Dr. Ntawukuriryayo adressing supporters amidst cheers and chanting of party slogans yesterday (Photo by A.Gahene)
GICUMBI - Social Democratic Party’s (PSD) Presidential candidate, Dr. Jean Damascene Ntawukuriryayo, yesterday, assured party supporters that he will, in two years time, double teachers’ salaries, if elected President in the August 9, polls.
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UK’s Conservatives take part in Umuganda
APPRECIATES CONSERVATIVE PARTY EFFORTS: Kigali City vice mayor Jeanne d’ Arc Gakuba (File Photo)
KIGALI - MEMBERS of the ruling British Conservative Party (CP) who arrived in the country recently for the fourth phase of the party’s scheme, Project Umubano, yesterday, joined hands with the residents of Kinyinya Sector, Gasabo District in the monthly communal work, Umuganda.[...]
KFH launches Neurosurgical centre
Doctor Emmanuel Nkusi shows Minister Sezibera one of the books available in the newly opened neurosurgical library(Courtesy Photo)
KIGALI - KING Faisal Hospital (KFH), yesterday, launched a Neurosurgical centre. According to Dr. Emmanuel Nkusi, the coordinator of the centre, a specialised surgical team will be put together to coordinate the centre’s activities. [...]
AIESEC Rwanda to focus on youth development
KIGALI - THE Association Internationale des Étudiants en Sciences Économiques, Commerciales (AIESEC) Rwanda, a global youth exchange organization, has vowed to focus on helping young people develop and discover their potential as future leaders of tomorrow, as a way of having a positive impact on society. [...]
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Nyirabarame was far from her best yesterday. (File Photo)
Nyirabarame fails Nairobi test
Yesterday
10000m, women
1. T. Dibaba (ETH) 31.51.39 2. M. Haileyesus (ETH) 31.55.50 3. L. Masai (KEN) 31:59.36 SB 10. E. Nyirabarame (RWA) 36:04.65
EPIPHANIE Nyirabarame produced a feeble display on the track yesterday to finish a distant 10th in the women’s 10000m of the 17th African Championship in Nairobi, Kenya.
PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE IS A REFLECTION OF MATURE POLITCS ON Friday evening, senior leaders representing the four political parties contesting for president took part in the first presidential debate. The very fact that political parties contesting for the highest office in the land, come together to debate the critical issues in the campaigns is again one of the several pointers of where Rwanda has reached in its politics. [more]
