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President Paul Kagame yesterday met with Egypt’s new President Mohamed Morsi on the sidelines of the 19th African Union Summit in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

A team of 32 senior police officers from four post-conflict countries, including the world’s newest nation South Sudan and troubled Somalia, yesterday, began a two-month training programme at the Rwanda National Police headquarters in Kacyiru, Kigali.

Genocide suspect Leon Mugesera yesterday accused his former lawyer, Donat Mutunzi, of confiscating his entire dossier.

The Prime Minister of Rwanda Dr Pierre Damien Habumuremyi has urged heads of Public Service in Africa provide citizens a framework for monitoring and assessing the implementation of programs targeted for their wellbeing.

The East African Community (EAC) will critically focus on protecting its infant industries against the already blossoming industrial sector of the Southern African economic blocs.

New findings indicate that most of the soils in the Great Lakes region of Eastern Africa are poor with very little fertility left in them with organic matter in the topsoil being the only source of nutrients.

Medics at Rwanda Military Hospital yesterday started an exercise that will see patients identified during the recent field exercise receive specialiased treatment at the military facility in Kanombe.

The National Institute of Statistics of Rwanda (NISR) has recruited 24,426 officials, including computer experts, statisticians, specialists and trainers to ensure the smooth running of the forthcoming National Populations and Housing Census.