KIGALI – Rwanda’s government and its Chinese partner have begun construction of a major road project linking Prince House, Giporoso and Masaka, with authorities pushing for the 10.3-kilometre route to …
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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 – 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 — Rwanda’s National Women’s Council is turning to the media to reach millions of women and young people with a simple message ahead of the country’s next electoral activities: …
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KIGALI — BPR Bank Rwanda has launched a six-year scholarship programme that will support 50 students from underprivileged backgrounds through secondary school. The BPR Scholars Programme, launched on Friday, September …
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KIGALI — Rwanda’s Judiciary has reduced the average time it takes to resolve a court case from six months to four months, meeting a target it set for the 2025/2026 …
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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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Government: “Urgent Need to Increase Water Storage More Than Eightfold by 2034 to Meet Irrigation Demand”
KIGALI — Rwanda needs to increase its water-storage capacity more than eightfold over the next eight years if it is to have enough water to support projected irrigation demand, highlighting …
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KIGALI — Prices received by producers in Rwanda rose 20.8% in July from a year earlier, with mining costs jumping more than three-quarters and electricity prices rising by more than …