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Kagame’s address at Said Business School, Oxford University May 18, 2013
It has been said that Africa is the new frontier for business, that it is a continent holding the promise for the global economic turn-around. These are not mere clichés or exaggerated media headlines. They reflect a real, sustained trend of witnessed economic growth.
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As the 2012-13 fiscal year winds up, officials from Gasabo District, last week, met with different partners to evaluate the achievements for the year and strategise how to achieve what remains ahead of time.
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The Rwanda Revenue Authority (RRA) and selected businesses, including importers, transporters and clearing agents, have signed a deal that seeks to reduce delays at border posts.
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For the ninth year in a row Kenyan athletes have showed why they are the best at long distance after dominating the Kigali International Peace Marathon on Sunday.
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UNLIKE the inaugural road show in Rusizi a week ago that was characterised by a little drizzle, Saturday’s weather in Nyamagabe was favourable.
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Then, the rulers of Israel would not be planning to build more illegal settlements in the West Bank. They would, instead, consider the plight of Palestinians, dismantle existing illegal settlements and seek to meet their leaders to conduct genuine peace talks that address the concerns of the people of Israel and Palestine.
... Read More »Last Sunday afternoon my coworker and I decided to have brunch at a restaurant in the vicinity of Kisimenti after church. We hopped on a bus from Kacyiru to Kisementi enjoying girl talk and the pleasant weather. My friend suggested that we eat at this particular restaurant because the low prices matched our budgets and for the great food selection.
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What could be more refreshing on a hot day? A dip in the lake is just the ticket for relief from the heat. Even if the water looks clear, clean and inviting, what you view as a reprieve from intolerable heat may also be viewed as paradise to bacteria and germ population.
Dangers associated with outdoor swimming are not prone to a particular group of community; the rich enjoy their holidays by the lakeside, while the poor who reside by the banks on a lake also enjoy the exquisite moments of swimming.
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