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"Rwandans are ready to go. Nigerians are ready to go. We are prepared with others to help get them there, " she said.

With prices that low, say the Rwandans, children might be able to keep one laptop through their entire school career.

Mr Kagame says his themes of more food, more power for women and less graft add up to "a return of dignity" for ordinary Rwandans.

In my second term, and after I left office, I did what I could to help the Rwandans put their country and their lives back together.

Yet the reach and ferocity of new laws encouraging reconciliation are making Western donors and many Rwandans queasy.

The Rwandans, interestingly enough have been quite good, Mr. Wilson in preserving their topsoil.

The song comes to an end, and Zeng turns hopefully to his Rwandans students.

Rwandans have been tried in improvised gacaca courts, many for murder.

EVEN today, it is almost impossible to imagine how so many Rwandans could have turned into coldblooded butchers.

By 2012 the Rwandans want to be supplied with more advanced laptops that OLPC is developing.

In the previous week, two Rwandans in the AU force were killed, Frazer pointed out.

The number of Rwandans living in extreme poverty is reckoned to have declined from over 75% in 1994 to 57% in 2006.

Rwandans cannot afford to wait "until the pain is over, " says Rucyahana.

Now, officially, no one is a Hutu or Tutsi; there are only Rwandans.

Forty-three percent of Rwandans are under the age of 15; 30 percent are illiterate; 81 percent live in rural areas.

Rwanda's national social mobilization coordinator, Jean Marie Vianney Gatabazi, says 60 percent of Rwandans are under 25 years old.

In the ensuing years his government has overseen the return of millions of Rwandans displaced by conflict;

It's estimated there's some 420, 000 Rwandans who are HIV positive