Two Ugandans Among 11 Arrested in Rwanda Over Cable Theft Linked to Power Cuts
Rwanda arrests 11 suspects, including 2 Ugandans, for stealing and destroying electricity infrastructure, leading to power outages.
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Rwanda arrests 11 suspects, including 2 Ugandans, for stealing and destroying electricity infrastructure, leading to power outages.
Rwandan authorities have arrested 11 individuals for stealing and vandalizing electricity infrastructure, including copper wires, in various parts of the country.
Rwanda's Prime Minister, Dr. Justin Nsengiyumva, has officially opened the 26th EAC International Exhibition for small and medium enterprises in Kigali.
EASF evaluates Rwanda's contribution to peacekeeping efforts in East Africa
Rwanda's National Public Prosecution Authority (RIB) has arrested 11 suspects, including a foreigner, for allegedly stealing electrical cables worth RWF 20 million.
Massamba Intore praises Itorero Indashyikirwa for promoting traditional Rwandan music at 'Gakondo Iganze' concert in Kigali.
BK Arena in Rwanda to host various music concerts in 2026 and 2027 featuring popular artists such as The Ben, Israel Mbonyi, and Richard Nick Ngendahayo.
Western Province in Rwanda to intensify penalties on those who practice open defecation
254 officers and Other ranks from the Central African Republic Armed Forces (FACA) graduated from a 6-month Basic Special Operations Force Training Course conducted by Rwanda Defence Forc...
Rwandan social media personality Burikantu has sparked controversy with remarks downplaying the importance of education.
Rwanda's institutions and industries have won three quality awards from the East African Community, showcasing their commitment to excellence.
African agriculture faces challenges from limited market access to climate-related disasters, requiring sound policies, partnerships, and practical solutions.