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  • We Recommit To Investigative And Interpretive Journalism, Support Us

    The Chronicles Editorial June 19, 2021
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    With the new editorial team headed by Mr. John Williams Ntwali, The Chronicles is recommitting to its original policy of investing in investigative and interpretive journalism. We also recommit to reporting policy relevant issues and serving the citizens right to know the truth about what is done or not done…

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  • We Hope President Macron Comes To Advance Justice Not Political Expediency

    The Chronicles Editorial May 27, 2021
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    President Emmanuel Macron of France has arrived in Rwanda for a two-day state visit aimed at possible normalization of relations with our country.  The visit follows President Paul Kagame’s visit to France last week, where the two leaders expressed eagerness to normalize relations as well as open a “new page”…

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  • We Wish Dr Kayumba Well In His New Career Path

    The Chronicles Editorial March 20, 2021
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    Since ISSUE 001, The Chronicles has remained a brand we are proud of thanks to Dr Kayumba Christopher editorial vision In October 2011, ISSUE 001 of The Chronicles was published as a hard copy and online. A few years later, publication was suspended due to factors beyond our control at…

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  • Setting the Record Straight: Why WE do What We Do

    The Chronicles Editorial August 27, 2020
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    Our regular readers will have noticed our quick return, following our decision to suspend publication for a period of time. We are delighted to be back sooner than we had envisaged, and would like to welcome you back, and thank you for your patience and loyal readership. Some of you…

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  • Why is No Institution Willing to Act on Gicumbi’s Untouchable Man?

    The Chronicles Editorial January 31, 2020
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    Hussein Niyoyita Zoubair On January 5, The Chronicles published an investigation titled – “Hussein Niyoyita Zoubair: He is Corrupt, Powerful and a Representation of Impunity in Gicumbi District“. The story detailed credible allegations that the director of a health center in Gicumbi district Niyoyita caused a huge financial loss of…

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  • Trial Of Suspected Rebels Proves Our Culture Of War Is Still Alive

    The Chronicles Editorial October 3, 2019
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    The suspects appeared before a military court, but all were in civilian clothing Yesterday, 2 October, 25 individuals suspected of being rebels of the Rwanda National Congress (RNC) were produced in a military court to answer varying charges─ including forming an armed group and plotting to overthrow an elected government.…

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  • It Is In National Interest For Rwanda-Uganda Peace Teams To Resolve Conflict Now

    The Chronicles Editorial September 15, 2019
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    Rwanda’s foreign affairs minister Dr Richard Sezibera with Uganda counterpart Sam Kutesa on the latter’s visit in Kigali last October to deliver message his boss President Yoweri Museveni The Rwanda-Uganda peace implementation teams are meeting in Kigali this Monday, September 16, to agree on the how and when, to implement…

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  • Beware: Social Media Is Making Leaders Responsive But Can’t Deliver Justice

    The Chronicles Editorial September 12, 2019
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    Victim Diane Kamali posted a video of her alleged beating by local TV proprietor There is a growing, and glowingly worthy trend showing that social media, particularly Twitter is making leaders more responsive and in the process, likely to contribute to accountability in parts of the world where leaders care…

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  • Eradicating Malnutrition Will Take More Than Sacking Mayors

    The Chronicles Editorial September 10, 2019
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    One of the reasons given for the recent sacking and forced resignations of mayors and their deputies from 9 district last week is failure to solve or tackle the problem of malnutrition and stunting in children in their districts. Mr. Frederic Mutangana, the District Council Chairperson of Karongi, for example,…

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  • Mugabe’s Lesson To Africa’s Leaders: Seeking Indefinite Power Damages National Interests

    The Chronicles Editorial September 6, 2019
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    Former Zimbabwean President, Robert Mugabe passed on in a Singaporean hospital, his successor, President Emmerson Mnangangwa announced early today, September 6. He was 95 years old. Mugabe ruled his country for 37 years and was overthrown in a military coup in November 2017. Mugabe will go down in history as…

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  • Rwanda-Uganda Road Map To Peace: Implementing It Will Raise Africa’s Respectability

    The Chronicles Editorial August 22, 2019
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    Presidents Paul Kagame and Yoweri Museveni of Uganda yesterday, August 21, signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) in the Angolan Capital, Luanda, committing to resolving the conflict between their two countries peacefully. The MoU names what the two leaders need to do to normalize relations between their two neighbouring states.…

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  • Why Patients Are Not Customers

    Muzungu Hirwa Sylvain August 1, 2019
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    Cambridge Dictionary defines a customer as “a person who buys goods or services.” In other words, customers are people you serve or consumers. Similarly, patients do consume healthcare – some, literally ingest medicine, others utilize healthcare services such as lab tests, consultation and/or imaging services. Definitely, in the eyes of…

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  • As We Celebrate 25 Years of Liberation, Let’s Embrace The Culture Of Peace

    media@250 July 3, 2019
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    Tomorrow the country will celebrate 25 years of liberation. Looking back, there is a lot to celebrate despite some challenges. Twenty-five years ago, for example, the country was liberated from a genocide regime that was intent on exterminating a section of Rwandans because of how they were born, and who…

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  • A Free Media Anchors Democratic Governance And Never Again Genocide

    The Chronicles Editorial May 3, 2019
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    Today May 3 is World Press Freedom Day. We celebrate this day at a time when we also commemorate 25 years after the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi in which the media, unfortunately, also played a destructive role. This is therefore, a time for reflection both on why the media…

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  • A Genocide That Could Have Been Prevented, And Never Again, Everyone Should Live

    The Chronicles Editorial April 4, 2019
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    On this day, April 4, 1994, masterminds of the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi knew the catastrophe that was about to befall the country in the next three days─from April 7─ just as key decision makers in some powerful nations and institutions─like the United Nations─in whose hands many Rwandans had…

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  • President Tshisekedi Has An Opportunity To Pacify His Troubled Country

    The Chronicles Editorial March 26, 2019
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    President Félix Tshisekedi of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has a golden opportunity to help contribute to peace and stability in the Great Lakes region and even defeat different rebels groups that have been operating in his country for more than 20 years. Will he take it? That will…

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  • Transparency On Rwanda-Uganda Conflict Is Critical To Peaceful Resolution

    The Chronicles Editorial March 11, 2019
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    President Paul Kagame speaking on Saturday at the Government Retreat For the first time since the beginning of the on-and-off conflict between Rwanda and Uganda started in late 1990s, President Paul Kagame gave a detailed account of the origins of this seemingly endless clash, its cause and how he tried…

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  • Gender Equality is Good Policy─It Should Be Canonized in School Curriculum

    The Chronicles Editorial March 8, 2019
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    As Rwanda and the world celebrate International Women’s Day, it’s proper to recognize and hail the government’s proactive gender equality policy that has made it possible for women to gain access to positions of power in all institutions of the state and at all levels of government. As statistics show,…

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  • Tour du Rwanda: WELL DONE! And PLEASE Give Us More!

    The Chronicles Editorial March 4, 2019
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    Tens of thousands lined towns, highways and hilltops to view the Tour du Rwanda riders. (Photo by Kigali Today) The 11th Tour du Rwanda came to a close on Sunday after traversing Rwanda’s villages, towns and hills in the seven days the competition lasted. Eritrea’s Merhawi Kudus emerged the winner.…

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  • Rwanda Housing Authority’s Responsiveness Is Commendable

    The Chronicles Editorial February 25, 2019
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    As The Chronicles reported last week, February 22, the Rwanda Housing Authority released the number of government-owned buildings under its management and care as mandated by the law establishing it. The release of this information followed The Chronicles’ attempts to find and report this information with no success due to…

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  • A Proper Audit Of Gov’t Buildings Urgently Needed

    The Chronicles Editorial February 14, 2019
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    Rwanda Housing Authority (RHA), the institution that is mandated to, among other things, manage public office space and government assets admits that it doesn’t know the number of buildings that government owns as its Director-General told The Chronicles.  So, how can it manage what it doesn’t know? Yet, the government…

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  • Yes, We Can Remember Our Loved Ones And Work At The Same Time

    The Chronicles Editorial February 11, 2019
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    To ensure order and proper planning ahead of Kwibuka25 in April to commemorate our loved ones who were killed because of the way they were born, last Friday, February 8, the Executive Secretary of the National Commission to Fight Against Genocide Dr. Bizimana Jean Damascene announced changes to the commemoration…

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  • Promoting Ethical Journalism; Informed Citizenry and Free Debate

    The Chronicles Editorial February 7, 2019
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    The Chronicles online media is re-launching after sometime off-the-grid in order to partake the opportunity and gap caused by changes in information communication technology that has affected how news and information is accessed and shared in the processing making traditional media business models obsolete. This technological disruption has transferred the…

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