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Five fake traditional healers have been arrested in Rusizi District in connection with infant oral mutilation, the dangerous and sometimes fatal practices commonly known as gukura ibyinyo and guca ikirimi.

Burundi’s national intelligence services, police, and ruling party youth members have killed, arbitrarily detained, tortured and harassed people suspected of belonging to opposition parties or of working with armed opposition groups.

Jolie Dusabe lost her job when she repeatedly informed authorities of Western Province and Rwanda Investigations Bureau [RIB] about the deep corruption in embattled Uruyange SACCO. The problems within this SACCO came to light in 2019 when Dusabe was appointed to head Uruyange SACCO’s Bugarama branch in Rusizi district. She noticed that some money was […]

As the cement industry prepares to meet its sustainability objectives, this month’s Technical Forum focusses on the potential of methane as an alternat...

“The reason why I chose this program is because I need to get the skills on fashion design that will help me to develop myself” said  Divine, a young Rwandan girl who recently started working as a trainee for a Rwandan clothing manufacturing company <https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OJXJREHu-i-nb7daAygauQiOWXJEY21J/view>. George, the managing director of the company, emphasizes the importance […]

France’s development Agency (AFD) and the Democratic Republic of the Congo have signed a €500million investment deal. According to details on Tuesday, President Félix Tshisekedi and Rémy Rioux the AFD chief executive  inked their signatures on the memorandum of understanding. Mr. Rioux, his delegation came to see “the solidity” of the economic policy of the […]

One of the most prominent trends amongst corporates in recent years is the growing focus on Corporate Social Investment (CSI). Given the political, economic, social, and environmental crises that the world at large is confronting, corporates have a role to play in contributing to the socio-economic well-being of the communities they operate in. Among the […]

Daytime tends to be darker than usual because of the thick forest and the misty-rainy weather

Justice Phillip Odoki, who has been hearing the petition for the past one month, is expected to read out the ruling

Rwanda Meteorology Agency (Meteo Rwanda) has predicted heavy rainfall ranging between 140 and 180 mm in the first half of October 2021 in Northern and Western Provinces.