NGOMA – More than 30 years after the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, Lake Mugesera and the Rukumberi Genocide Memorial in Ngoma district remain powerful reminders of one of the …
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In 1994, a Senior Manager at Rwanda’s Main Hospital Brought Her Sons to Help Hunt Tutsi Patients
KIGALI — When Stanislas Simugomwa arrived at Kigali’s main referral hospital in April 1994, he believed he had found a place of safety. Instead, he says he walked into a …
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KIGALI, Rwanda — Rwanda spends about 0.7 percent of its gross domestic product on research and innovation, a level that education sector planners say must more than double if the …
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MUSANZE, Rwanda — President Paul Kagame on Friday challenged a new generation of senior military and security officers to cultivate courage, judgment and purpose as they assume greater leadership responsibilities …
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As Ebola cases decline in neighboring countries, Rwanda is maintaining heightened surveillance and preparedness measures to ensure the virus remains beyond its borders. In an exclusive interview with Kigali Today …
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KIGALI – In classrooms across Rwanda, the challenge is no longer simply getting children into school. The focus is increasingly on whether they are learning the skills needed to succeed …
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KIGALI — The government’s anti-corruption efforts have resulted in the recovery of hundreds of millions of francs from individuals convicted of corruption and related economic crimes in a single year, …
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KIGALI — The government has nearly doubled its fertilizer subsidy budget to RwF64 billion, as it moves to protect farmers from rising global prices and potential supply disruptions linked to …
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KIGALI — Imbuto Foundation on Thursday recognized 59 outstanding girls for their exceptional performance in the 2024-2025 national examinations during the annual Inkubito z’Icyeza awards ceremony held at FAWE Girls’ …
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KINSHASA — Four years after Uganda began paying compensation ordered by the International Court of Justice (ICJ), the Democratic Republic of Congo is facing growing questions over the fate of approximately …
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KIGALI — Rwanda could be earning more than Rwf600 billion (US$430 million) annually from leather products but is currently generating less than Rwf44 billion (US$30 million) because most of its …
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KIGALI – Across Africa, universal health coverage has long been measured by how many people can access health services. But growing evidence shows that access alone does not guarantee protection …