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Rwanda National Police (RNP) has recovered Frw1,140,000 which is part of the money that was stolen from two different people in Musanze and Gasabo districts.

The money was recovered from two suspected thieves, who were also arrested separately on Tuesday, September 6.

One of the suspects identified as Jean Dieu Ngirabakunzi, 23, was arrested in Ruhore, Gashenyi Sector, Gakenke District with Frw814,000, which is part of Frw1.3 million he allegedly stole from his employer on Monday, in Remera Sector, Gasabo District. Ngirabakunzi was a house-help for the victim.

“The District Police Units of Gasabo, where the crime was committed, and Gakenke worked together with the public to locate and arrest Ngirabakunzi in Ruhore village, where he was hiding. At the time, he was found with only Frw814, 000. He was handed over to RIB for further investigations,” Superintendent of Police (SP) Alex Ndayisenga, the Northern Region Political and Civic Education Officer (RPCEO), said.

Meanwhile, Dushimiyimana was arrested in Kigombe Cell, Muhoza Sector of Musanze District with Frw326, 000, which he stole from a businessman in Musanze town.

“Dushimiyimana was given the money by his employer to pay for some goods, but he fled with it. Dushimiyimana was arrested with all the Frw326, 000 he had allegedly stolen,” SP Ndayisenga explained.

Article 166 of law determining offences and penalties in general states that; any person convicted of theft is liable to imprisonment for a term of not less than one year and not more than two years and a fine of not less than Frw1 million and not more than Frw2 million, community service in a period of six months or only one of these penalties.

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Christophe UWIZEYIMANA

Christophe Uwizeyimana is a Rwandan Health, Science, Agriculture and Environmental Journalist with over 10 years of experience in public-interest reporting. He is a reporter and editor at Radio Salus and Chief Editor of The Forefront Magazine. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from the University of Rwanda and is currently pursuing an International Master of Public Administration (IMPA) at Tsinghua University, China. He has also received professional training from FOJO Media Institute, University of Rwanda, and Aga Khan University, Kenya. He is an OFAB-Rwanda journalist fellow, specializing in agricultural biotechnology reporting. Selected Awards • Best Radio Journalist in Rwanda, NTDs/WASH Media Awards — 2024 • Best Statistics Reporter (Radio), Rwanda Data Journalism Awards — 2024 • Best Environmental Journalist in Southern Rwanda — 2024 • Health Reporting Winner, Rwanda Development Journalism Awards — 2023 • Health Award, ABASIRWA — 2023 • Overall Winner, Rwanda, OFAB Media Awards — 2023 • 2nd Place, Africa (Radio), OFAB Africa Media Awards — 2023 • Best Environmental Journalist in Southern Rwanda — 2022 • Anti-Corruption Journalism Award, Office of the Ombudsman — 2022 • Journalist of the Year, Radio Salus — 2018. He is a member of the InfoNile Journalists and Scientists' Coalition and the Rwanda Environmental Journalists' Organization, with a strong focus on evidence-based reporting on health, science, agriculture, environment and climate change.
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By Christophe UWIZEYIMANA

Christophe Uwizeyimana is a Rwandan Health, Science, Agriculture and Environmental Journalist with over 10 years of experience in public-interest reporting. He is a reporter and editor at Radio Salus and Chief Editor of The Forefront Magazine. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from the University of Rwanda and is currently pursuing an International Master of Public Administration (IMPA) at Tsinghua University, China. He has also received professional training from FOJO Media Institute, University of Rwanda, and Aga Khan University, Kenya. He is an OFAB-Rwanda journalist fellow, specializing in agricultural biotechnology reporting. Selected Awards • Best Radio Journalist in Rwanda, NTDs/WASH Media Awards — 2024 • Best Statistics Reporter (Radio), Rwanda Data Journalism Awards — 2024 • Best Environmental Journalist in Southern Rwanda — 2024 • Health Reporting Winner, Rwanda Development Journalism Awards — 2023 • Health Award, ABASIRWA — 2023 • Overall Winner, Rwanda, OFAB Media Awards — 2023 • 2nd Place, Africa (Radio), OFAB Africa Media Awards — 2023 • Best Environmental Journalist in Southern Rwanda — 2022 • Anti-Corruption Journalism Award, Office of the Ombudsman — 2022 • Journalist of the Year, Radio Salus — 2018. He is a member of the InfoNile Journalists and Scientists' Coalition and the Rwanda Environmental Journalists' Organization, with a strong focus on evidence-based reporting on health, science, agriculture, environment and climate change.

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