As most people were still getting ready for life after COVID-19, everyone imagined what the world might actually be, once free movement would be fully restored. To many, especially the…
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Base Editing: New Treatment For Cancer Brings Christmas Cheer and Hope
by Vincent Gasana 11:08 amInventing a cure for cancer, has in many ways, become medicine’s holy grail. Reaching, or finding it, is still a long way off, but one teenage girl’s reprieve, from what…
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The Rwanda’s judiciary in 2022 started with relatively soft cases, including a man who was on spot over invalid PhD Degree equivalence. The public was probably most shocked by a…
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DRC Conflict: M23 Offered Government Unconditional Surrender, Before A Shot Was Fired
by Vincent Gasana 4:27 pmIn many places of worship, this Christmas period, there will be many prayers for peace in the world. As much anywhere else in the world, the Democratic Republic of Congo…
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The US-Africa Summit, Through The Eyes of An ‘African Whisperer’
by Vincent Gasana 1:39 pmThere are, give or take, forty or so, African heads of state, who responded to American President, Joe Biden’s invitation, to a United States of America (USA)-Africa Summit. Only one…
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Gitagata: A Rehab Centre in Eastern Rwanda Creates a Home Away from Home
by Emmy Nuwamanya 5:09 pmDecember 6, 2022, we drove to the East, in a village of Gitagata, Bugesera district, some 50 kilometers from the capital Kigali. Having been covering stories around drug abuse, prostitution…
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Luanda DRC “Mini-Summit”, A Political Masterstroke, Or An Exercise in Futility?
by Vincent Gasana 1:27 pmThe final communique of the Luanda “mini summit” on peace and stability, in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), and the broader Great Lakes region, may as well have been…
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Ever since a snake was said to have offered an apple, to a gullible Eve, almost every human society has had a horror of snakes. It is an instinct, that…
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On Monday, November 7, students from the Integrated Polytechnic Regional College(IPRC) Kigali reported back to school after a two week break which they were forced into. The break followed a…
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Female Journalists Covering Soft Topics ‘Because of Men’
by Marie Grace Munezero 2:01 pmDespite a steady increase in the number of female media professionals over the past 20 years, most mainstream media continue to mostly rely on men for tough tasks. Women in…
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After 10 years at the helm of the Communist Party of China (CPC), Xi Jinping, 69, once again stood in front of reporters as the Party’s top leader, vowing to…
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As the 20th National Congress of Communist Party of China (CPC), which opened on Sunday, October 16, continues, one thing that stands out, is that every ambition and target, that…