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Rwanda: Who Pays When Investigations Cause Financial Loss?

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Published 2 Nov 2026, 4:34 pm·1 h ago·1 min read

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[New Times] Imagine borrowing Rwf40 million to import tomatoes from Tanzania. You hire a truck, expecting to sell the consignment, repay the loan and earn a profit. Instead, investigators suspect an offence connected with the importation. You are arrested, and the truck and tomatoes are seized.

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