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RDF soldier shoots self in Bangui
Habiyakare speaks during the news conference as Commissioner Rebecca Ruzibuka Ruhimingunge looks on yesterday. (All photos by Faustin Niyigena)
Steer clear of graft during public service recruitment, officials told
An artistic impression of pre-fabricated duplexes that will be developed by JS International. They go for Rwf52 million a unit. (File)
Business
Innovative approaches meet country's housing
One of the low-cost houses being developed by Abadahigwa ku Ntego Ltd in Kabuga centre, Masaka Sector in Kicukiro District. (All photos by Jean d'Amour Mugabo)
Business
Kigali ex-combatants co-op ventures into real estate devt
Engeneering students should be taught more than how to design and build things. (File)
Business
Engineers don’t just build things, they can help save the world
A single storey two-bedroom house built with pre-fabricated materials by JSI. (Stephen Kalimba)
Business
Affordable pre-fabricated houses to hit the market
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Business
Low activity on the bourse
The New Times
Researchers find way to build electronic circuits inside plants
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Google can remotely bypass the passcode of at least 74% of Android devices if ordered
The New Times
Editorial Cartoon
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EDITORIAL: Kudos to Rwandan cyclists on winning Tour du Rwanda
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ICCO Cooperation: 50 years of securing sustainable livelihoods and justice and dignity for all
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[PHOTOS]: RwandAir's new dream mile programme to boost cashless economy
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Rwanda investigates death of 9 Spaniards killed 20 years ago
Software developers at K-Lab.  With the ICT innovation fund, more enterprises will get a boost. (Timothy Kisambira)
Govt to launch $100m fund for emerging ICT enterprises
John Rwangombwa, the central bank governor.
Borrowers should negotiate with banks when seeking credit, says Rwangombwa
Kigali city has been shaping its skylines since reawakening from the 1994 tragedy. (File)
Letters
Like Asian giants, African nations can turn around their fortunes
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Letters
Burundi govt should stop looking for scapegoats

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