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Premier resigns

    NAIROBI

    Prime Minister Pierre Celestin Rwigema has resigned his post, the Rwanda News Agency reported, citing official sources. It said the cause of his resignation on Monday had not been fully established, but the sources suggested it may be connected to conflict with the first vice-president of his party, the Mouvement Democratique Republicain (MDR). Rwigema has been
    implicated in the mismanagement of public funds when he was education minister, RNA said.

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