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Do Not Disturb” said the sign outside Room 905 of Johannesburg’s Michelangelo Towers hotel on 1 January 2014. When the police finally broke in they found the garrotted body of Patrick Kare-geya, Rwanda’s former head of external security, on the bed. Karegeya had fallen out with the regime he had helped create, and was murdered by a Rwandan hit squad as he helped build an opposition movement in exile. “Do Not Disturb” is also the sign that has been metaphorically hung on the narrative that Paul Kagame’s Rwandan regime has so assiduously cultivated over the past quarter century – namely that a heroic band of warriors led by Kagame swept in from Uganda to halt the Hutus’ genocide against their fellow Tutsis in 1994, then built a prosperous and harmonious new country on the ruins of the old one.
House Hunting in Portugal: A Light-Filled Retreat Near the Atlantic Coast
In Lisbon and other high-density areas, foreign buyers are scrambling to make investments before the country’s Golden Visa program is cut back.
By Roxana Popescu
A Modern Five-Bedroom House in Sintra, Portugal
$3.6 MILLION (3 MILLION EUROS)
This contemporary villa sits on nearly three acres in the tourist-friendly town of Sintra, about three miles from Portugal’s southwestern coastline and about 25 miles west of Lisbon. Built in 2008 from concrete and glass, the approximately 10,700-square-foot house has five bedrooms and five and a half baths, with natural light pouring in through floor-to-ceiling windows and doors throughout.
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The Consumer Price Index registered a 1.3% rise in March compared to the same month last year due to the rebound in electricity and fuels, according to the index confirmed this Wednesday by the National Institute of Statistics (INE).
The March rate, a strong change in trend after the negative figures for 2020, is the highest in the general index since April 2019 and rises by 1.3 points from February, when prices remained stable.
In monthly evolution, March compared to February, prices rose 1% driven by the price of electricity, fuel and clothing and footwear, which with an increase of 4.4% reflected the behaviour of prices at the beginning of the spring-summer season.
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