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Resolute Action Should Be Taken On PAC Report
[New Times] The parliamentary Public Accounts Committee (PAC) yesterday presented its first report to the Lower Chamber of Parliament. The report is a result of a probe in into the alleged misappropriation of public funds, as highlighted in the 2009/10 Auditor General's report.

Daughter Reunites With Mother After 18 Years
[New Times] It was joy for Gerardine Mukakabego as she finally reunited with her mother, Cecilia Kantamage, 18 years down the road.

Genocide Tribunal Elects New Officials
[UN News] The United Nations tribunal dealing with the worst war crimes committed during the 1994 genocide in Rwanda announced today that it has elected a new President and Vice-President.

Keshi May Overlook Mikel for Rwanda Clash
[Daily Trust] Super Eagles tactician Stephen Keshi has insisted only fit players will be involved in a 2013 Nations Cup qualifier in Rwanda amid speculations Chelsea's Mikel Obi may be cut.

Bank of Kigali Nets Frw 8.2 Billion Profit
[Focus] Bank of Kigali (BK) plans to pay shareholders 50% dividend in April and plough back the rest of the money to fund an expansion program that will see the bank open 12 new branches and 60 Automated Teller Machines this year.

Four Arrested for Illegal Mineral Trade
[New Times] Police in Kabarondo has arrested three people suspected of being involved in illegal cassiterite mining in Rwinkwavu Sector.

Mafisango Fined
[New Times] SIMBA's influential midfielder Patrick Mafisango has been fined Rwf186, 797 for misconduct in the Tanzania Vodacom league just days before the club's Orange Confederation Cup preliminary round first leg against Kiyovu.

Commuter Transporters Pledge to Fight Narcotics Trade
[New Times] Public transport drivers plying the Rusumo -Kayonza and Kigali highway have vowed to enhance cooperation with police and authorities to curb drug trafficking.

Scribes' Association to Vote for New Leadership
[New Times] Local journalists will this Sunday converge at Kigali's La Palisse Hotel to elect a new leadership of Rwanda Journalists Association (ARJ).

Health Sector On Track - DHS Report
[New Times] The health sector has registered tremendous progress, according to the 2010 Demographic Health Survey Report (DHS) released yesterday.

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UN genocide tribunal in Rwanda elects news officials
Kigali, Rwanda, Feb 15 : The United Nations tribunal dealing with the worst war crimes committed during the 1994 genocide in Rwanda announced on Tuesday that it has elected a new President and Vice-President.

UN Genocide Tribunal In Rwanda Elects New Officials
New York, Feb 14 2012 1:10PM The United Nations tribunal dealing with the worst war crimes committed during the 1994 genocide in Rwanda announced today that it has elected a new President and Vice-President.

Rwanda genocide survivor to host talk on book 'Shake Hands with the Devil' at MCCC
WEST WINDSOR — Mercer County Community College’s Holocaust-Genocide Resource Center will host a talk on Romeo Dallaire’s book “Shake Hands with the Devil,” led by Rwandan genocide survivor Eugenie Mukeshimana, on Feb. 29.

Rwanda: Genocide suspects stranded
10 Rwandan genocide suspects found innocent have nowhere safe to go. Tristan McConnell NAIROBI, Kenya — Genocide suspects who have been cleared of charges by the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda remain stuck in a safe house in Tanzania because they fear returning home and no other country will take them in, according to a  BBC report today. More from GlobalPost:  Our in-depth series ...

Rwanda: New Genocide Cases a Milestone for Domestic Prosecutions
[ISS] On 6 April 1994, Rwandese president Juvenal Habyarimana and Burundian president Cyprien Ntaryamira were killed in a plane crash. The two were travelling from Tanzania to Rwanda following a heads of state summit in Dar es Salaam. After the crash widespread violence erupted in Rwanda resulting in the deaths of approximately 800 000 people over the next 100 days. Although it has been alleged ...

Rwanda genocide suspect deported from Canada
KIGALI (Reuters) - A Rwandan man charged with crimes against humanity has been deported from Canada and is due to arrive in the central African country overnight, Rwanda's justice minister said on Tuesday. Leon Mugesera, who lost a 16-year battle to stay in Canada, will face charges of inciting murder, extermination and genocide. Justice Minister Tharcisse Karugarama said he was told Mugesera ...

Rwanda journalists jailed for genocide denial launch supreme court appeal
Agnès Uwimana and Saïdati Mukakibibi are being supported by an international team of lawyers and human rights groups Two Rwandan journalists imprisoned for insulting President Paul Kagame and denying genocide will appear before the country's supreme court on Monday to argue for their freedom. The fate of Agnès Uwimana and Saïdati Mukakibibi, who are supported by an international team of lawyers ...

Rwanda war-crimes suspect deported after almost two decades in Canada
MONTREAL - A man accused of crimes related to the Rwanda genocide was deported back there Monday after losing a lengthy legal fight to stay in Canada.

Rwanda genocide suspect Mugesera deported from Canada
A Rwandan man charged with crimes against humanity has been deported from Canada and is due to arrive in the central African country overnight, Rwanda's justice minister says.

Rwanda Genocide Suspect Leon Mugesera Deported from Canada
Leon Mugesera was deported from Canada on Tuesday and will soon being trial for war crimes in his native Rwanda.

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