Kagame reshuffles the cabinet
Sunday, 13 December 2009

The promoted, demoted and dumped: an analysis

New man at Minaloc: James Musoni; Musoni nemesis, John Rwangombwa now boss at MinecofinThe obvious big news of the cabinet reshuffle last week was the dropping of James Musoni from the all important finance and economic planning portfolio and his replacement by his immediate subordinate, Permanent Secretary and also Secretary to the Treasury John Rwangombwa.

 
Comprehensive road plan to improve mobility countrywide
Sunday, 13 December 2009
Honey, I’ll be a bit late: rush hour at Kisimenti. (file photo)Roads are part of the infrastructure backbone needed to support free movement of people and goods and to be able to conduct trade across its borders. This is all the more important in a landlocked country like Rwanda. For this reason, the government has embarked on a comprehensive plan to improve the quality of national and district roads.
 
Recovery of embezzled money is ongoing process; Prime Minister
Sunday, 13 December 2009
Prime Minister Bernard Makuza. (file photo)Prime Minister Bernard Makuza last week appeared before Parliament to explain what the government has done to recover close to Frw 6 billion which the auditor general indicated could not be accounted for in 2007.
 
TIGO having a ball as it launches its services
Sunday, 13 December 2009
Tigo Rwanda’s CEO Alex Kamara, Trade and Industry Minister Monique Nsanzabaganwa and Millicom president and CEO Mikael Grahne toast to the launch of the new operator.In a bid to woo the business world with its services, telecommunications company Tigo Rwanda on Friday held a corporate party to mark its official entry into the local market.
 
Unity and reconciliation not possible without development
Sunday, 13 December 2009
The National Unity and Reconciliation Commission (NURC) kicked off the unity and reconciliation week in Mwendo sector in Ruhango district last week.
 
Vocational training to extend to third level
Sunday, 13 December 2009
WDA boss Jean Damascene Gatabazi. (photo Abraham Rumanzi)Vocational training programs are set to shift to a higher gear with the introduction of comprehensive, third-level courses.
 
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