Twenty years ago, former State Minister Engineer Patricie Uwase was a girl—one of the first girls awarded by the First Lady Jeannette Kagame’s Imbuto Foundation for excelling in their national …
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The East African Community (EAC) is witnessing a surge in military expenditures to import arms, reflecting rising security concerns and shifting regional dynamics. Overall, the trend in EAC military spending …
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Alphamin Bisie Mining, a Company Acting With Impunity in Walikale-Congo
by Editorialby EditorialIn Walikale, a territory located in the eastern DRC, Indigenous Twa people accuse the Canadian and South African-owned mining company Alphamin Bisie Mining SA of obtaining mining rights without consulting …
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Miners denounce the systematic looting of their province’s vast resources. After several weeks of negotiations, a meeting was arranged. Several members of Katangan civil society, labor unions, and mining cooperatives …
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For over thirty years, Rose Marie Uwimbabazi knew little about her father and the family history that shaped her past. Her father, Michel Rwagasana, was a man erased from history, …
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In the night of November 27, 2024, Rwanda featured on the list of Prince of Wales including three African countries that continue to write success stories in wildlife conservation. At …
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When discussing Kigali’s cost of living, it becomes a lively topic with residents who have experienced the city’s transformation from the late 1980s to today. For new arrivals, it is …
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Rwanda has been steadily climbing the global ranks across various sectors, from environmental protection to ease of doing business, security, and the fight against corruption. In the three decades since …
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Rwanda is looking forward to a middle income economy status, come 2030 and the leadership in place is set to usher the country to that milestone. The team of City …
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Crystal Ventures, Can You Believe It Pays Rwf 320m Daily To Diary Farmers?
In 1994, Rwanda found itself at crossroads. The country’s economy lay in ruins, its coffers empty, and the devastation of the genocide against the Tutsi had left the nation in …
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Imagine a time when only 2.6% of Rwandans had health insurance. This wasn’t a distant past, but the reality for Rwanda in the mid-1990s. Access to healthcare was limited, and …
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On April 8, 1993, UN special rapporteur Bacre Waly Ndiaye arrived in Rwanda to investigate the worsening political, security and humanitarian situation. He visited several camps for internally displaced persons …