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Half a glass of wine a day can ‘raise the risk of dementia’
Drinking three and a half glasses of wine a week is enough to raise the risk of dementia, researchers have warned. Their study of more
Xi set to tighten grip on China by scrapping presidential term limit
Four months after a historic Chinese Communist party congress was expected to answer most questions about Xi Jinping’s second five-year term in office, China’s president has
How Hitler targeted the North East when he planned invasion of Britain
A fascinating collection of maps which reveal the Nazis had north east England firmly in their sights have been unearthed after spending decades hidden in
MissRwanda2018 willing to step on Miss Aurore‘s feets
The recently crowned Miss Rwanda 2018 Liliane Iradukunda told Umuseke that she is willing to step on her elder Miss Aurore’ feets who was crowned
Rapper Jay C promises his fans to no longer be absent at the musical scene
The Rwandan rapper Jay C says he is back to remain in the music arena. He has been absent for a while in the recent
APR FC defeated its rival Rayon Sport with 1-0
The yesterday fiery match between the two Rwandan football giants APR FC and Rayon Sports ended with the victory of APR FC with one score
Nigeria Boko Haram: Search stepped up for 110 kidnapped schoolgirls
Nigeria has deployed extra troops and planes to search for 110 schoolgirls believed to have been abducted by Boko Haram militants last week. The girls
DR Congo protests: Protester killed in Kinshasa demonstration
Security forces in the Democratic Republic of Congo have used live bullets to disperse a demonstration, killing one protester. The protests against President Joseph Kabila
National Leadership Retreat opens today
About 300 senior leaders from central, local government, parastatals and the private sector are meeting at the Rwanda Defence Force Combat Training Centre in Gabiro
UN says South Sudan kills, beats, arrests journalists
In at least 60 incidents over the last year and a half journalists in South Sudan were killed, beaten, detained, denied entry or fired for