At a time when the world faces unprecedented environmental challenges, the Albertine Rift Conservation Society (ARCOS) is celebrating 30 years of turning hope into action — restoring landscapes, empowering …
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The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) in collaboration with the Rwanda Agriculture Board (RAB) unveiled a $1.23 million food systems initiative aimed at improving rural farmer’s ability to handle …
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Kigali – The Rwanda Investigation Bureau (RIB) has arrested and paraded 26 individuals, including 25 men and one woman, on allegations of fraud and related crimes. The suspects, aged between …
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Kigali — The 2025/26 academic year begins today with significant reforms in Rwanda’s education sector. Government announced the sweeping changes in July across primary and secondary schools, including a new official …
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When a shopkeeper in Kigali loses his entire day’s earnings to a thief, or when a farmer watches his crops destroyed overnight, the path to justice has usually meant waiting …
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Prime Minister Dr. Justin Nsengiyumva visited two major infrastructure projects in Western Rwanda on Saturday to assess the progress made in increasing Rwanda’s energy sources and connectivity to the Great …
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The stage is set for Rwanda’s globally renowned Kwita Izina Gorilla Naming Ceremony this Friday, September 5. As the country prepares to name 100 baby gorillas, the first wave of …
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The use of solar-powered irrigation systems in the Eastern Province has enabled farmers to adapt to climate change and increase their hopes of having bumper harvests. The province is known …
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RWAMAGANA – Government has today inaugurated the country’s first Halfway Home, a transitional facility designed to prepare genocide convicts and other prisoners nearing the end of their sentences for reintegration …
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Kigali – The coordinator or the Congolese AFC-M23 rebel movement Corneille Nangaa has dismissed the idea that U.S. President Donald Trump could provide a lasting solution to the Democratic Republic …
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As climate change brings longer dry spells and unpredictable rainfall, Rwanda is racing to expand irrigation systems to protect food security and improve farmers’ livelihoods. The Sustainable Agricultural Intensification and …
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Building a Home Is More Important than Planning the Wedding – First Lady Jeannette Kagame
First Lady Jeannette Kagame has urged young couples-to-be to prioritize building strong families over the glamour of a wedding day, emphasizing that the foundation of a lasting marriage goes beyond …