Thursday 2nd of September, 2010
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Police Chief, Gasana, with the taxi-moto riders, yesterday (Photo / F. Goodman)

KIGALI - The Commissioner General of Police, Emmanuel Gasana, has appealed to motorcycle taxi operators to abide by traffic rules and be part of the country’s development process. Gasana made the call yesterday while addressing about 1,500 operators from several parts of Kigali City, assembled under their umbrella organization; ATAMIMORWA and ASSETAMORWA.

MAIN STORIES

    More officials slam Amnesty Int’l report

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    Prosecutor General Martin Ngoga

    KIGALI - Shortly after the Government described the latest report by Amnesty International as “very sensational and dishonest,” more officials have come out to denounce the human rights group, calling it arrogant. [...]


  
SPORTS
    Amavubi players take a breather after Monday’s training session. They left this morning for Abidjan. (Photo: E. Niyonshuti)

    Amavubi Stars fly to Ivory Coast

    As coach Tetteh calls nation to be patient

    2012 Nations Qualifier

    Saturday

    Ivory Coast vs Rwanda
    Benin vs Burundi

    RWANDA’s national football team, the Amavubi Stars leave for West Africa this morning ahead of Saturday’s 2012 Africa Nations Cup qualifier against Ivory Coast.

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EDITORIAL
CIVIL SERVANTS SHOULD LIVE UP TO THEIR VOWS

The new initiative by government to have all civil servants in public institutions take oath should not be taken lightly. This is in line with the 2002 law on the general statutes for Rwanda public service which, among other things, requires all public servants to take oath before officially starting their jobs.

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