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 Joan Mbabazi
Joan Mbabazi
Clients shopping some of the Christmas trees and gifts at Kigali Business District on Sunday, December 24, ahead of Christmas Day. All Photos by Craish Bahizi
Rwanda
PHOTOS: Christmas shopping: A Kigali gift map
A hawker sells toys to a customer in downtown Kigali. The festive season involves celebrations that require spending money on food, gifts, or outings. File photo
Rwanda
January blues: How to avoid a festive financial hangover
Jordan Foundation, organized a Christmas party for kids with visual impairment on  December 21  in Rutunga Sector. All photos by Nkubito Chelsea
Featured
FEATURED: Jordan Foundation hosts heartwarming Christmas celebration for visually impaired children
Kigalians on walkways of the newly restored Nyandungu wetland.  Courtesy
Tourism
Family fun: A festive guide in Kigali
Some of the 50 underprivileged children of the A-Bato Organisation were hosted CANAL+ Rwanda  a festive celebration with them at Canal Olympia Rebero on Wednesday, December 20. Craish Bahizi
Featured
FEATURED: CANAL+ Rwanda treats deprived children to festive film, delights
The book goes for Rwf15,000. Courtesy photo
Rwanda
Religion vs science: Local authors’ book explores contradictions
A recent study indicates that brisk walking, at a speed of four or more kilometers per hour, can reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes. Photo: Courtesy
Health
New study shows faster walking may lower type 2 diabetes risk
Clients tour  Nyamirambo Women’s Center, a colorful shopping center that displayed all kinds of Rwandan souvenirs in Kigali. Photos by Emmanuel Dushimimana
Women
Nyamirambo Women’s Center: Place for souvenirs, hope for women
First Lady, Jeannette Kagame cuts a cake with children during the annual End of Year Children’s Party at Village Urugwiro, on Saturday, December 16. PHOTOS BY DAN GATSINZI
Rwanda
PHOTOS: First Lady hosts children's end-of-year party
A teacher helps a student at Groupe Scolaire Kimisange. The world Teachers’ Day will be celebrated in Rwanda on December 14. Photo by Dan Gatsinzi
Education
World Teacher’s Day: Why teachers’ shortage is still an issue
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Music
Move Afrika: Beyond just music
Aliane Iranzi, the best performer in Business Administration from College APPEC (c) with her family members after getting her laptop as NESA released the national exam results on Monday, December 4. Photo by Dan GATSINZI
Education
A-Level exams: Upcountry students dominate, school leaders share secret
Minister of Education Gaspard Twagirayezu interacts with the 19-year-old,  Emile Cyubahiro who is the overall winner in sciences as his mother looks on during the event in Kigali on December 4. Photo by Dan Gatsinzi
Education
A-Level science champ credits struggling mother for his success
Minister of Education Gaspard Twagirayezu hands over a laptop to a  19-year-old winner Martha Izere Samaza and her father Emilien Bisamaza during the event. Photo by Dan GATSINZI
Education
A-Level exams: Top winner in languages aspires to be “a voice for the voiceless”
Gender-based violence manifests in many forms, ranging from physical and psychological, to economic and sexual. INTERNET PHOTO
Women
How to address, overcome the impact of gender-based violence
A mobile clinic to  facilitate Isange One Stop Centre to help more victims in the country
Rwanda
Taking action: How to support victims of Gender-based violence
Harmful pesticides found in nearly half of regular baby food, study reveals. Internet
Health
Harmful pesticides found in nearly half of regular baby food, study reveals
Collège Saint-Albert was established by Rwandan students exiled in Belgium and DR Congo. The ‘Club Solidarité Collège St Albert’ will inaugurate the Umurage Foundation on Sunday, November 26, at the Kigali Convention Centre. COURTESY
Education
Collège Saint-Albert’s Umurage Foundation aims to give back to society

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