More than 71,000 children who had dropped out of school across Rwanda have returned to classrooms through the government’s “Zero Out of School: Abana bose bige” initiative, implemented by the Ministry of Education with Save the Children Rwanda.
A fire on Monday morning destroyed a dormitory at the Institute of Women for Excellence (IWE) Secondary School in Rwamagana District, burning students’ property but leaving no injuries, authorities said.
The Embassy of Israel in Rwanda, in partnership with STEMpower, has launched a science and technology innovation competition that will bring together university students from across the country to showcase their research and inventions.
Rwanda has launched a nationwide program to train teachers in Artificial Intelligence (AI), aiming to prepare students and schools for a rapidly changing technological world.
Prime Minister Dr. Justin Nsengiyumva has urged graduates of the University of Rwanda (UR) to use their education to foster innovation and contribute to the country’s knowledge-based economy, reminding them that graduation is a beginning, not an end.
Rwanda Coding Academy (RCA) has announced plans to open new branches across the country to support the government’s vision of positioning Rwanda as a leading technology hub in Africa.
The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and World Vision Rwanda are teaching primary and secondary school students how to prepare balanced diets, aiming to have children pass this knowledge on to their families.
CHANCEN International has teamed up with Rwanda’s Higher Education Council (HEC) to equip students with skills needed for the job market and reduce youth unemployment, officials said Monday.
President Paul Kagame on Thursday challenged Africa’s youth to take the lead in transforming the continent, urging them to embrace knowledge, responsibility, and action rather than remain passive observers.
Ngoma District officials report that 96 percent of children eligible for early childhood education — more than 37,000 — are now enrolled in Early Childhood Development (ECD) centers, highlighting the district’s efforts to expand access to early learning.
Rwanda is working to close a critical skills gap in monitoring and evaluation (M&E), a field seen as vital to strengthening governance, boosting accountability, and improving the effectiveness of both government and private-sector projects.
