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Uwiduhaye yanze kwicuruza yihangira umurimo wo kugurisha runonko muri Kigali
Uwiduhaye Kesian, ni umubyeyi ufite abana babiri wihangiye umurimo wo gucuruza ibijumba byokeje mu binonko bizwi nka ‘runonko’, bikaba byaramurinze kwicuruza ngo...
The Air, Water, and Soil We Share: How Rwanda Plans to Grow Without Harming Nature
At the ISO Annual Meeting 2025 in Kigali, Rwanda took center stage by unveiling its National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan (2025–2030). But...
The Unsung Heroes: The Positive Impact of Mosquitoes, Flies, and Cockroaches on the Environment
Mosquitoes, flies, and cockroaches are often vilified due to their association with disease, filth, and discomfort. However, these insects are far more than...
“Women for Bees”: Empowering Women Through Modern Beekeeping in Rwanda
In Rwanda, women beekeepers are making significant strides in transforming their craft, aided by initiatives from the UNESCO Rwanda National Commission and Guerlain....
Rwanda Marks World Environment Day 2025 with a Powerful Stand Against Plastic Pollution
On June 5, 2025, Rwanda joined millions around the world to celebrate World Environment Day. This year’s theme, Beat Plastic Pollution, couldn’t be...
Nyungwe Park becomes the first Rwandan Site to be inscribed on UNESCO’s World Heritage List
Nyungwe National Park, located in the South and West of Rwanda and touching Burundi a little bit, has made history by becoming the...
Rwanda to Showcase Ambitious Climate Action at COP30 in Belém, Brazil
As global attention turns to the Amazon basin this November, Rwanda is stepping into the spotlight with a robust framework of climate commitments...
Menya uko wahinga ibihumyo: imfashanyigisho
Ubuhinzi bw’ibihumyo ni umwe mu mishinga wakora ukinjiza amafaranga menshi. Ni umushinga woroshye gukora kandi udasaba igishoro kinini nk’uko bigenda ku yindi mishinga....
The Disappearing Wetlands: Over 85% Lost Since 1700
Wetlands, often referred to as the “kidneys of the Earth,” are among the most valuable ecosystems on the planet. They regulate water flows,...