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Nodumo Ncomanzi, the alleged victim.

Government investigates reports of discrimination at Kigali nightclub

Tuesday, June 12, 2018
The New Times
Editorial

There is no place for bigotry in this country

Tuesday, June 12, 2018
Nodumo Ncomanzi. / Courtesy
Rwanda

Discrimination reports at local hangout provoke angry reactions

Monday, June 11, 2018
Bicamumpaka speaks to Cyankongi residents during the event. Courtesy.
Rwanda

Police Week: Kicukiro crime-free village gets office facility

Monday, June 11, 2018
CIP Jean Pierre Samvura explains to Justice Minister Johnston Busingye, Minister of State for Public Health and Primary Healthcare Patrick Ndimubanzi (2nd left) and Prosecutor-General Jean Bosco Mutangana (left) during their tour of the new National Forensic Laboratory at its launch yesterday. The new facility will see Rwandans pay less for DNA tests to establish parentage for children or get proof for rape and other gender-based crimes among other forms of evidence. Nadege Imbabazi.

Price for DNA test to reduce by half as new lab opens

Friday, June 08, 2018
Col Jeannot Ruhunga, Secretary General of Rwanda Investigation Bureau, speaks to the media today. / Sam Ngendahimana

RIB appeals for more office space, equipment

Thursday, June 07, 2018
Busingye. File.

National forensic lab to be inaugurated today

Thursday, June 07, 2018
Supreme court judges at a Judicial Year launch at parliament in the past.
Rwanda

Government slashes court fees to ease access to justice

Wednesday, June 06, 2018
L-R: IGP Emmanuel K. Gasana, Minister for Justice Johnston Busingye, Chief Ombudsman AnastaseMurekezi, and Prosecutor General Jean Bosco Mutangana during the conference to launch the anti-corruption week in Kigali yesterday. Courtesy.

Police, partners launch anti-corruption week

Tuesday, June 05, 2018
Johnston Busingye (L) and Olivier Nduhungirehe. / File

We should not dictate what girls wear to school, officials

Monday, June 04, 2018
Minister for Justice Johnston Busingye (right) reassures citizens that the amended law on firearms will make it more difficult to acquire or sell a gun, during a news briefing yesterday at the Ministry of Justice. Looking on is EvodeUwizeyimana, the Minister of State in charge of Constitutional and Legal Affairs. Busingye said that there should be no cause for alarm amid the ongoing process to amend the law on firearms since the process of acquiring or selling a gun will be u201ctoo stringent. Nadege Imbabazi.

Govt: Firearm acquisition will be harder under new law

Wednesday, May 30, 2018
The truck with the coffee packed at NAEB offices before the auction. File.

Govt moves to curb property devaluation during public auctions

Saturday, May 26, 2018