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 Alice Kagina
Alice Kagina
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Rwanda
Public Investment Ministry dissolved
Prudence Sebahizi, the Director for Institutional Matters and Programmes Coordination at AfCFTA during an interview. Courtesy
Business
AfCFTA: Five challenges limiting youth from engaging in trade
I&M Bank Rwanda Plc showcased its array of digital products while engaging with numerous existing customers to facilitate transactions at the  Rwanda International Trade Fair, Expo 2023. Photos by Craish Bahizi
Featured
I&M Bank showcases digital services at Expo, deepens relations with clients
Rwanda witnessed a deceleration in consumer price growth in July, with a rise of 11.9%, down from the 13.7% recorded in June. CRAISH BAHIZI
Economy
Consumer prices rise to 11.9 percent in July, a deceleration trend
First Lady Jeannette Kagame  addresses delegates during Young Leaders Prayer Breakfast, on August 13.  PHOTOS BY OLIVIER MUGWIZA
Rwanda
First Lady calls on men to have an equal share in parenting
First Lady Jeannette Kagame delivers remarks at the closing of the 11th edition of All Women Together conference on  August 11. All photos by Dan Gatsinzi
Religion
First Lady urges believers to double efforts in socioeconomic growth
Youth Talks Rwanda session deliberating on the role in society construction.
Economy
Rwandan youth urged to acquire green skills for sustainable development
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Agriculture
Making agriculture ‘cool’: Five things that distinguish RICA
Rwanda National Police's fire brigade officers on duty. BNR seeks to attract innovators in financial technologies to explore and introduce digital solutions that can tackle some of the persistent issues in the insurance sector.
Technology
Central bank explores fintech innovations to address insurance challenges
President Paul Kagame poses for a photo with Howard Buffet, the founder of Rwanda Institute for Conservation Agriculture
(RICA) and 75 graduates of the first-ever graduation ceremony at RICA in Bugesera District on Tuesday, August 8. While
addressing graduates, Kagame has challenged them to introduce innovative solutions to spur the needed growth. Photos: Olivier Mugwiza.
Education
Kagame graces RICA first cohort graduation
President Paul Kagame delivers remarks at the first-ever graduation ceremony at  Rwanda Institute for Conservation Agriculture (RICA) in Bugesera District on Tuesday, August 8. Photos by Olivier Mugwiza
Economy
Kagame tasks RICA graduates to find agricultural solutions for Africa’s economic growth
President Andry Rajoelina of Madagascar, delivers remarks during a bilateral business forum in Kigali  on Monday, August 7. Courtesy
Private sector central to development – Madagascar President
Jeanne-Françoise Mubiligi, the acting Chairperson of PSF and Guy Foka, the President of the International Commission of Groupement des Entreprises de Madagascar (GEM) during the signing event on August 7. COURTESY PHOTOS
Economy
Rwanda, Madagascar sign private sector agreement to boost economic cooperation
Prof. Mamoun Homeida, Chairman Board of Trustees at UMST, Khartoum speaks during an interview . Photo by Willy Mucyo
Education
VIDEO: Sudanese academic on expanding medical university to Rwanda
Members of Ndabaga gathered to mark the 20th anniversary of the organization,the ceremony  showcased the courage and sacrificial mindset that characterized women who took part in the liberation struggle. File Photo
Women
‘Ndabaga’ women seek to share expertise in peacekeeping missions
Miners during their activities at a mining site. Aterian Plc, a UK-based mining company has signed a joint venture agreement with Rio Tinto Mining and Exploration Ltd and Kinunga Mining Ltd to explore Lithium in Rwanda.
Rwanda
New joint venture to explore Lithium in Rwanda
A view of Kigali City the capital city of Rwanda. Rwanda and TIME Magazine UK Ltd have entered a strategic partnership that will see the strengthening of the country’s and Africa’s footprints on the global stage. File
Tourism
Rwanda, TIME Magazine partner to amplify Africa's global presence
In Rwanda, mothers exclusively breastfeed their infants during their first six months by 82.8 percent. Courtesy
Health
Rwanda surpasses global exclusive breastfeeding average

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