Message from Mrs. Jeannette Kagame highlights the Role of Parents in Caring for Children
In recent days, we shared a special message about couples. Today, I return to reflect on another extraordinary blessing of marriage: being called “parents.”
In recent days, we shared a special message about couples. Today, I return to reflect on another extraordinary blessing of marriage: being called “parents.”
Stunting among children under five in Huye District has dropped from 19% to 15%, thanks to the community-focused “Village Without Stunting” program that brings growth monitoring and nutrition services directly to every child.
Leaders in Rwanda’s Northern Province have pledged to intensify efforts against child stunting by focusing on household-level solutions that address both malnutrition and poverty.
Foreign Affairs Minister Olivier Nduhungirehe has urged children supported by the Sherrie Silver Foundation to dream big and strive to achieve their goals during a weekend visit to the organization’s center in Nyamirambo.
Government has launched a mobile phone application aimed at helping parents raise children in the digital era, offering structured content and parenting advice to counter harmful online distractions.
Rwanda’s national under-16 basketball teams for boys and girls will face tough competition in the Africa Cup, set for September 2–14, 2025, at Kigali’s Petit Stade.
Rwandan author Kayitesi Judence, who lives in Germany, has launched his third book, The Unity Quest, aimed at helping young children understand the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in a simple and accessible way.
Police in Rwanda’s Eastern Province say 139 children were sexually abused over the past four months, with 126 suspects arrested in connection with the crimes.
Rwanda took another major step in developing golf Friday with the launch of the country’s first NCBA Junior Golf Series at Kigali Golf Resort.
At Rwanda’s national museums, children are spending their school holidays learning traditional dances, games and crafts in a program designed to preserve cultural values and steer them away from idleness.
Flying Eagles Karate Club captured first place at the 2025 Zanshin Karate Championship for juniors, held Sunday in Huye District.
Local leaders in Kayonza District have been urged to engage with children influenced by genocide ideology and their parents, as this is key to achieving lasting unity and reconciliation.
