In 1956, the family of Rwamanywa and Nyirabusherengwa was blessed with a baby boy who would become their last born of seven children. Born in their elderly age, they called…
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“If You Want to Be Rich Build Roads” – How Rwanda Follows Wisdom Of The Chinese Saying
by Jean de la Croix Tabaro 2:45 amThree weeks ago, Prime Minister Edouard Ngirente briefed parliament on the state of Rwanda’s economy, in particular the country’s recovery from the economic effects of the Sars-Cov-2 pandemic. One of…
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Model Villages Poorly Maintained By Beneficiaries
by Jean de la Croix Tabaro 8:33 pmNearly a decade and a half ago, Rwanda embarked on an ambitious project aimed at providing decent housing for the less privileged in different parts of the country, in a…
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Parents Urged To See Kinyarwanda As The Gateway To All Other Languages And Subjects
by Vincent Gasana 11:00 amThe number 42 maybe the beginning of a profound change in Rwanda’s education system, and for the Kinyarwanda language. There is probably not a society in the world, which does…
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Screaming For Attention: Some Journalists’ Unhealthy Obsession With Rwanda
by Vincent Gasana 1:01 pmWhat event is Rwanda about to stage? That is the question Rwandans find themselves asking, whenever, usually through the Guardian newspaper, they are yet again, the target of Michela Wrong’s…
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Courage Above and Beyond: The Nyange Students Who Defied Killers To Stick Together
by Jean de la Croix Tabaro 4:11 pmTuesday March 18,1997, was a normal day at Groupe Scolaire Nyange. which was a teacher training school in the then Kivumu Commune, Kibuye Prefecture, currently Ngororero District-Western Province. Teachers alternated…
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Where Are They Now? A Look Back At The Mayors Who Left A Mark
by Jean de la Croix Tabaro 12:28 pmFrom 2016, Rwanda started implementing the second phase of the national decentralization policy within the 30 districts of the country, each headed by an executive committee including the mayor and…
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Another Win For Rwanda Justice In the Release of Genocide Suspect Twagirayezu?
by Vincent Gasana 2:41 pmLogic and Rwanda’s detractors seem to rarely, if ever, inhabit the same universe. When it comes to condemnation of the country, they admit no impediment to having their cake and…
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Will 2024 Profit from Last Year’s Effort to Solve Public Transport Inadequacies?
by Jean de la Croix Tabaro 8:48 pmPublic transport in Rwanda has so far written a long story with different episodes, but the latest can be traced since the beginning of the just concluded year 2023. On…
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It’s no longer a place of death. History has it that the people who resided in Bugesera district-Eastern province of Rwanda until 1994 included children whose parents were expelled from…
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Defence In Genocide Trial Adopts Tactic in Attacking Rwanda
by Jean de la Croix Tabaro 1:36 pmThroughout the ongoing trial of the two genocide suspects, Seraphin Twahirwa, and Pierre Basabose, in Brussels, the defence has adopted the tactic of attempting to distract the court from the…
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The constitution gives all Rwandans right to good health and the State has a responsibility to lead the way towards that effect. However, it would be wrong to talk about…