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Some of the 20 Rwandans - most of them ADEPR faithful - who were deported by Uganda on June 13 after enduring torture in ungazetted detention facilities. Ugandan security organs on Tuesday arrested 40 more Rwandan nationals, including women and children, at a church in the capital Kampala. / File

Rwanda-Uganda crisis: RNC agents orchestrated arrests of ADEPR Church members

Friday, July 26, 2019
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New envoys vow to focus on trade as they get senate nod

Thursday, July 25, 2019
Prime Minister Dr. Edouard Ngirente receives the Speaker of the House of Representatives of Egypt Dr. Ali Abdel Aal in Kigali on July 25th, 2019. / Courtesy

Egyptian speaker calls on PM Ngirente

Thursday, July 25, 2019
Skipper Tumaine u2018Tityu2019 Ntamuhanga (#12), Eric Nsabimana (#30) and new signing Haruna Niyonzima (#8) were part of the teamu2019s first training session at Kigali Stadium on Wednesday. / Saddam Mihigo

AS Kigali target group stage in CAF Confederation Cup

Thursday, July 25, 2019
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A lesson about mob justice

Thursday, July 25, 2019
CP Vianney Nshimiyimana addressing residents of Rwinkwavu in Kayonza district on Wednesday, during the campaign against GBV and teenage pregnancy.
Rwanda

Police Month: RNP, partners set up anti-GBV clinic in Kayonza

Thursday, July 25, 2019
Ezechiel Muhawenimana, 36, his wife Esperance Dusabimana, 35, and their child who was born from a detention centre in Uganda, are among hundreds of of Rwandans who have been arrested and then tortured by Ugandan security organs. They have since filed a case with the East African Court of Justice. / File

Rwanda writes to Uganda over arrest of '40 Rwandans’ in Kampala church

Thursday, July 25, 2019
LEFT: Ezechiel Muhawenimana, 36, his wife Esperance Dusabimana, 35, and their child who was born from a Ugandan prison, are among those seeking legal redress. RIGHT: Venant Musoni Hakolimana, a teacher who says he lost his job in Ethiopia when he was arrested by Ugandan security agents, is demanding US$1 million in compensation and the ordeal he was subjected to in detention. / Craish Bahizi

Over 40 Rwandans arrested in Uganda

Thursday, July 25, 2019
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Rwanda

Who are the eight ICTR-indicted Genocide fugitives still at large?

Wednesday, July 24, 2019
Prime Minister Boris Johnson meets Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace in London yesterday. The Queen invited the new British premier to form government, moments after his predecessor Theresa May left Downing Street for the final time. In his inaugural speech, Johnson vowed to lead the UK out of the European Union come October 31. Courtesy.
International

Boris Johnson becomes UK’s new prime minister

Wednesday, July 24, 2019
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People

The grief of a young widow

Wednesday, July 24, 2019
Protais Mpiranya, one of the most wanted Genocide suspects. / Net photo

Will South Africa arrest Genocide fugitive Mpiranya?

Monday, July 22, 2019