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 Michel Nkurunziza
Michel Nkurunziza
A maize plantation in Kayonza. On October 25, the government launched a roadmap to strengthen partnerships in getting rid of poor-quality seeds by 2030. Photo by Sam Ngendahimana
Agriculture
10 things to know about Rwanda's new seed strategy
The National Electoral Commission Executive Secretary Charles Munyaneza addresses the media during a past news briefing. FILE
Rwanda
Electoral Commission sets date for by-elections to fill vacant local government positions
Officials poses for agroup photo during the  launch of a roadmap to strengthen partnerships in getting rid of fake seeds by 2030, on Wednesday, October 25. Courtesy
Agriculture
Agric ministry rolls out plan to eliminate fake seeds by 2030
Farmers work in their Irish potato plantation in Musanze District. Sam Ngendahimana
Agriculture
Scientists seek response to disease that erodes 80% of Irish potatoes
Over 2,000 Rwandan youth living in Canada and the US will meet during the 2023 Rwanda Youth Convention, in Ottawa-Gatineau. Courtesy
International
Over 2,000 Rwandan youth in Canada, US to discuss their role in development
Some districts could face strong wind speeds ranging between 8 and 10 metres per second over the next 10 days. Courtesy
Environment
Weather forecast: What to expect in the next 10 days
Delegates at  the 2nd Open Science Conference of the World Climate Research Programme in Kigali. Courtesy
Environment
Open Science Conference: 160 research findings to help advance climate resilience
Rwanda is seeking to increase sweet potato production from eight to 30 tonnes per hectare using six new varieties. Courtesy
Agriculture
Rwanda turns to sweet potatoes as wheat flour baking substitute
A health worker administers a Covid-19 vaccine in Kigali on August 23, 2021. CRAISH BAHIZI
Science
Rwanda’s cooling centre mobilises $25m to improve vaccine supply
Maize farmers across the country are worried as armyworms have built resistance to pesticides. File
Agriculture
Maize farmers worry as fall armyworms build resistance against pesticides
A pin-tailed whydah locally known as "Matene" photographed at  Nyandungu Eco-Tourism Park. Nearly 200 bird species that had migrated due to wetland degradation have returned to Nyandungu Wetland Eco tourism Park after its rehabilitation. Photo by Sam Ngendahimana
Environment
PHOTOS: Nearly 200 bird species return to restored Nyandungu eco-park
One of the 61 houses that were destroyed by strong wind  in Nyagatare district.Courtesy
Environment
Strong wind destroys 61 houses in Nyagatare District
Rwanda Revenue Authority (RRA) recognise outstanding taxpayers in the 2022-2023 fiscal year. The activity was launched in Gisagara District on October 17, 2023. Courtesy
Featured
FEATURED: RRA recognises outstanding taxpayers in Southern Province
Experts responsible for Early Childhood Development (ECD) in every district during the workshop. They have been assigned the responsibility of guiding the screening process and determining the condition of autistic children nationwide. COURTESY
Health
ECD experts enlisted to assess autistic children
The report on mental health status at work was part of mental health month. Courtesy
Health
Report reveals factors affecting employees’ mental well-being
Strong wind, during the weekend, from October 14 to 15, 2023, left hundreds of families in Nyanza district
Environment
Strong wind destroys 100 houses
Paul Foster, the Executive Director and founder of CO2 Capital Projects Africa during a podcast show on October 9. PHOTO BY EMMANUEL DUSHIMIMANA
Current Affairs
PODCAST: Entrepreneur outlines vision to unlock Rwanda's carbon trading potential
Citizens walk others sit on new benches at Imbuga City walk . The City of Kigali will host the 23rd International Walk21 Conference on walking and liveable communities from October 16 to 20. File
Health
CoK hosts conference on walkable streets, public spaces

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