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We failed in Rwanda, says Ban Ki-Moon
The United Nations Secretary General, Ban Ki-Moon, has acknowledged his organisation’s failure to quell the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi that claimed over one million lives.
... Full StoryCombating climate change effects should be integrated into every ministerial agenda and not left to the Ministry of Natural Resources (Minirena) alone, the Natural Resources minister has said.
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London – Nissan has said it will recall about 841,000 vehicles worldwide due to a faulty steering wheel. In the UK, the recall will affect 133,869 models of the Nissan Micra, built between 2002 and 2006.
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AMAVUBI coach Eric Nshimiyimana has named a 26-man squad that will begin camp on Sunday to prepare for the Group H 2014 World Cup qualifiers against Mali away in Bamako on June 9.
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Hip-hop musician Aisha Uwimana, better known by her stage name Ciney, yesterday said that she is working around the clock to have her first album lunched before end of August this year.
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Late Engineer George Coles must be turning in his place of repose, as we speak. Among his wildest imaginations, he never thought that his creation would give its soul to Rwanda. Yet that’s exactly what happened last Saturday 18th May, 2013.
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A number of readers questioned what part of national systems I consider abnormal so much so that, if we got our homework wrong, our country would incur costs undefined and unquantifiable. Our country Rwanda is not another normal country in the strictest sense of the term.
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Shisha smoking has of late become very popular in Rwanda especially in Kigali. What is Shisha? How is it smoked? What are the ingredients? How much is a smoking session? Society Magazine’s Martin Bishop set out to find the answers.
She took a deliberate deep breath of the tobacco smoke from the water pipe, before exhaling. The middle-aged lady in tight fitting jeans passed on the pipe to the girl next to her. The slender girl took a deep breath as well. They chatted and laughed amidst the waft of smoke that filled the place. They had officially taken on the new trend in town.
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Launch of the Africa’s Centre for Security Organs’ Coordination of Action to end Violence Against Women and Girls (AFSOCCA-VAWG)

Africa’s Security Organs’ initiative in ending Violence against Women and Girls
Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) is a global phenomenon across societies worldwide. It is a violation of human rights and a major problem as has been confirmed by the UN Secretary General (UN SG).
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