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Ismaël Mwanafunzi na Mahoro bamaze gusezerana mu mategeko
Ismaël Mwanafunzi wamamaye cyane kubera ijwi rye ryiza ndetse n’ibiganiro byuje ubuhanga akora, yamaze gusezerana mu mategeko n’umukunzi we Mahoro Claudine nawe...
Beyond Silence: Strengthening Reporting Systems to Combat Workplace Harassment in Rwanda
As Rwanda marked International Women’s Day (IWD) 2025, discussions on gender-based violence (GBV) and sexual harassment in the workplace took center stage. Despite...
“Seeing Beyond Sight”: Jacques Mugisha’s Message on Dignity, Inclusion, and Climate Awareness
Disability is often misunderstood — reduced to what one cannot do, seen only in terms of limitation. Yet Jacques Mugisha, Executive Director of...
Rwandan Intore Dance Joins World Cultural Heritage
The Rwandan Intore dance has recently been added to the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) list of the world’s intangible...
Rwanda’s Circular Food Future: From Policy to Practice, a Nation Redesigns its Food Systems
At a bustling forum in Kigali, policy-makers, development partners, and entrepreneurs gathered around a shared vision, one that turns waste into wealth and...
Pariki ya Nyungwe ibaye Site ya mbere mu Rwanda yanditswe mu Umurage w’Isi
Pariki y’Igihugu ya Nyungwe iherereye mu Majyepfo no mu Burengerazuba bw’u Rwanda ikanakora ku Burundi, yanditse amateka yo kuba site ya mbere yo...
Echoes of Resilience: The Transformative Power of Visiting Genocide Memorials
Visiting genocide memorials evokes a complex mix of emotions, often including fear and apprehension. I experienced this firsthand during my visit to the...
Perezida Kagame na Madamu Jeannette Kagame bitabiriye ubukwe bw’Igikomangoma cya Jordanie
Perezida Kagame na Madamu Jeannette Kagame bifatanyije n’abayobozi batandukanye bo mu bice binyuranye by’Isi mu birori by’ubukwe bw’Igikomangoma cya Jordanie Al Hussein bin...
Learning from the Ground Up: What Rwandan Students Taught Me About the Environment
In the middle of busy school days, where lessons blend into lunch bells and chalk dust still clings to blackboards, something powerful is...