Moise M. Bahati is a journalist who writes for The New Times in Rwanda. His work has also been featured in Cigalah Group and AllAfrica Global Media. Moise covers a range of topics including regional politics, international relations, human rights, and current events in Rwanda and the surrounding region.
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Moise M. Bahati's coverage predominantly focuses on government announcements, politics, and world affairs in the regions of Rwanda and DR Congo. It suggests he is likely to be interested in pitches related to political developments, border disputes, and mining activities within these areas.
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By: Moise M. Bahati
Rwanda's defensive measures put in place to counter a security threat from DR Congo will remain in place until agreements to neutralize the FDLR
By: Moise M. Bahati
With more than 40 years of political activity, Tito Ruteramara, who took part in Rwanda's liberation struggle from a genocidal regime, is still passionate about his service to the nation.
The Senate has approved of the nomination of Domitilla Mukantaganzwa for the President of the Supreme Court and her deputy Alphonse Hitiyaremye after vetting their qualifications.
By: Moise M. Bahati
The rise of China as a global power has a positive impact on its diplomatic and economic relations with countries in the Global South, according to President Paul Kagame. Kagame...
Genocide survivors' associations of IBUKA, AERG and GAERG-AHEZA have merged into one organisation, which will retain the name IBUKA. The merger seeks to join the...
Genocide survivors' associations of IBUKA, AERG and GAERG-AHEZA have merged into one organisation, which will retain the name IBUKA.
By: Moise M. Bahati
The Court of Appeal in Kigali on Friday, December 13, handed a 20-year prison sentence to Jean-Clade Iyamuremye for his role in the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi.
By: Moise M. Bahati
A summit that would bring together President Paul Kagame of Rwanda, Felix Tshisekedi of DR Congo and the mediator João Lourenço of Angola on
Before the proposed Luanda meeting of President Paul Kagame and his counterparts Felix Tshisekedi of DR Congo and João Lourenço of Angola was
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