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In Mahama camp, a group of refugee men is standing up against gender-based violence (GBV), according to UNHCR Rwanda. The men, by being positive (…)
In 2007, a group of 18 women and girls were thinking of how they could transform the community around them, but they were limited by inadequate (…)
Ngabo Karegeya, a young entrepreneur and founder of Ibere rya Bigogwe, a cattle-based tourism company in Nyabihu District, Western Province, (…)
Rwanda will host the first edition of Kigali Triennial, a vibrant celebration of African arts and culture, bringing together over 200 artists from (…)
The Ministry of Gender and Family Promotion (MIGEPROF) has assured the public that it has put in place stringent mechanisms to end domestic (…)
Young environmental activists will soon start to be funded by the Timbuktoo African Innovation Fund whose headquarters will be based in Kigali.
Muhanga district in the Southern Province has introduced a new child stunting elimination program dubbed “one litre per child” targeting 11,000 (…)
The maternal mortality ratio in Rwanda shows a great step made as the number continues to decline from 1,007 deaths in 2000 to 259 presently, the (…)
Rwanda Biomedical Center (RBC) in collaboration with UNICEF and National Child Development Agency (NCDA) recently launched Multiple Micronutrition (…)
A newly launched project seeks to enhance economic participation of youth with disabilities through cooperatives in Rwanda.
Bugesera District in partnership with other stakeholders has managed to return to school adolescent girls who had dropped out and resorted to sex (…)
According to a recent study published in the Rwanda Biomedical Journal (RBC journal,) Rwandan women utilizing barrier methods such as condoms and (…)
President Paul Kagame has said that Africa has the labor force that can solve some of the world’s most pressing challenges, drawing it from the (…)
By James Buyinza Merk Foundation on Thursday this week conducted a one day workshop for the media in a bid to promote awareness of the dangers of (…)
By James Buyinza Merk Foundation in collaboration with African First Ladies have called on governments in Africa and Asia to lay stringent (…)
They grew up bearing the stigma of "children of torturers", shunned by their own communities, locked in a quest for identity that decades later (…)
At least 3,000 female leaders in farmers’ cooperatives in the districts of Nyamagabe, Burera, Kirehe and Nyamasheke have received smartphones to (…)
A total of 1,500 vulnerable children aged between 7 and 12 in the Eastern Province have been given mattresses, bedsheets and school materials by (…)
Educating youth about the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi is crucial in fostering unity and reconciliation as well as bringing to an end the cycle (…)
Imagine We Rwanda has unveiled a children’s book that aims at teaching little ones about the animals in Akagera National Park, and environmental (…)
The gap between financially included Rwandan men and women is narrowing as more women embrace financial services, steering the country in the (…)
The Solidarity for the Blooming of the Widows and the Orphans aiming at Work and Self-Promotion(SEVOTA) is a Rwandan Non-Governmental (…)
Umuryango w’ubufatanye mu kubungabunga ubwisanzure bw’Abapfakazi n’Imfubyi hagamijwe Umurimo no kwiteza imbere uzwi nka SEVOTA (Solidarity for the (…)
BY FH Association Rwanda FH Association Rwanda (FH Rwanda) began its work in Rwanda as a relief response to the poverty and human suffering (…)
By YWCA Rwanda Every year on March 8, the world celebrates the International Women’s Day, reflecting on social, economic, cultural and political (…)
Alphonsine Uwimana’s creativeness coupled with expertise in business management has been instrumental in the formation of her luggage store (…)
Marie Clarisse Mfurayabo’s passion for women empowerment pushed her to start an organisation to support vulnerable teen mothers in her home (…)
Twenty-five babies were born on the New Year’s Day from six hospitals in Kigali city according to the mini-survey conducted by The New Times (…)
The Gasabo Intermediate Court on Tuesday, December 29, ordered prosecution to examine the mental health state of a 19 year-old man suspected of (…)
President Kagame addresses members of the press and citizen representatives who had gathered at different sites across the country on Monday, (…)
By François BISENGIMANA Introduction Historically, the Rwandan society has been underpinned by a culture of solidarity, where reciprocity and (…)
By Ninette UMURERWA HAGURUKA is a Rwandan non-governmental organization established in accordance with the Law No 04/2012 OF 17/02/2012 (…)
Twenty Marine Police officers have completed a two-week course on Lake Kivu, boosting the country’s ability to safeguard its waters and the people who depend on them.
Israeli investor Sylvan Adams said Rwanda’s history, particularly the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, inspired him to support (…)
President Paul Kagame on Thursday challenged Africa’s youth to take the lead in transforming the continent, urging them to (…)
RAB plans 819,000 hectares under cultivation in 2026A season with focus on priority crops and higher yields
Sports Minister Nelly Mukazayire says she remains confident in Rwanda’s cyclists competing at the ongoing UCI World (…)
Rayon Sports Women’s Football Club (WFC) has been awarded 5 million Rwandan francs by the Rwanda Football Federation (FERWAFA) after reaching the final of the CECAFA Women’s Club Championship in Kenya.
Representatives of the National Women’s Council (CNF) at the cell and sector levels in Rwanda’s Southern Province say their (…)
Women leaders in Rwanda’s Western Province have launched a community initiative aimed at curbing family conflicts and (…)
Women for Women Rwanda has urged women farmers in Nduba sector, Gasabo District, to adopt professional and market-driven (…)
A women-led cooperative in Rwanda’s Eastern Province has found a new way to add value to beekeeping — producing candles from (…)
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 (…)
Government has launched a mobile phone application aimed at helping parents raise children in the digital era, offering (…)
Rwanda’s national under-16 basketball teams for boys and girls will face tough competition in the Africa Cup, set for (…)
Rwandan author Kayitesi Judence, who lives in Germany, has launched his third book, The Unity Quest, aimed at helping young (…)
As the world marks International Women’s Day on March 8, the significance of this day resonates uniquely in Rwanda’s resilience. For Rwandan women, it symbolizes strength, particularly in light of the country’s tumultuous history, where they (…)
Rwanda’s disability rights organizations say the national budget remains inadequate to meet the needs of people with (…)
Patients at Rwanda’s largest rehabilitation hospital say gaps in health insurance are cutting recovery short, forcing families (…)
The Ministry of Education says the number of education workers trained in special needs and inclusive education grew by 752 in (…)
A newly launched project seeks to enhance economic participation of youth with disabilities through cooperatives in Rwanda.
The Institute of Policy Analysis and Research (IPAR-Rwanda) is the leading Independent, Not-for-Profit Research and Policy Analysis Think Tank in Rwanda. IPAR-Rwanda became fully functional in 2008 with support from the African Capacity Building (…)
USAID leads international development and humanitarian efforts to save lives, reduce poverty, strengthen democratic governance and help people progress beyond assistance.
The Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH has been working in Rwanda for more than 40 years and has an office in the capital Kigali.
Good Neighbors is an international humanitarian development NGO founded in Korea in 1991 to make the world a place without hunger, where people live together in harmony.
