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Auditor General (AG) Alexis Kamuhire presenting the annual audit report for the 2021-2022 fiscal year to a joint session of Parliament on Tuesday, May 2. Courtesy
Rwanda
10 key highlights from Auditor General’s report
Mountain gorillas of Susa group at Karisimbi in Volcanoes National Park. Rwanda has extended promotional rates for gorilla trekking fees to ensure continued domestic and foreign tourism recovery. Sam Ngendahimana
Tourism
Rwanda tourism revenue more than doubled to $445m in 2022
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Economy
Kigali lost 40 per cent of public buses in 10 years - official
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Infrastructure
Budget: MPs push for Kacyiru ‘ultra-modern’ hospital construction
MPs discuss the national budget during the parliamentary session. Photo by Craish Bahizi
Economy
House committee commences budget hearings
Parliamentarians during a session in which the Minister of Finance and Economic Planning, Uzziel Ndagijimana, presented to both chambers of Parliament the budget estimates for 2023-2024, on May 3, 2023. Courtesy
Environment
MPs want proposed Rwf5tn budget to tackle disasters, inflation
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Economy
Rwanda plans to spend over Rwf5 trillion in 2023/24
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Rwanda
AG names public entities that could lose tens of billions in court battles
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Rwanda
Kigali: Public bus capacity is decreasing as population rises - Auditor General
The Auditor General of State Finances, Alexis Kamuhire, presents to parliament the annual audit report for the year ended 30th June 2022. The report was tabled before both chambers of parliament on May 2. Courtesy
Finance
AG: Projects worth over Rwf640bn delayed, unlawful expenditures double
Auditor General Alexis Kamuhire will this afternoon present to parliament the 2021/22 annual audit report. Courtesy
Finance
AG to present 2021/22 finance audit report in Parliament
Rwanda National Police officers who completed the Basic Police Course at the Police Training School in Gishari, Rwamagana District, on February 25, 2023.  Courtesy Photo
Law
Desertion: Police officers face up to seven years in prison
RSSB CEO Regis Rugemanshuro inclines to pay tribute to the 19 former members of staff of the then social security fund of Rwanda, at a monument erected in their memory at RSSB headquarters in Kigali, on April 28, 2023 (courtesy)
Kwibuka
RSSB honours former Social Security Fund workers killed in Genocide
Refugees and asylum seekers from Libya arriving in Rwanda on December 10, 2021. File
Africa
New report to show state of migration in East Africa
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Crime
Turahirwa's 'passport deliberately falsified' - Immigration Directorate
The Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies, DonatilleMukabalisa (centre), Deputy Speaker in charge of Parliamentary Affairs, Edda Mukabagiwiza (left), and Deputy Speaker in charge of Finance and Administration Mussa Fazil Harerimana,  
during a parliamentary session that resolved that the Ministry of Justice should expedite a tort law that will hold people accountable for making the Government incur losses by dragging it into court cases, in Kigali, on April 25, 2023. Courtesy
Law
MPs want ‘liability bill’ fast-tracked to check govt losses
MPs discussing the National Budget during the parliamentary session.Photo Courtesy
Economy
Budget executed at 60%, Parliament urges greater performance
Commuters queue as they wait for buses at Kigali ‘s downtown taxi park. A report by Rwanda Governance Board (RGB) indicates that public transport was appreciated at a rate of 64 per cent while the passenger satisfaction rate regarding waiting for buses was at 31 per cent. Photo: Craish Bahizi.
Rwanda
Parliament to scrutinize strategies for addressing public transport woes

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