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How to create graduates adapted to the labor market

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One of the solutions that poli­ticians propose to under- or unemployed youth and fresh graduates is to be job creators not seek­ers. The question is, though, whether our universities – in the region in gen­eral, and in Rwanda in particular – are also able of creating job creators.

May 19th, 2013 | Posted in Features,National,Weekly Highlights | Read More »

Ntarama, a story of untold barbarism

Bellancille Uwitonze

The township of Ntarama is home to a red-brick Chris­tian church, set in a garden and surrounded by trees. It looks like a very quiet place, but that tranquility belies its violent past.

May 19th, 2013 | Posted in Features,National,Weekly Highlights | Read More »

No end to impunity, no end to African misery

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In the second installment in these series, Shyaka Kanuma thinks out­side the box in an attempt to tackle this difficult question

May 12th, 2013 | Posted in Features,Other News,Weekly Highlights | Read More »

Iwawa, where Saul is turned into Paul

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Reaching Iwawa Island after a 3-hour boat ride on Lake Kivu, it looks like paradise with its cover of lush vegetation. And for those currently occupying the island, it is exactly that: a place where they are liberated from the hell of drugs abuse.

May 12th, 2013 | Posted in Features,Other News,Weekly Highlights | Read More »

Decoded: What your man’s favorite sport reveals about him

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So your man is a soccer, bas­ketball, golf or Tennis fanatic, huh? That has a lot to say about him.

May 12th, 2013 | Posted in Features,Other News,Weekly Highlights,Woman | Read More »

What is the worth of a black African life?

UGANDA PRESIDENT IDI AMIN

Idi Amin, remember him? Know about him? Learnt of him from books or newspaper articles? Heard of his activities from secondhand sources, the buffoon who called himself “Conqueror of the British Empire”, “Field Marshall Al Hajj Doctor”, “President for Life”, “VC”, “DSO”, “MC” etc etc?

May 5th, 2013 | Posted in Features,Other News,Weekly Highlights | Read More »

Former M23 chairman: ‘I cannot do politics on Rwandan soil’

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On March 23, 2012, a mu­tiny was born in the DRC, which adopted the name M23.The armed rebel-group was led by a duo of outspoken person­alities: the army Chief of staff Brig Gen Sultan Makenga (then Colo­nel) and the head-politician (chair­man) of the group, Bishop Jean-Marie Runiga. The two icons had a tight relationship, and declared to be fighting for one cause: peace in the Eastern DRC, and the safe­ty of the Congolese Kinyarwanda speaking community.

May 5th, 2013 | Posted in Features,Other News,Weekly Highlights | Read More »

An uphill task for the new broadcaster’s boss

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Arthur Asiimwe the youthful new head of the public infor­mation office has been given a Herculean task. It’s never been easy running Rwanda’s public broadcast­er, Orinfor. But the mess left behind by his immediate predecessors will make it an extraordinarily difficult task turning the broadcaster into a vehicle for providing quality content for the Rwandan public.

April 28th, 2013 | Posted in Features,National,Weekly Highlights | Read More »

Supplement: RRA experts answer questions about Electronic Billing Machines

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The new law is also specifically designed to stop tax evasion and starting this year, every business registered for VAT must provide a customer with certified receipt for every sold good or service. This will require businesses to install an Electronic Billing Machine (EBM), which keeps records of all the sales.

April 28th, 2013 | Posted in Business,Features,Other News | Read More »

Luganda speaking car mechanics of Nyamirambo and their khat

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One cat­egory of people, the car mechan­ics, however, makes Nyamiram­bo the busy place that it is.

April 28th, 2013 | Posted in Features,Other News,Weekly Highlights | Read More »

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