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Cabo Delgado has been facing an armed insurgency since 2017 that has disrupted several multi-billion-dollar oil and natural gas projects.

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President Paul Kagame has accused some churches of "squeezing money" from poor Rwandans. Authorities have closed thousands of churches for non-compliance.

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The worsening security situation in Tripoli and surrounding areas has made conditions in Libya particularly dangerous for refugees and migrants.

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Rwanda's Ministry of Health has implemented an enhanced surveillance plan to ensure the detection of any remaining chains of transmission.

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The conviction of Rwamucyo is particularly significant as it highlights a broader concern: despite numerous indictments and international arrest warrants, many individuals involved in the genocide remain at large.

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The museum stands as a warning to future generations about the perils of hatred and the importance of vigilance against such atrocities.

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This follows a video claim that the forces had been disguisedly deployed in the city to suppress the "March on Maputo" protests.

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The transformation of Akagera National Park speaks to the power of collective action, strategic partnerships, and innovative conservation.

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Though no cases have been reported in Kenya yet, the country is on high alert due to its proximity and the significant movement of people and goods across borders.

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The country has already received shipments of the vaccines, including from the Sabin Vaccine Institute.

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On Sunday, the government began administering vaccine doses to contain the disease.

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The Ministry of Health has intensified surveillance activities to ensure a proactive approach to curbing the virus in the event of any reports.

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Symptoms include high fever, severe headache vomiting, muscle aches and stomach aches, the ministry said.

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Kenyan banks currently operate 133 branches in Rwanda, with KCB leading the pack with 84 branches.

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As AI technology evolves, the playbook will remain a living document, continuously updated with new practices and lessons learned

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The report emphasises the critical role of skills development in driving private sector growth, highlighting that an inadequately educated workforce remains a major obstacle for many firms in Rwanda.

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Key on the agenda were talks around increasing the free movement of people, goods, and services and financing the continent's development.

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The Rwanda Development Board (RDB) authorised KKOG to cultivate cannabis specifically for medicinal extraction and the export of various medicinal products.

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The 66-year-old former rebel leader won the July poll with 99.18 per cent of the vote, after eight other candidates, including his most vocal critics, were barred by the electoral commission.

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The event will be held at the Amahoro National Stadium in Kigali where thousands of Rwandans including government officials are expected to gather to witness his fourth swearing-in ceremony.

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For the first time, however, Rwandans have stepped up to openly push back on the closure of churches by the government.

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Kinshasa accuses Kigali of facilitating the most dominant armed group in Eastern DRC, a claim Rwanda has consistently denied.

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Kagame did not address the reporters at his polling station. 

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The ambassador was officially welcomed back last week by a group of African ambassadors, including the Somali, Zimbabwean, and Zambian envoys, after almost seven months away.

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The dubious profiling of Rwanda has been a common feature of Western reporting on Africa for the past 60 years.

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The other two presidential contenders, Frank Habineza of the Democratic Green Party and independent candidate Philippe Mpayimana, also continued their campaigns on Tuesday.

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The next stage for Ndugulile and Mihigo’s candidacy involves an interview with the WHO Regional Committee for Africa, alongside other candidates.

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Former lawmaker Eugene Barikana was fined Rwf 500,000 by the Nyarugenge Primary Court earlier this month after being found guilty of possessing an AK47 rifle's magazine without a valid licence

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The president's remarks came during the annual Africa CEO Forum in Kigali, Rwanda, where he joined other African leaders and business executives to discuss economic development and growth strategies.

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At least nine people, including seven children, were killed in the Friday, May 3, strike.

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