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How music, arts have played a role in combating genocide ideology

Sunday, April 07, 2019
Eric Eugene Murangwa (with a trophy), who was Rayon Sports goalkeeper at the time of the Genocide, is seen with his UK-based Rwandan Diaspora team after beating their Syrian counterparts in a past charity match in London. Net Photos.

Eugene Murangwa: How a Genocide survivor is using football as a tool for social development

Sunday, April 07, 2019
The New Times

Fashion shows: Is Rwanda’s fashion scene coming of age?

Thursday, October 11, 2018
Rwandan defender Salomon Nirisarike and goalkeeper Olivier Kwizera look dejected as Tourouse FCu2019s forward Max Alain Gradel scored the second goal for the Ivorians on Sunday. Sam Ngendahimana.
Football

Amavubi stars have huge potential…but are we letting the boys down?

Monday, September 10, 2018
Cathia Uwamahoro is one of the country's experienced women cricket players. Sam Ngendahimana.

Uwamahoro’s journey to cricket stardom

Saturday, May 12, 2018
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[Editorial] Young generations have no excuse for not playing their part in nation building

Monday, November 20, 2017
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Rwanda’s open border policy is such a blessing for tourism

Saturday, November 18, 2017
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When sport spells openness and progress

Monday, October 30, 2017
Uwitonze speaks during the summit yesterday. (Timothy Kisambira)

How region’s Diaspora community can spur the manufacturing sector

Thursday, May 25, 2017
Olivier Karekezi, himself a genocide survivor, says that football is key in healing Genocide woumds and fostering reconciliation. S. Ngendahimana

Football helps to heal wounds of Genocide, says Karekezi

Saturday, April 08, 2017
Uwamahoro poses with Eric Dusingizimana after setting the Guinness World Record. File

Uwamahoro on how cricket changed her life after surviving the Genocide

Saturday, April 08, 2017
President Kagame in a group photo with officials and graduates of the ninth edition of civic education training (Itorero) at Gabiro School of Infantry in the Eastern Province's Gatsibo District yesterday. The President urged the youth never to run away from playing their role in contributing toward the country's socio-economic development, saying it is never too late to contribute. He told the Intore that contributing starts with 'knowing who and what you want to be and doing it with purpose.' / Village Urugwiro.

[GALLERY] It is never too late to play your part, Kagame tells youth

Wednesday, July 20, 2016