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 Sanny Ntayombya
Sanny Ntayombya
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Boyz II Men has come and gone, now give us even bigger and better
One of Rwandan Forces in Cabo Delgado, interacts with some residents after  pacifying region that was occupied by terrorists. Photo by Olivier Mugwiza
Human Rights Watch is a classic case of an emperor wearing no clothes
Inside one of irish potato collection in Nyabisindu.  Consumers have voiced concerns over significant price hikes in Irish potatoes. Sam Ngendahimana
Are you as tired of costly potatoes as I am? If so, then it’s time we all go electric
Houses belonging to Tutsis were intentionally set ablaze by Government-backed FDLR and Wazalendo militia last week. Internet
As you make a #Stand, spare a thought for the victims of FDLR/Wazalendo violence
In New York, the Congolese president, Felix Tshisekedi told  the UN General Assembly that  UN mission in DR Congo, MONUSCO, would have to leave Congolese territory by December 2023
As Rwanda eyes the election season party, Tshisekedi readies the Congolese people for business end of the gun
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Why should you care about DR Congo and its dysfunction?
Dr. Fidele Ndahayo, the CEO of the Rwanda Atomic Energy Board, on my weekly podcast, ‘The Long Form’.Photo by Craish Bahizi
Rwanda going nuclear is a riposte to Afro-cynicism
Six soldiers appear in court, suspected on  involvement in the killing of more than 40 people in Goma in the eastern DR Congo . Internet
A tale of two peoples, two destinies and one border
President Kagame meeting with over 700 opinion leaders from across Northern and Western Provinces, discussing the recent issue of clan-based division. Village Urugwiro
You cannot build a prosperous state on a foundation of sectarianism
The finale of Giants of Africa, was a concert graced by Rwanda’s own Bruce Melodie, Nigeria’s Tiwa Savage and Davido and South Africa’s Tyla.
Rwanda today: High expectations vs Kama Kawaida
Thousands of revelers enjoy Diamond Platnumz's performance during the opening ceremony of Giants of Africa Festival 2023 in Kigali on Sunday, August 13. Photo by Olivier Mugwiza
Do you still think the BK Arena is a white elephant?
Genocide suspect Felician Kabuga was arrested in France on May  16 , 2020.(Courtesy)
The Kabuga ruling is proof that we are fundamentally on our own
The accords signed included some pertaining to the management of economic entities, the strengthening of cultural ties, investment protection, and mining, it was the one granting Rwanda over 11,000 hectares of land.
Racism and self-hate: Different sides of the same anti-Rwanda coin
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The ‘Abakono’ saga is a canary in the coal mine moment for Rwandans
Over 6,000 delegates from all over the world are in Kigali to attend the very first Women Deliver conference on the African continent. Photo by Olivier Mugwiza
The ‘space’ conversation: a lesson for men from Women Deliver 2023
A survey shows that overall national alcohol consumption had increased by 7% since 2013, with 61.9% of all male respondents having consumed alcohol within 30 days of the survey, up from 52.2% in 2013. Bahizi
To reduce alcohol abuse, we all need to look at how we are raising and engaging our children
A waiter sets a mini-bar at Gisimenti Car Free Zone. Craish Bahizi
Before we start fighting alcohol, let us first understand why we drink at all
The UK Home Secretary Suella Braverman shakes hands with Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Dr Vincent Biruta during a bilateral meeting in Kigali on March 18. Craish Bahizi
Rwanda-UK Migrant Partnership: Dying at sea is not an option for the most vulnerable

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