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North American Diaspora organise Rwanda Day |
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More than 3000 Rwandans from all over North America are expected to travel to Chicago next week for Rwanda Day. Organised by the North American Rwanda Diaspora community and themed ‘Agaciro. Our Heritage.Our Future,’ this two-day event is a chance for both Rwandans living in the Diaspora and Friends of Rwanda to learn about the progress Rwanda has made over the past 17 years, the importance of Rwanda’s rich heritage, Agaciro, in the country’s journey and the opportunities that Rwanda’s continued development opens for them.
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Diaspora youth to convene in London |
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Rwandan Diaspora youth living in Europe will from July 17 – 22 convene at St Edmund, Suffolk in London, United Kingdom, to discuss the challenges and share experiences on the country’s development.
This is the second national youth camp (Itorero Ry’Igihugu). The first took place last year in Belgium and was attended by over 100 youth from across Europe.
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RWANDA EVACUATED 23 NATIONALS FROM LIBYA |
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In the afternoon of March 2nd, the Rwandair flight WB103 landed on Kigali International Airport from Dar-Es-Salaam with 23 Rwandans evacuated from Libya accompanied by the Honorary Consul for Rwanda in Istanbul, Mr. INANC CIFTICI.
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Rwanda prosecution revealed the sources of grenades attacks |
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Monday 28th February 2011, 29 men accused of being behind the series of grenade attacks around the country were, arraigned before the Nyarugenge Intermediate Court to defend their application for bail.
A big part of the suspected group divulged their direct involvement in executing the attacks and disturbances, and other claimed to have prior knowledge of the attacks, but weren’t directly involved in the execution.
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