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 Emmanuel Ntirenganya
Emmanuel Ntirenganya
Mourners at Muyumbu Genocide memorial pay tribute to victims of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi last week. They also accorded 26 victims a decent burial. / Courtesy
Muyumbu, home to Rwanda’s first Genocide memorial
Uwamariya speaks to the media during the launch of the project to support graduation from poverty in Kigali, yesterday. (Courtesy photos)
New anti-poverty project launched
Rwanda Defence Forces  and Rwanda National Police have joined the fight against Fall Army Worms to protect farmers against maize loss caused by the pest. (Courtesy photos)
Joint bid to save farmers from crop ravaging armyworms
Ruzibiza explains how the technology for his computerised greenhouse works in Rulindo District. / Courtesy
How Ruzibiza is dealing with the effects of climate change to boost productivity
Children from Ndayisenga Fabrice Foundation (NFF) at the Gisozi memorial site in Kigali. The Ministry of Education children in primary schools taught the dangers of genocide ideolo....
MINEDUC to train teachers in Genocide history
Minister Musafiri lights the Flame of Hope during the event. / Nadege Imbabazi
Our education system has no room for genocide ideology – Minister Musafiri
Mayor Muzuka (2nd R) inaugurates the conference hall in Save Sector, Gisagara last week. (Courtesy)
Southern Province farmers register gains a decade after privatisation of rice mill
Members of European Grassroots Antiracist Movement (EGAM). Sam Ngendahimana
European anti-racist movement vows to end genocidal impunity
Pastor Mitsindo (L), his wife and one of their children in their home in Gasabo District on Tuesday. Emmanuel Ntirenganya.
Abarinzi b’Igihango: Upholding the legacy of those who saved lives during the Genocide
A farmer irrigates his garden. / File
Proper water management presents huge potential for agriculture – experts
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RwandAir, Higher Education Council get new leaders
Munyamaliza (L) speaks in Kigali yesterday. (T.Kisambira)
Civil society urged to support SDGs agenda, embrace research
MPs want her to do more to transform agriculture. (File)
MPs tell agric minister to fast-track sector growth
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Rwanda-Congo Brazzaville discuss refugee repatriation
Farmers pick ready tomatoes for sale at Xavier Baributsa gardens in Rwamagana. / Timothy Kisambira
Local farmers not benefitting from regional rules of origin – experts
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Pensioners want access to workers medical cover
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Rwf53bn dairy project to boost milk production
Dr. Cezar Alvarez Santos Senior IT FAO Rome and Technical Lead of the Project speaks at the meeting as FAO Representative in Rwanda, Attaher Maiga (L) looks on. / Timothy Kisambira
New tech app to boost national agric targets

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