National Post Office (Rwanda)

[1] Rwanda is part of the Universal Postal Union, which recommends a maximum of 9,000 people per one post office branch.[1] During April 2010, the Office National des Postes announced, through the Universal Postal Union, that several fraudulent issues of stamps were circulating.[3] Atraco, Sotra Tours, Okapi, Virunga, and Muhabura Bus have been named by the postal service as companies operating illegally.[4] According to the report, this would improve the communication structure, allowing those living in poverty to more easily find jobs.[4] As part of a November 2000 agreement over aid with the IMF, the Rwandian government agreed to make the Office National Des Postes self-sufficient by September 2001.
The local post office at Gisenyi in North-West Rwanda
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