[New Times] The number of tourists and tourism business opportunities are set to increase in Rwanda and Tanzania thanks to the collaboration between Rwanda Tours and Travel Association (RTTA) and Tanzania Tour Operators Association.
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Rwanda, Tanzania Tour Operators Join Forces to Increase Business Opportunities
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Kutesa in Touch With Rwanda to Resolve Border Issues, Says Opondo
[Monitor] Uganda's Foreign Affairs minister, Sam Kutesa is in touch with Rwandan authorities to resolve any border issues, government has said.
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Rwanda Launches Icyerekezo Satellite to Connect Rural Schools to the Internet
[This is Africa] Rwanda has launched a satellite named Icyerekezo, which will bring internet connectivity to students at Nkombo Island, in Lake Kivu. Rwanda wants to bridge internet connection in rural areas around the country.
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Kagame Makes Case for Single African Air Transport Market
[New Times] Operationalisation of the Single African Air Transport Market (SAATM) will among other things eliminate challenges of geography which have been a common reason for continent's underdevelopment, President Paul Kagame has said.
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Business Still Paralysed At Uganda-Rwanda Border Towns
[Monitor] Business at Katuna and Chanika towns at the Uganda-Rwanda is still paralysed after the Rwanda customs officials allegedly failed to clear cargo trucks.
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Govt Summons Rwanda Envoy Over Border Standoff
[Monitor] The government has summoned Rwandan envoy to Uganda, Maj Gen Frank Mugambage, to explain the diplomatic standoff at the Uganda-Rwanda border, a government spokesperson announced yesterday.
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Mizero's Designs Shine in London
[East African] Rwandan fashion designer Cedric Mizero, 25, the owner of Amizero, a fashion brand that has won a special Mention Award at this year's International Fashion Showcase held in London on February 11-24.
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Rwanda-Uganda Border Closure Creates Logistics Nightmare
[East African] "Do you want to cross to Uganda and be mistreated? They will arrest and torture you. We will not allow you to take that risk!"
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Symbion Sells Stake in Rift Valley Power Projects
[allAfrica] Extraction of methane gas could reduce deadly danger to lakeside populations as well as fuel development.
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Watchdog Pushes for Speedy Recovery of Embezzled Funds
[New Times] A staggering Rwf7.3 billion, which stems from corruption and unpaid fines, is owed to the Government by people who lost cases in courts, according to official information.
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Musanze - How Timely Access to Seeds, Fertilisers Improved Farms' Yields
[New Times] For many years, farmers in Musanze District could hardly get fertilisers and quality seeds on time, which cast their farm yields in jeopardy and hurt their incomes.
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Golf - Gahima, Nyahwihwiri Dominate Inaugural Volkswagen Tourney
[New Times] Charles Gahima and Nadege Nyahwihwiri put up stunning performances to emerge winners of the inaugural Volkswagen Golf Tournament at Kigali Golf Club over the weekend.
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Govt Seeks Partnerships to Roll Out More Youth Centres
[New Times] Among the services delivered at the youth centres include skills that help the youth to fight unemployment as well as some health services such as information, especially on reproductive health and HIV prevention.
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Rwandan Police Peacekeepers in CAR Engage Locals in Umuganda
[New Times] The Rwandan Protection Support Unit (PSU) serving under the UN Multi-dimensional Integrated Stabilisation Mission in Central African Republic (MINUSCA), Saturday, joined residents of the 8th district in the capital Bangui in a communal exercise (Umuganda) dedicated to promoting sanitation and hygiene.
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Sugira Eyes Podium Finish at World Cross Country Champs
[New Times] James Sugira has expressed his zeal to challenge for a podium finish as the US-based middle distance runner gears up for the forthcoming 43rd IAAF World Cross Country Championship.
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Volkswagen Rwanda Assembles 55 Vehicles
[New Times] Volkswagen has a target to produce about 1000 cars annually for its operations in the mobility solution as well as sales.
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How Rwanda Can Do a Better Job of Supporting Refugees
[The Conversation Africa] One year ago 11 Congolese refugees were killed as they demonstrated against reductions in food aid in Rwanda's Kiziba refugee camp. As fresh calls mount to prosecute the police officers who used force against the refugees grow, we spoke to Evan Easton-Calabria about Rwanda's refugee operations and the challenges host countries face.
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Border Row: Rwanda Broke EAC Rules, Says Uganda
[Monitor] Uganda is considering petitioning the East African Community (EAC) Secretariat in Arusha, Tanzania, to challenge what it perceives as Rwanda's economic sabotage in breach of the regional bloc's guidelines, a minister said yesterday.
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Rwanda Starts Fining Buses Taking Rwandans to Uganda
[Observer] Rwanda has finally allowed passenger buses to travel from Kigali to Kampala through the Katuna border in Kabale district and Chanika in Kisoro district but with strict restrictions against carrying Rwandans aboard.
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Rwandan Envoy Presents Credentials in Azerbaijan
[New Times] According to a statement, President Aliyev congratulated the Ambassador on his appointment and wished him success in advancing Azerbaijan-Rwanda relations.
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