The Rwanda Focus

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A romantic moment between Reporters Without Borders and so called Rwanda Independent Journalists

Wednesday, 28 October 2009

Rwanda “Independent Journalists” (Umuseso, Umuvugizi, Umurabyo, Umuravumba etc etc)
Sweetheart, it is fantastic that you have placed Rwanda 157th in your Press Freedom Index this year, wow! And the great part is that this is despite the FDLR propaganda we publish every week with not a single one of us even being summoned in court; this on top of all the misinformation we publish week after week on behalf of FDU Inkingi and its Ingabire as well as serial liars like Rusesabagina plus others like that - yet we remain free as birds in our daily lives.

A Kenyan professor’s propaganda

Wednesday, 21 October 2009
In an article published on the 4th of this month in the Kenyan newspaper The Standard, renowned law professor, Yash Pal Ghai claims he is telling his readers “what they don’t tell you about Rwanda.”

Why RRA extended new facility to Gatuna Border

Wednesday, 21 October 2009
In reference to the article published by the Rwanda Focus of October 5-11, 2009 vol.1 number 94 , Rwanda Revenue Authority would like to put forward the following:

Minecofin responds to Focus stories

Friday, 18 September 2009

Facts pertaining to the government payment system.

In reference to the recent publications that were made in your newspaper of August 24-August 30 and of August 31-September 2009 with the headlines “Time to shake up Minecofin Directory of the Treasury” (http://focus.rw/a/content/view/1031/34/) and “For Quick pay you are advised to “see” the OT” (http://focus.rw/a/content/view/1047/26/), the Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning (Minecofin) would like to make some clarifications in regards to the government payment system and the strong criticism raised against the Treasury Unit.

Social Entrepreneurship: using business for social good

Wednesday, 08 July 2009
Social Enterprise is hardly a new concept. Since the dawn of modern capitalism, small (but growing) numbers of entrepreneurs have tried to find innovative methods to tackle societies’ greatest problems, especially poverty.

Was Kagame entirely fair in his criticisms of media?

Wednesday, 08 July 2009
We were sure of our Gasabo plot story. In his most recent press conference, President Kagame was unsparing in his criticism of members of the local media.

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