By Annie Kairaba Rwanda is one of the most progressive countries in Africa in terms of gender equality and women’s rights. After the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi, the government led by the Rwanda Patriotic Front (RPF) prudently decided to make this a priority during the rebuilding process by establishing laws (…)
By YWCA Rwanda When we talk about women empowerment, we talk about family development, we talk about national development and we talk about giving both women and men equal opportunities to develop not only at a personal level but also contribute to national development. Equally, we also talk about the need to (…)
By Bosco Kagaba Tripling girls’ enrolment in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) to advance women’s employment opportunities is the second out of three commitments Rwanda made under the HeForShe solidarity movement for gender equality. With this commitment, the government believes that (…)
By Bosco Kagaba Tripling girls’ enrolment in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) to advance women’s employment opportunities is the second out of three commitments Rwanda made under the HeForShe solidarity movement for gender equality. With this commitment, the government believes that (…)
By Bosco Kagaba Rwanda has committed to bridging gender digital divide and attaining parity in ICT access, usage, and innovation by 2020 as one of the three commitments made under HeForShe solidity movement for gender equality. Once this commitment is fully met, Rwanda will have a critical mass of tech savvy (…)
