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 Michel Nkurunziza
Michel Nkurunziza
Aerial view of the newly restored  Ibanda-Makera forest that was designated for beekeeping in Kirehe District. Ibanda-Makera is a 169-hectare natural gallery forest  in Eastern Province, which has savanna trees, swamps, and large trees watered by the Makera stream. Courtesy
Environment
Restored Sanza, Ibanda-Makera forests to boost honey production
Workers melting tin at LuNa Smelter Ltd in Gasabo District. Photo by Sam Ngendahimana
Economy
Mining: Rwanda looks to steel, glass making for growth
Prime Minister Edouard Ngirente and other delegates during a guided tour of a mini exhibition at the opening of Rwanda Mining Week on Wednesday, December 4. Photos by Craish Bahizi
Economy
PHOTOS: Ngirente calls for environment-friendly mining practices
A segment of the artistic impression of Kigali Green City project in Kinyinya in Gasabo District. Courtesy
Infrastructure
Govt unveils eco-friendly transport plan for Kinyinya green city
At least 3,506 households located in disaster hotspots have been evacuated and given temporary accommodation.
Environment
Heavy rains: 3,500 households evacuated from risky areas
People plant trees during Umuganda in Kicukiro on November 30. Over 1000 fruit tree seedlings including avocado, mango, orange, citrus, and guyava were planted at  Ayabaraya,
Rwanda
City of Kigali seeks five fruit trees per household
Farmers who were recognized by ICRAF, pose for a photo during the awarding ceremony. Courtesy
Featured
FEATURED: ICRAF introduces new strategies to increase tree cover on farms countrywide
Group of Rwandan children after traditional dance performance
Rwandan children in USA showcase talents in preserving culture
Rwanda’s lead negotiator, Juliet Kabera, who is Director General of Rwanda Environment Management Authority and other delegates (C) during the negotiations. Courtesy.
Rwanda
Global negotiators fail to reach agreement on plastic pollution treaty
A technician producing potato seeds under the partnership between RAB and CIP. Courtesy
Agriculture
Soil testing tech could boost Rwanda’s Irish potato production by 20%
Miners on duty in Kabacuzi in Muhanga District. According to Rwanda Mines, Petroleum and Gas Board (RMB) , mining companies that pollute rivers could lose their licences. File
Environment
Mining firms risk losing licences over polluting rivers
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Rwanda
Raising survival rates of planted trees to help Rwanda tap into carbon market
Clean cooking technologies and modern methods have been implemented at Groupe Scolaire St Jean Munini, Nyaruguru. Photos by Emmanuel Dushimimana
Rwanda
Lawmakers propose clean cooking solutions for schools to check firewood use
Panelists engage in a discussion during the 9th FGF University  in Kigali on  November 27, 2024. Photos by Craish Bahizi
Featured
FEATURED: INES-Ruhengeri showcases new technologies for land management
Some of over 200 students from the University of Medical Sciences and Technology (UMST) in Khartoum, Sudan, who relocated to Kigali, to continue their studies at University of Rwanda. Mugwiza
Education
With 10,000 foreign students, Rwanda seeks to become hub for university education
One of the bridges damaged by gullies and rivers which are overflown by floods originating from Volcanoes
Environment
Musanze: Major repair of bridges underway to curtail volcano floods
Landowners around Amahoro Stadium were given a two-month deadline to redevelop the area to avoid landownership termination under the enforcement of the 2024 ministerial order.RBA
Rwanda
How property owners can avoid termination of land ownership contracts
On the sidelines of  the Global Plastics Treaty negotiations , Juliet Kabera, the Director General of Rwanda Environment Management Authority (C) ,received a petition from almost three million people from around the world calling for an ambitious treaty.
Environment
Rwanda receives petition from 3 million people calling for end of plastic waste

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