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1 Claudine Mukagasana (not her real name), 34, woke before sunrise on a cold Sunday morning, wrapped in faith and routine as she prepared for church. The air was still, her spirit calm and ready for prayer. As she approached Rwamagana Catholic Church Parish, something unexpected slowed her steps. Before the sound of hymns reached her ears, she noticed a long, silent line of people stretching across the parish compound.

1 Without private sector membership’s devotion, a nation has no economy, much less any chance to grow economically. The economy expands as they do. Conversely, it shrinks. Particularly, in Rwanda, that belief takes on real meaning, as the private sector is believed to stand at the forefront of building an economy defined not only by numbers, but by shared purpose, future and determination.

0 Survivors of the recent lightning strike  which claimed lives of nine people in the Western and Northern province have applauded the government’s support and responsiveness. The incident occurred in Ngororero, Musanze, and Rutsiro districts on July 8. After the catastrophe, the Ministry in charge of Emergency Management (MINEMA) extended condolence messages to the families of victims availed Rwf200,000 for every bereaved family and supported funeral arrangement.