Rwanda’s bamboo plantations along Nyabugogo and Nyabarongo attract new investors
Rwanda Police highlight the role of fact-checking in Environmental Reporting
Rwanda to meet WHO-recommended health workforce within three years
Rwandan Journalists Trained on Fact-Checking and Geolocation
Partners Gather in Kigali to Support Rwanda’s Cooling and Cold-Chain Initiative
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Teachers worry as Rwanda rolls out 5G learning
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- News , Today's Word
- April 19, 2025
Artificial Intelligence is Creating Inequality Between Rural and Urban Residents
Rwandans, including the President of the Republic, Paul Kagame, are calling for cooperation among African countries to reduce inequality between rural and urban residents in accessing the benefits provided by…
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- Economy , Environment
- April 14, 2025
Government Seeking Ways to Provide Clean Water for Everyone
Rwanda joined the world in celebrating World Water Day (held annually on March 22), at a time when the government says it has brought water infrastructure to 82% of the…
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- Economy , Environment
- March 6, 2025
SAIP ensures food security despite irregular rainfall
The Sustainable Agriculture Intensification and Food Security Project (SAIP) and its beneficiaries are optimistic that food supplies, especially in the Eastern Province, will remain stable despite irregular rainfall. SAIP, funded…
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Parents request cost reduction of nursing education
Parents with children studying Nursing and Midwifery are asking the Government to reduce the cost of education for these students, in a bid to support the initiative of quadrupling (4×4)…
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- Amakuru , Ibidukikije , Ubuzima
- February 20, 2025
How can I know if I will give birth to a child with albinism if I don’t have it?
Marriages between a person with albinism and someone without it (a black-skinned person) could be one way to reduce the birth rate of children with albinism, as explained by the…
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How PRISM’s small livestock project is generating quick wealth
Citizens have fought malnutrition and improved their livelihoods significantly, thanks to a project called PRISM which involves raising small livestock, selling them, processing meat according to standards, and consuming products…
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How preschools in Rwanda were started by a saving group of 13 teachers
The idea of establishing preschools came up to them in September 1988, after observing that parents were going to farm with children, working alongside them but leaving before the day’s…
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- Amakuru , Ibidukikije
- October 26, 2024
65 million tree seedlings being planted across Rwanda
The Ministry of Environment, along with partners including an International Agricultural Development Organization One Acre Fund (OAF), known as Tubura in Rwanda, has launched a program to plant 65 million…
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Rwanda:Here are criteria used to assess the quality of motorcycle helmets
Rwanda Standards Board (RSB) has established a laboratory to test the quality of motorcycle helmets, and its staff has been trained to perform the task after realizing that many helmets…
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University students to reduce cases going to courts
The Rwandan judiciary is working with institutions promoting amicable justice to engage law students at universities in volunteerly preventing a high number of cases from going to court, which take…
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