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Local and foreign tourists enjoy the 'canopy walk' in Nyungwe National Park. Product diversification is instrumental in growing the local and continental tourism industry. / Faustin Niyigena.
Business
Local tourism players applaud AfDB's efforts to support sector diversification
Police FC unveiled seven new players on Thursday at Kicukiro Stadium. Police will start the new season facing Etincelles on Saturday. Courtesy.
Police FC players tipped ahead of new season
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Kavutse and wife Amanda expecting first child
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Inefficient border procedures cost African nations dearly: experts
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Coming together is important but staying together is essential
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EDITORIAL: Manufacturing is the key to reducing unemployment
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PRESS RELEASE: Crystal Telecom releases mid year performance results
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Political inclusion crucial for sustainable peace-experts
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Be wary of faith healings, warns religious leaders and UNAIDS
Rwanda Renaissance's Fernandes (middle) and some of the guests pose for a photo. (Courtesy)
Business
Sustainable tourism devt initiatives will make Rwanda more competitive
Olivier Kavutse and his wife Amanda Fung expect their first child in February.
Kavutse and wife Amanda expecting first child
The Rwandan economy grew by 4 per cent in the second quarter of 2017
Editorial Cartoon
Officials attending a meeting on fighting corruption at police headquarters in Kacyiru. (Courtesy)
Letters
Managers of public institutions hold the key to their efficiency
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Letters
Rwandan riders deserve commendation, not criticism
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Letters
Nothing green about GMOs
President Kagame and Angola's new president Joao Lourenco in Luanda yesterday. / Village Urugwiro
Kagame attends inauguration of Angola's new president
Participants follow proceedings during the official opening of the African Engineering Conference in Kigali yesterday. (Nadege Imbabazi)
Premier Ngirente urges African engineers to tackle unethical conduct
Some of the educationists during a group discussion at the workshop in Kigali yesterday. The experts said competency-based curricula needs regular assessment. (Faustin Niyigena)
Educationists call for regular assessment of new competency-based curricula

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