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[New Times] Rwanda exported 43,237 kilogrammes of flowers, earning $467,544 (Rwf456 million) in the week ending February 7, according to data from the National Agricultural Export Development Board (NAEB).
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Source: allAfrica.com
Central African Republic: When Will the Crisis in CAR End?
[IPS] Bangui -- Last October, an ICRC medical team helped a woman deliver a baby boy in the bush on their way to a health center we support in Grévaï, a small town in the north-central region of CAR. On her way to the market, by foot, the woman went into labour and only by chance did not have to go
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Togo: Nane is doing well
[Télégramme228] Even though we would have liked to see this Togolese adventure at CHAN, the first in a final phase, last than what was served, it should be noted that the glass is not completely empty for the Togolese players taken individually.
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Uganda: Bobi, Besigye Accuse Museveni of Basking in Impunity
[Monitor] A section of the Opposition politicians have taken to social media to express their dismay following President Museveni's admission that hundreds of Ugandans who have been reported missing in the last few months are in the hands of security operatives.
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Trafficking - Stabroek News
The number of children being trafficked for forced labour and sexual exploitation is increasing, according to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime’s (UNODC) latest Global Report on Trafficking in Persons, which was released a little over a week ago on February
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Somalia's Clan System - Undermining Democracy?
[DW] As the Horn of Africa nation struggles to reach a consensus on this year's general election, the country's controversial clan-based indirect voting system is under scrutiny.
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The Second Impeachment Trial of Donald Trump Begins. | Chicago Defender
Disgraced former President Donald Trump's 2nd impeachment trial began yesterday. Charged with inciting an insurrection at the Capitol on January 6, the riot left seven dead. The riot saw pro-Trump supporters storm the capitol building causing terror and chaos. Many in Congress believed their lives
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Sour Patch Kids Team With Chris Paul To Fund Scholarships To HBCUs
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Political stalemate in Haiti concerns OAS | New York Carib News
The Organization of American States (OAS) said on Tuesday that its General Secretariat was “closely monitoring the current situation in Haiti,” and that it was “concerned with the respect for human rights and the independence of powers”.
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Rwanda: Cancer Cases Double in Four Years
[New Times] The number of people who have contracted cancer since 2015 has more than doubled, rising from 2,115 cases to 5,040 in 2019, the Director of Cancer Diseases Unit at the Rwanda Biomedical Centre (RBC), Marc Hagenimana, has said.
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Rwanda's president Paul Kagame warns on delayed vaccination in Africa | Africanews
President Paul Kagame warns of the global economic consequences of delayed vaccination in Africa. In an op-ed published on 7 February on the British news website The Guardian, the Rwandan president points to a "nationalism" of Covid-19 vaccines on the part of the United States and Europe.
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Kenya: Leaders Back Western Unity Amid Push to Pass BBI Bill
[Nation] Calls for unity in Western dominated a meeting convened to push for the speedy passage of the Building Bridges Initiative (BBI) Constitutional Amendment Bill by county assemblies in Kakamega, Vihiga, Busia, Bungoma and Trans Nzoia.
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Rwanda: Kigali Lockdown Reduced Covid-19 Cases By 72% - Nsanzimana
[New Times] The 21-day lockdown that was recently imposed on Kigali has had a tremendous impact, reducing new Covid-19 cases in the city by 72 percent according to the Rwanda Biomedical Centre (RBC) Director-General.
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Congo-Kinshasa: Rwanda, DR Congo Mull Action Against Negative Forces
[New Times] Top security officials from Rwanda and DR Congo on Sunday, February 14, concluded their meeting after agreeing on "a series" of recommendations and a plan of action that will help deal with security threats that affect both countries.
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Rwanda: Govt Emphasises Covid-19 Negative Results for Cross-Border Travellers
[New Times] The Ministry of Infrastructure on Thursday, February 11, issued a public notice putting yet more emphasis on the need for all people intending to travel using the country's land borders to first test and show a negative Covid-19 test in a bid to prevent the spread of the virus.
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Kenya: DP Ruto's Lawyer Karim Khan Elected Chief Prosecutor at ICC
[Nation] British lawyer Karim Khan has been elected the new prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, replacing Gambian Fatou Bensouda.
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RADA gives upbeat agricultural forecast for Hanover
WESTERN BUREAU: Despite the debilitating impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and instances of bad weather, the Rural Agricultural Development Authority (RADA) is predicting that 2021 will be a good year for the agricultural sector in Hanover. “Twenty-...
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Rwanda: Former Players Recommend Key Things to Improve Football in Rwanda
[New Times] Former players of the national football team Amavubi have written a three-page open letter highlighting key issues needed to develop football in Rwanda.
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Rwanda: Pretrial Detentions Have Reduced - Prosecution
[New Times] Although pretrial detention should still be applied where it is deemed necessary and is supported by overwhelming evidence, there is reason to push for more people to be tried when they not incarcerated, the Spokesman for the National Public Prosecution Authority (NPPA), Faustin Nkusi
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Nigeria: Mining Activities Robbing Farmers of Arable Land in Plateau
[Premium Times] Plateau State is a Nigerian food basket but tin mining activities are destroying farmlands and the youth are turning away from farming.
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Tanzania: State Unveils School Grand Plan
[Daily News] GOVERNMENT will build 1,026 secondary schools in the country of which 26 will have boarding facilities.
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Rwanda: Nzamwita Rules Out Vying for Ferwafa Presidency Again
[New Times] Vincent de Gaulle Nzamwita, the former president of Rwanda Football Association (FERWAFA), says he will not run again as president of the country's football governing body next year.
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Rwanda: Budget - Rwf29 Billion for Public Transport Subsidies
[New Times] The government has unveiled a revised budget for the 2020/21 financial year in which it has allocated Rwf29.3 billion to subsidize public transport to offset the losses incurred by transport operators.
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A recent Jamaica Environment Trust (JET) report has cast a dark shadow over the bauxite industry in the island, with damning claims that it is hurting social life and environment with very little economic benefit. In slamming the continued...
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Every little helps: Solidarity's community-funded R200m tech campus operational in just 15 months
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Masamvu succumbed to a disease he feared most
BY JAIROS SAUNYAMA RESIDENTS of the farming town of Marondera, about 74km east of Harare last week woke up to the sad news of the passing on of renowned businessman and politician Luke Masamvu. The late former Mutasa North legislator (Zanu PF) owned a supermarket, perhaps the cheapest at the heart
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Haiti protests continue despite police crackdown | Africanews
Clashes between a small number of protesters and police forces erupt near the presidential palace in Port-au-Prince, Haiti
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CARICOM closely observing Haiti | New York Carib News
GEORGETOWN, Guyana (CMC)—  The Guyana-based secretariat of the Caribbean Community (Caricom), has expressed concern about recent developments in the French-speaking member state of Haiti. In a statement on Thursday, Caricom said that it is monitoring the situation very closely and is urging “ all
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Uganda: Govt to Build Shs30 Billion Fruit Factory in Northern Uganda
[Monitor] Government has partnered with Delight Uganda Limited (DUL) to establish a Shs30 billion fruit processing plant in Nwoya district, Northern Uganda.
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