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Rwanda Inflation Rate Rose to 5% in April, Central Bank Governor Says

Inflation in Rwanda accelerated to 5 percent in April from 4.1 percent a month earlier, central bank Governor Claver Gatete said in an interview in Kigali, the capital, today.

Landslide in Western Rwanda Kills 13 Members of Same Family, RNA Reports

A landslide in western Rwanda killed 13 people, all members of the same family, Rwanda News Agency said, citing Angela Mukaminani, deputy mayor for the district.

Rajesh Exports May Invest as Much as $1 Billion in Rwandan Gold, Diamonds

Rajesh Exports Ltd. (RJEX) , India ’s largest jewelry maker and exporter, said it may invest as much as $1 billion in Rwanda over the next five years developing the country’s gold industry and building a diamond-trading business.

Rwanda clergyman learns to forgive the worst of crimes

WORCESTER - The Rev. Ubald Rugirangoga was counseling inmates in a Rwandan prison in the wake of the country's 1994 genocide when he was forced to truly practice what he was preaching.

Rwanda: Country's 2011 Budget Zeroes in on Four Key Areas

Rwanda's annual budget will increase by 14 per cent in the 2011/2012 financial year as the government consolidates development spending to boost growth amid a turbulent global economic environment marked by spiralling fuel and food prices.

Rwanda bus crash leaves 16 dead

A bus crash outside the Rwandan capital Kigali on Saturday evening left 16 passengers dead, police said Sunday.

In Kansas Courtroom, Echoes of Rwanda Genocide

Federal jurors have been asked to decide whether Lazare Kobagaya helped plan massacres in Rwanda 17 years ago.

In Kansas Courtroom, Echoes of Rwanda Genocide

Federal jurors have been asked to decide whether Lazare Kobagaya helped plan massacres in Rwanda 17 years ago.

In Kansas Courtroom, Echoes of Rwanda Genocide

Federal jurors have been asked to decide whether Lazare Kobagaya helped plan massacres in Rwanda 17 years ago.

Rwanda: President Reshuffles Cabinet

President Paul Kagame, yesterday, reshuffled the cabinet bringing in new faces to the line-up, with a number of former ministers appointed to other senior positions.

Rwanda, Importing Lions to Park, Gets Wal-Mart Chairman’s Help

The $12.3 million project is being managed by Akagera Management Co., a unit of African Parks, the South Africa-based non-profit development company. Wal-Mart Chairman Samuel Robson Walton pledged $2.5 million to the project, Bryan Havemann, project manager for Akagera, said in an interview.

Rwanda - from obsession to forgiveness

Seventeen years ago this month the systematic and calculated massacre of an estimated one million Tutsi's and moderate Hutu's took place in Rwanda, in a matter of only 100 days.

Rwanda - from obsession to forgiveness

Seventeen years ago this month the systematic and calculated massacre of an estimated one million Tutsi's and moderate Hutu's took place in Rwanda, in a matter of only 100 days.

Rwanda to Seek Second Credit Rating in Bid to Sell Eurobond

Rwanda, which was named by the World Bank in 2009 as the world’s “top reformer” for making the most business-friendly changes to its regulations, will seek a second credit rating this year as it prepares to sell its first global bond, Finance Minister John Rwangombwa said.

Rwanda to Seek Second Credit Rating as It Prepares to Sell First Eurobond

Rwanda, which was named by the World Bank in 2009 as the world’s “top reformer” for making the most business-friendly changes to its regulations, will seek a second credit rating this year as it prepares to sell its first global bond, Finance Minister John Rwangombwa said.