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Govt Seeks Rwf10 Billion to Develop Its Foreign Land

Published - Feb 09 2010 07:12 AM

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Kigali — Rwanda needs at least $18m (Rwf10.3b) to develop the three foreign plots that it acquired in order to facilitate its exports and imports. The governments of Kenya, Tanzania and Djibouti offered plots of land to the Rwandan government at ... Read Full Story

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