A primary school classroom became an early lesson in discrimination for Ambassador Théoneste Mutsindashyaka, who recalled Tuesday how a teacher separated pupils by ethnicity in 1973. The teacher first asked Hutu pupils to stand, followed by Tutsi pupils. Mutsindashyaka said he remained seated, prompting the teacher...
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For years, silence held Caroline Mukandoli captive. Haunted by the genocide against the Tutsi,...







The Rwandan franc (RWF) began October under mild pressure against the US dollar, though moves have been small. Mid-market rates...
A US-founded health technology company that opened its Kigali branch three months ago is testing an artificial intelligence system that...
The new commander of the United Nations peacekeeping mission's Sector North in South Sudan has urged Rwandan peacekeepers serving in...
When the national team camp broke in Montreal, two names failed to answer a roll call. Today, an investigation by...
Returning to school can be challenging for pupils who lack essential school materials and regular meals. For some children in...
When the national team camp broke in Montreal, two names failed to answer a roll call. Today, an investigation by...

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