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Prime Minister in Talks With Visiting Burundi VP
Burundi's First Vice President, Yves Sahinguvu, yesterday began the first leg of a three-day official visit by holding talks with Prime Minister Bernard Makuza at the latter's office in Kimihurura.
U.S. Steps Up Search for Genocide Fugitives
The US government has renewed its 'Reward for Justice' program targeting individuals believed to have taken leading roles in the mass slaughter in Rwanda that left well over a million people dead, it was announced on Monday.
Clear the Air, Health Ministry
It has been reported that Apotex Inc., Canada's largest pharmaceutical company will soon ship to Rwanda a new HIV/Aids drug. Apo-TriAvir combines Zidovudine, Lamivudine and Nevirapine, three drugs otherwise administered separately to patients.
Chamber Orders ICTR Registry to Appoint Lawyer for Genocide Fugitive
The International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) has ordered the Registry to appoint a lawyer for an accused who is still at large, Fulgence Kayishema.
With Love From Cameroon
Cameroonian defender Boubakary Sadou has been given Rwandan nationality and should make his international debut for the Amavubi Stars on Saturday.
Team Yet to Consider Kuze Return
Rwanda is yet to decide on whether to bring back Josip Kuze as national team coach after the Croat was axed by Japanese Premier League club JEF United Chiba last week.
Jua Kali Expo Postponed
The annual Jua Kali Expo that was meant to be held here in Kigali in October has now been postponed to November.
Parliament Elects Representatives to the EALA
A joint Parliamentary session yesterday elected a nine-member team that will represent Rwanda in the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA). Five of these delegates are women.
The Catholic Church-Assisted Genocide As It Began in 1959
As children of God most Rwandans have lost their innocence, thanks largely to the actions of the self proclaimed representatives of Christ's message on earth.
Country's First Legal Institute Launched
Rwanda's first Law development centre has been launched. The National Institute of Legal Practice and Development (ILPD) was officially opened yesterday by Prime Minister Bernard Makuza, in Nyanza, Southern Province.
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Rwanda: Wife of Genocide Acquitted Testifies Before ICTR (AllAfrica.com)
Bongwa Leoncie, wife of the genocide acquitted Andre Ntagerura, Monday testified in defense of Prosper Mugiraneza, former Rwandan minister for Civil Service, who is accused of 1994 genocide and crimes against humanity alongside three other former ministers before the Arusha-based International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR), reports Hirondelle Agency.
Rwanda: U.S. Steps Up Search for Genocide Fugitives (AllAfrica.com)
The US government has renewed its 'Reward for Justice' program targeting individuals believed to have taken leading roles in the mass slaughter in Rwanda that left well over a million people dead, it was announced on Monday.
U.S. revives reward plan for Rwanda suspects (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
The United States announced on Monday it had revived a program offering rewards of up to $5 million a head for information leading to the arrest of 13 suspects in Rwanda's genocide.
Rwanda: Chamber Orders ICTR Registry to Appoint Lawyer for Genocide Fugitive (AllAfrica.com)
The International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) has ordered the Registry to appoint a lawyer for an accused who is still at large, Fulgence Kayishema.
Rwanda: The Catholic Church-Assisted Genocide As It Began in 1959 - Part Two (AllAfrica.com)
Like many Rwandans - upwards of sixty per cent before the 1994 genocide - I was brought up Catholic. As a child I looked forward to going to mass. Going to Church was like an outing for the entire family.
Rwanda: Fight Genocide Ideology, Polisi Urges Students (AllAfrica.com)
The Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Denis Polisi has called upon university students to be the vanguards in the fight against the Genocide ideology in the country.
Rwanda: The Catholic Church-Assisted Genocide As It Began in 1959 (AllAfrica.com)
As children of God most Rwandans have lost their innocence, thanks largely to the actions of the self proclaimed representatives of Christ's message on earth.
Zimbabwe: Rwanda Genocide Survivor Stars in Mugabe Play (AllAfrica.com)
A survivor of the 1994 Rwandan genocide will star in a play beginning in New Zealand next month, exploring President Robert Mugabe political record.
Rwanda: Man Arrested for Digging Up 1994 Genocide Victim (AllAfrica.com)
Police in Kanombe sector, Kicukiro district are holding a 42 year old man for allegedly exhuming the remains of a 1994 Genocide victim and re burying them in another piece of land without the consent of authorities.
US renews big rewards for tips on Rwanda war crimes (AFP via Yahoo! News)
The United States announced Monday the renewal of rewards of up to five million dollars for tips leading to the arrest of any of 13 men suspected of war crimes during the Rwandan genocide.
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