Isombe is more than cassava leaves, a dish that supports household budgeting
For many parents, cassava leaves—locally known as isombe—are among the essential items they rarely leave the market without buying. Once purchased, the leaves are mixed with various vegetables, pounded, cooked,…
Read moreRwanda: ‘Over 80,000 youths to secure decent jobs’ — DUHAMIC-ADRI
The Rural Development Organisation, DUHAMIC-ADRI, has pledged that more than 80,000 young people from the 29 districts where it operates will secure decent employment within the next two years—by 2027—largely…
Read moreRwanda launches eKash to link all financial services
Rwanda is taking a major step towards a fully cashless economy with the official launch of eKash, a national digital payment system designed to unify all financial service providers across…
Read moreModern Kimironko Market Construction Begins
Gasabo Investment Company Ltd has officially started construction of $100M Kimironko Commercial Complex, a game-changing project that will transform shopping, business, and urban living in Gasabo District at the site…
Read moreHigh bribes target low-paid citizens, Ombudsman warns banks
Transparency International (TI-Rwanda) is alarming over the growing burden of corruption on low-income earners, revealing that more than 71% of Rwandans who earn under Rwf 100,000 per month are being…
Read moreRwanda: Organic waste becomes a valuable commodity as farmers turn to regenerative Agriculture
If you can gather fallen leaves, grass and any other biodegradable scraps, toss them into a compost pit, introduce earthworms in it, and wait for the mixture for two months,…
Read moreNew seed professionals join Rwanda’s Agriculture Workforce
The RICA Seed Center celebrated the graduation of its second cohort of seed professionals, reinforcing Rwanda’s continued investment in a strong and resilient seed system that supports national food security…
Read moreKigali Industrial Zone employees demand public buses to protect them from muggers
Workers in the Kigali Special Economic Zone (KSEZ) urges dedicated public buses amid repeated incidents of muggings and chronic lateness linked to long daily walks to and from the industrial…
Read moreFuel price surge threatens to push cars off Rwanda’s roads
The continuous rise in fuel prices is causing growing concern among private car owners in Rwanda, some of whom fear that driving personal vehicles could soon become a luxury—or even…
Read moreProtests over elections in Tanzania disrupt Rwandan trade as trucks are set ablaze
Violent protests against elections in Tanzania are beginning to have serious repercussions for Rwanda, after more than 1,000 trucks transporting goods to the country were forced to suspend their journeys…
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