Society

  Mental health remains one of the least discussed aspects of young people’s lives. Many young people are not only physically tired, but emotionally and spiritually exhausted. They are tired …

PRESS RELEASE – For immediate Release Abidjan – Across Africa, cultural and creative industries are gaining unprecedented global attention. Fashion designers, filmmakers, musicians, digital artists and contemporary craftspeople are increasingly shaping …

President Paul Kagame has challenged religious and political leaders to play a more active role in nation-building by helping families live in harmony, warning that broken families threaten Rwanda’s social …

KT Press brings you selected photos of the first monthly community cleaning exercise (Umuganda day) where government officials, leaders of different organizations, and Rwandan citizens joined together to clean up …

Twenty-five years ago, a young girl named Irere Claudette completed her primary education in Kigali, unaware that she was about to embark on a journey that would shape both her …

  At the Kigali Genocide Memorial, as the world marked the 81st International Holocaust Remembrance Day, Lyonell Fliss stood quietly before the audience, carrying with him a lifetime of memory. …

Claudine Nzaninka, 48, grew up as a farmer in Matare, Rugarama Sector, and whenever she and others had to relieve themselves, they did it in the Ntende Marshland. Ignorant of …

Four years ago, when Kabarondo farmers were asked to hand over their land along the Rwinkwavu Dam and shift from growing bananas to fruits on a massive orchard farm, the …

At the entrance of Gahini Hospital, gender equality and equity are not abstract concepts—they are the subject of a heated debate between a female security guard and a group of …

After the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi, Rwanda’s education system was in crisis. Schools lay in ruins, many teachers were gone—killed or forced to flee—and literacy levels were low. Rebuilding …

When floods swept through Kamonyi District years ago, maize fields that had taken months of labor were flattened overnight. For many farmers, those moments meant more than lost crops—they threatened …

  Nikuze Didacienne, 58, was a nobody two years ago; she could barely afford health insurance and was considered a community desperado. This didn’t stop her from being an exemplary …