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 Emmanuel Ntirenganya
Emmanuel Ntirenganya
Workers inside Pfunda Tea Company .Rwanda exported more than 9,317,000 kilogrammes (9,317 tonnes) of processed tea worth over $27.6 million .
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Rwanda’s revenues from tea exports up by 27 percent
Members of RFTC are among the ones who benefited from their savings. Until the first week of May, 2020 over Rwf1.4 billion was distributed among more than 494,500 members during the COVID-19 lockdown.
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New measures rolled out to ensure social distancing on public buses
Workers inside Pfunda Tea Company factory in Rubavu District. PSF is examining the impact of the COVID-19 on the private sector workers countrywide to see how it will not affect workers.
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ILO calls for immediate relief for informal workers
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All 56,000 litres of fuel will be used by the fleet of vehicles operated under the Ministry of Health during this crisis to fight COVID-19. / File
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Petroleum firms donate 56,000 litres of fuel towards anti-COVID-19 efforts
Farmers have been given green light to continue working amid the lockdown in order to sustain agric productivity. / Photo: File.
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