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Sylivanus Karemera

Kigali, Rwanda
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About Sylivanus
SYLIVANUS KAREMERA is a journalist based in Kigali, Rwanda.
He is an experienced journalist with over 18 years in Journalism working as radio,TV and  online producer/reporter. Having worked as a freelance journalist for the BBC, DW, Channel Africa, Voice of America etc, he has covered stories mainly in the great lakes region of Africa in English, Swahili and Kinyarwanda as well as in Countries such as Turkey, Germany, Sudan, South Sudan. India, China and others
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Rwanda commemorates a quarter century of the Genocide
08 Apr 2019  |  www.dw.com
Belgium commemorated its ten soldiers killed in Kigali, Rwanda, during the genocide that occurred 25 years ago. Prime Minister Charles Michel, who led the ceremony, stated that the murder of its soldiers makes Rwanda and Belgium share a common history. The report comes from our correspondent Sylivanus Karemera in Kigali.
Kagame Dissolves Rwanda's Parliament
09 Aug 2018  |  www.voaswahili.com
President Paul Kagame of Rwanda has dissolved the country's parliament in accordance with Article 79 of the national constitution, in preparation for the parliamentary elections expected on September 2. The election commission is anticipated to announce the official start date for the campaign, which will involve 521 candidates vying for 80 seats in the parliament.
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