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 Michel Nkurunziza
Michel Nkurunziza
Gardens for Health International has equipped district agriculture officials, sector agronomists, local leaders, and farmer facilitators with practical skills to scale up nutrition-sensitive agriculture. Craish Bahizi
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Burera: Gardens for Health International scales up nutrition-sensitive agriculture
University of Rwanda (UR) and the World Trade Organization (WTO) officially launched a training course for trade negotiators from English-speaking African countries on May 26. Photos by Kellya Keza
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African trade negotiators sharpen skills in UR-WTO training course
Some of the white rhinos introduced to Akagera National Park in 2021. Courtesy
Environment
Plan underway to boost Akagera National Park’s rhino population
A teacher helps visually impaired people during a class for old people with disabilities at Masaka. Craish Bahizi
Health
Half of visually impaired people not using any assistive technologies
A worker removes a battery that is used on electric motorbike. Courtesy
Environment
Rwanda eyes ‘green jobs model’ in $11bn climate plan overhaul
RwandAir's plane taking off at Kigali International Airport. The cabinet meeting approved the ratification of bilateral air service agreements between the  Rwanda and the governments of 12 countries . Sam Ngendahimana
Aviation
Rwanda cabinet approves air service agreements with 12 countries
PSD new leaders in Kigali and provinces.
Politics
PSD elects new committees at provincial level
An artistic  impression of Nyabisindu rehousing project and how how houses will look like  after completing the rehousing model
Housing
Key things to know about Nyabisindu ‘rehousing’ project
A specialist on duty inside the forest. Photo by Irene Galera
Environment
How DNA tech is revealing Akagera’s hidden wildlife
Students in hall for experiments
Environment
How Rwanda is handling tonnes of expired lab chemicals in schools
The previous editions of the summit were held in Rwanda. File
Finance
What Rwanda expects from upcoming microfinance tech summit in Zimbabwe
Beekeepers during a harvesting session . Photo by Moise Bahati
Rwanda
Beekeepers tap into Gishwati-Mukura UNESCO Biosphere Reserve
The management and staff of SONARWA General and SONARWA Life lay wreath to pay tribute to victims at Mwulire Genocide Memorial in Rwamagana District  on May 16. Photos by Craish BAHIZI
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SONARWA staff commemorate 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi
The uptake of  hybrid maize seeds among farmers is set to increase considerably by 2030. Courtesy
Agriculture
Hybrid maize production expected to increase 20% by 2030
Theresie Nyirangirinshuti from Shangi Sector, who survived 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, was killed during the night of May 16 to 17 by unidentified assailants. Courtesy
Crime
Ibuka demands inquiry into murder of Nyamasheke Genocide survivor
Workers at LuNa Smelter, the sole producer and exporter of tin in both Eastern and Central Africa, in Kigali. Photo by Sam Ngendahimana
Economy
ICGLR hails Rwanda for incentives to investors in minerals value chain
The sewage suction truck on duty in Kigali.  File
Infrastructure
Construction of Kigali sewage system begins in June
One of different 688 housing units handed over to residents  constructed under Mpazi Rehousing Model in Gitega Sector, Nyarugenge District. Courtesy
Housing
City of Kigali hands over close to 400 housing units to Mpazi residents

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