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Church attackers cut off pastor’s head
God is Good Pentecostal Church in Kyegegwa District, which was set ablaze by gunmen on Thursday night. Photo by Edson Amanyire. IN SUMMARY Security puzzle. A police officer at…
M7 Assures Investors On Lower Electricity Charges
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has assured investors in the country that the NRM government is working hard to make sure that they get cheap and competitive electricity and transport especially roads…
Rwanda, South Africa quietly try to mend fences
South African President Jacob Zuma (left) and President Paul Kagame of Rwanda. FILE By A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, The EastAfrican IN SUMMARY Sources privy to the matter say that several regional leaders…
DRC now slaps new visa fees on Rwandans
IN SUMMARY DRC has slapped new visa charges on Rwandans entering the country through the western border town of Goma from June 24. Rwandans working in the DRC will part…
Rwanda MOD mourns Dr Murego
Ministry of Defence mourns Dr Charles Karibuhungu Murego Kigali, 27 June 2014 The Ministry of Defence with deep sorrow mourns Dr Charles Karibuhungu Murego who passed away on 25 June…
Rwanda National Congress Youth League S. A Press release
Press release NO 001/22/06/2014 On Sunday 22 June 2014, the Rwandan National Congress (RNC) youth in South Africa met in an extraordinary congress in Cape Town. The RNC youth wishes…
Rwanda, DRC warned over border deployment
Officers from the UN, Rwandan and Congolese Joint Verification Mission tour a part of the Rwandan border on June 12, 2014 in Kanyesheza, where fighting is said to have taken…
S. Sudan Talks; IGAD Consulting UNSC On Possible Sanctions
The Inter-Governmental Authority on Development, the East African organization mediating South Sudan’s peace talks, is consulting the UN Security Council on possible sanctions against parties to the south Sudan conflict.…
Kayihura Inspects Parliament Security After ‘Pig Protest’
Uganda’s Inspector General of Police Kale Kayihura has today inspected security at Parliament following last week’s piglets’ demonstration at the House. On Tuesday last week, two youths, Norman Tumuhimbise and Robert…
Oppressive state characteristics found in Rwanda
Global Campaign for Rwandan’s Human Right welcomes the report that Mr Maina Kiai, United Nationals Special Rapporteur on the rights to freedom of peaceful assembly and of association has produced…