KIGALI – East Africa’s universities are navigating a critical question of whether today’s degrees preparing graduates for tomorrow’s jobs given the way artificial intelligence is changing how knowledge is produced, …
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President Paul Kagame has arrived in Oman for his first visit to the Gulf state, opening two days of talks with Sultan Haitham bin Tariq as Rwanda seeks to deepen …
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KIGALI – Farmers in Rwanda have long navigated a fragmented system: receiving improved seeds from one source, fertilizers from another, and credit from a third. For a farmer, these challenges …
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KIGALI – A generation can build successful careers, lead institutions and drive a country’s ambitions forward, yet still fail at one of the most important responsibilities of building strong families …
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KIGALI – The Rotary Club of Kigali Virunga has completed a five-district campaign that provided 5,000 children from vulnerable families in Rwanda with basic welfare supplies intended to improve their …
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KIGALI – The night began with Rwanda’s own sound and ended with thousands of voices singing along to one of Africa’s biggest music stars, as the Kwita Izina concert turned …
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International
IFAD and Equity Group Kick Off Us$200 Million Mechanism to Make Climate Adaptation Finance Reach East Africa’s Farmers
KIGALI – Access to climate adaptation finance remains a significant challenge for smallholder farmers and rural businesses across Africa, with available capital often failing to reach those who need it …
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KIGALI – Prime Minister Dr. Justin Nsengiyumva has advised that the continent’s vast food economy should be treated as a major investment, employment and innovation opportunity rather than simply a …
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KIGALI – Africa’s food crisis presents a stubborn paradox in which the continent has the land, farmers, crops and agricultural knowledge to produce far more food, yet millions remain food …
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KIGALI – When Joy Uwanziga began studying stoicism, she expected to encounter a philosophy born more than 2,000 years ago in a world far removed from her own. Instead, the …
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LUANDA – Africa’s struggle to end its conflicts is not only a question of diplomacy or political will. It is also a question of who pays for the continent’s peace …
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RUBAVU – For years, Agustin Habimana was known by a nickname that carried an unusual history. People called him CEPGL, after the Economic Community of the Great Lakes Countries, whose …