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 Emmanuel Ntirenganya
Emmanuel Ntirenganya
Some of the chicks produced by Uzima Chicken Ltd in Rwanda. A ban imposed on poultry imports in November 2021 remains. Photo: Courtesy.
Rwanda on course to wean herself off poultry imports
A specialist demonstrates how to use Irembo online services in Kigali in 2019. Senators have said that some members of the Rwandan community living abroad face difficulties accessing government services online through Irembo. / Photo: File.
Senate: some Rwandans abroad unable to access Irembo services
Farmers sort their maize production at a collection site in Gatsibo District. File.
Govt raises maize prices to offset farmers’ losses
A view of Karama model village in Nyarugenge District.
Senate to summon PM over issues in model villages
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Senate committee tables report on model villages
Members of parliament during a prelinary session in January 2020. / Craish Bahizi
Rwanda
MPs approve Rwf175bn funding for human capital development
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Business
Rwanda’s agriculture exports rose by 39% to Rwf543bn in 2021
Dominique-Savio Imbabazi, an insect breeder and founder of Golden Insect, showcases a package of his product.
Rwanda considers black soldier flies for protein-rich animal feed
Senators during a plenary session in 2020. Senators have said that the National Commission for Human Rights (NCHR) should reform the means of receiving human rights violation.
Rights body urged to adopt tech-enabled reporting system
Members of Parliament during a past session.
MPs urge adequate funding for major healthcare plan
Minister of Finance and Economic planning Uzziel Ndagijimana  arrives at the parliament to present national budget in 2020. / File
Rwanda
Parliament approves Rwf4.4tn revised budget
Senators during a session in 2020. The Senate has resolved to make an in-depth inquiry into issues hindering the implementation of the Early Childhood Development Programme.
Senate to probe issues perpetuating child malnutrition
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Rwanda
Ombudsman’s report: 5 sticking issues that need urgent attention
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Rwanda
Coffee cherry price increases by 65%, farmers welcome news
Farmers sort their maize production at a collection site in Gatsibo District. / Courtesy.
Rwanda
Senate to look into farmers’ post-harvest handling dissatisfaction
Farmers sorting silk cocoons. There is worry among farmers about the future of their activities after the Korean investor left Rwanda's silk sector . / Courtesy
Rwanda
Rwandan silk farmers in dilemma after the exit of a Korean investor
Senators during a Plenary session in 2020.Courtesy
Senate wants cabinet to explain inflation, insurance challenges
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Rwanda
National budget increased by 16% to over Rwf4.4 trillion

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