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 …
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Rwanda stands at a crossroads as it heads into the general election; parliamentary and presidential due July-September, 2024. To shed light on this critical moment, we are launching a groundbreaking …
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After her meeting with Prime Minister Dr. Edouard Girente, vice president of the World Bank for Eastern and Southern Africa, Dr Victoria Kwakwa, gave fullsome responses to questions from the …
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Type M23 into a search engine of your choice, and it will inform you that it can find 30,700,000 results for you. Yet for all that, thanks to claims about …
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It should be generally acknowledged now, that with rare honourable exceptions, Western journalists, as with their commentators, academics, not to say politicians, are incapable of seeing Africa, in any way, …
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In the origins of Rwanda’s press was a private media house which can be traced during the colonial era when catholic church mission was intensely spreading the gospel. No wonder, …
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In 1956, the family of Rwamanywa and Nyirabusherengwa was blessed with a baby boy who would become their last born of seven children. Born in their elderly age, they called …
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“If You Want to Be Rich Build Roads” – How Rwanda Follows Wisdom Of The Chinese Saying
Three weeks ago, Prime Minister Edouard Ngirente briefed parliament on the state of Rwanda’s economy, in particular the country’s recovery from the economic effects of the Sars-Cov-2 pandemic. One of …