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Pichette Kampeta Sayinzoga, the Finance ministry permanent secretary and Secretary to the Treasury, briefs the media on the 2013/2014 Budget Framework Paper in Kigali yesterday. The paper, which says government expenditure will rise to Rwf1.6 trillion from Rwf1.4 trillion this fiscal year, was approved by Cabinet on Wednesday. The New Times/ T. Kisambira.

Budget to increase to Rwf1.6 trillion

Thursday, May 09, 2013
Prof. Manasseh Nshuti

Change with stability and continuity: A political homework. Part XII

Thursday, May 09, 2013
Pineapples being sent a processing machine. Industrialists want the next budget to allocate more money to enhance the supply chain. The New Times/ John Mbanda
Business

‘Next budget should focus on improving supply chain’

Tuesday, May 07, 2013
Employees need to be active. Courtsey photo

Rwanda gets new World Bank country director

Tuesday, May 07, 2013
Murekezi says the government has started initiatives to ease the problem. The New Times / File
Business

Unlocking Rwanda’s employment puzzle

Tuesday, May 07, 2013
The New Times

Unlocking Rwanda’s employment puzzle

Monday, May 06, 2013
Youth register at an employment centre. Although unemployment is becoming an issue, the country is trying hard to ensure that job-seekers have the skills required by the market. The New Times / File photo

Unlocking Rwanda’s employment puzzle

Monday, May 06, 2013
Joseph Rwagatare

Onward, Rwandans, marching to prosperity

Monday, May 06, 2013
A worker in Kitabi Tea Factory. This yearu2019s convention will attract tea producers, exporters, traders and development partners from across the globe. The New Times/ Timothy Kisambira.

Rwanda to host international tea convention

Monday, May 06, 2013
Namhee Choi, Junghee Park, and vice rector in charge of Academics Dr. Laetitia Nyinawamwiza planting macadamia. The Sunday Times / Courtesy.

Koreans support macadamia farming

Sunday, May 05, 2013
Cargo trucks wait for clearance at the Gatuna border. Research has shown that if the time transporters waste at border posts is reduced by an hour, this could bring in $6.7m benefits for the EAC. The New Times/ File
Business

EAC shippers move to address sector challenges

Thursday, May 02, 2013
Prof. Manasseh Nshuti

Change with stability and continuity: A political homework. Part XI

Thursday, May 02, 2013