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24-Hour Border Operations With DRC, Burundi Soon
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Borders with Burundi and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) will begin to operate on a 24-hour basis this year.
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Queen Elizabeth II Formerly Welcomes Country
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Following Rwanda's formal acceptance into the Commonwealth and the flag-raising ceremony, President Paul Kagame and the First Lady Jeanette Kagame were hosted to a banquet by Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh.
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PS -Imberakuri Denounces Ntaganda Over Mushayidi Alliance
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More controversy continues to haunt the founder of the political party, Partie Sociale (PS)-Imberakuri, Bernard Ntaganda.
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Rwanda, DRC Women Denounce Sexual Abuse
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Women from Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) on Monday called for an end to sexual abuse used as a weapon by armed groups operating within the region.
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Kagame Addresses Royal Commonwealth Society
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President Paul Kagame, yesterday, on his second day of a working visit to England, addressed the Royal Commonwealth Society (RCS) on the role of the youth in the development in Rwanda, Africa and the Commonwealth.
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Nuru Energy Rwanda Wins Entrepreneur Award
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Nuru Energy Rwanda, has won the grand prize of the Global Social Entrepreneurship Competition in Seattle, USA, the company said in a statement.
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Food Prices Surge
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Continuous heavy rains around the country have destroyed gardens, leading to a surge in food prices in Kigali, a mini survey carried out by the Business Times revealed.
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Bakhresa Commits Rwf13.7 Billion to Wheat Milling
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Bakhresa Group, a regional grain milling company has invested $24 million (Rwf13.7 billion) in Rwanda as part of its expansion drive.
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Investor Protests to Gov't Over Leased Forest
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Pfunda Tea Factory SARL has contested a government's decision to resettle over 300 residents from Gishwati Forest to Kanembwe forest which was leased to the factory by the government.
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Activists Push for Trauma Commission
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Anti-Genocide activists have called for the creation of a national commission that will coordinate efforts to deal with trauma among survivors of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsis.
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Only 30 Percent Taxes Paid to Kigali City
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With just over two weeks to the deadline for paying taxes for the financial year 2010, only 30 percent of taxpayers have so far honoured their obligation to Kigali City, Alphonse Nizeyimana, the vice Mayor in charge of Finance and Economic development in Kigali City said yesterday.
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PSF Restructuring Was Meant to Make It More Relevant to Stakeholders - Acting CEO
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Molly Rwigamba is the Acting CEO of Private Sector Federation (PSF) the umbrella body for the country's private sector. Her appointment comes after PSF has been undertaking some restructuring exercise whose key thrust was to it make more relevant to the changing needs of its members .In this exclusive interview Rwigamba talks to The New Times' Fred Oluoch-Ojiwah about this broad restructuring programmes as well as other issues surrounding her new appointment.
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