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Commissioner General of the National Prison Service, Mary Gahonzire (R), hands over the newly acquired vehicles to Prisons Directors. (Photo J Mbanda)
Prison directors get new vehicles
Only a month after fuel prices were increased, the Ministry of Trade and Industry yesterday announced new prices, representing an increment of 0.8 and 1.4 percent on petrol and diesel respectively.
Editorial Cartoon Of The Day
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Mountain Gorillas on the increase
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Mountain Gorillas on the increase
Ombdsman Tito Rutaremara believes corruption my be history in the country (File Photo)
A corruption-free society is achievable - Ombudsman
Education Minister, Charles Murigande (C) talks to the Principal of Nyanza Vocational Training Centre (Kavumu), Gideon Rudahunga (L), and Workforce Development Authority Chairman, John Bideri, at the opening of the TVET Symposium on Monday. (Photo J Mband
TVET key to dev’t - experts
Ombdsman Tito Rutaremara believes corruption my be history in the country (File Photo)
A corruption-free society is achievable - Ombudsman
Education Minister, Charles Murigande (C) talks to the Principal of Nyanza Vocational Training Centre (Kavumu), Gideon Rudahunga (L), and Workforce Development Authority Chairman, John Bideri, at the opening of the TVET Symposium on Monday. (Photo J Mband
TVET key to dev’t - experts
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Districts to set up Hygiene clubs
State Minister for Energy and Water Eng. Coletha Ruhamya addressing participants at the Regional Geothermal training workshop yesterday (Courtesy Photo)
Gov’t to prioritize geothermal energy
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Editorial
BK’s model should inspire other banks
The New Times
It’s time South Africa ceased to bury its head in the sand
US Ambassador Stuart Symington addressing the Beneficiaries. (courtesy Photo)
US embassy boosts local cooperatives
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Africans dominate Mumbai Symposium
Elias Twagira the Director of Planning at RTDA at the meeting in Mwanza (Photo G Muramira)
River Akagera navigation to ease EAC transport costs
Kicukiro Mayor Paul Jules Ndamage (C) flanked by KBS Managing Director Brendan Maguire and the Company CEO Charles Ngarambe (L) launching the new buses. (Photo J Mbanda)
KBS ushers in 20 new buses
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IRIBA Microfinance dissolves
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Letters
Arsenal should maintain the momentum

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