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 Fidele Nsengiyumva
Fidele Nsengiyumva
Minister of Local government Patrice Mugenzi addresses Members of Parliament  during a plenary session that discussed the social protection and poverty reduction programme on Tuesday, March 25.
Economy
Rwf47 billion loaned out through VUP social protection programme
The Rwanda Energy Group Limited (REG) has said the recent electricity disruptions affecting various parts of the country were caused by acts of vandalism targeting transmission lines.
Energy
Utility body explains latest spate of power disruptions
Children eat nutritious food at ECDC in Nyamasheke District through “GIKURIRO KURI BOSE” program. Photo by Craish Bahizi
Health
How Govt plans to reduce stunting from 33% to 15%
Rwanda launches a land dashboard which is a fully automated platform on Monday, March 10. Courtesy..
Technology
New digital land registrations system ‘a game changer’ – Rwandans
The Minister of Environment, Valentine Uwamariya addresses the Parliamentary Committee on Governance and Gender Affairs on March 10. Courtesy.
Infrastructure
Lawmakers highlight issues in land transfers, taxation of sold plots
Officials pose for a photo during the 3rd RRA Research Day on Friday, March 7.
Economy
Survey shows 15% increase in voluntary tax compliance
A  secondary student showcases their AI project during the grand finale of the First Lego League competition in Kigali,
Technology
Rwanda to develop 50 AI tools across various sectors: official
Two ladies during interact through sign language in Muhanga District .Photo by EmmanuelNtirenganya
Rwanda
Rwanda moves to establish official sign language for PWDs
Coffee farmer Evariste Mutibagirana sorts his plantation in Karenge Sector, Rwamagana District. The initiative aims to replace 3,050 hectares of coffee trees that are over 30 years old. cOURTESY
Agriculture
Govt to revitalize over 4000 hectares of coffee plantations by 2028
Students during an electrical installation exercise at Musanze Polytechnic. Sam Ngendahimana
Education
How TVET schools are enhancing practical training for workforce readiness
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Rwanda
Why Rwanda needs to train enough EV mechanics
The newly constructed  housing blocks to accommodate youths at Iwawa Rehabilitation Centre. Iwawa Rehabilitation Centre accommodates 5,038 males, with 82.3% aged between 18 and 35. Courtesy
Education
Iwawa ex-delinquents build multi-million building after acquiring hands-on skills
The Senate Committee on Social Affairs and Human Rights suggested a review of Rwanda’s curriculum for technical and vocational education and training.
Education
Senators call for curriculum review for TVET education
Members of the Anti-Genocide Parliamentary Forum (AGPF) launched a nationwide tour on February 13, to assess efforts to combat genocide ideology and challenges hindering its eradication. Courtesy
Crime
Lawmakers on tour to assess efforts against genocide ideology
A gas container near the kitchen at Collège Christ-Roi de Nyanza. The use of cooking gas in schools has played a crucial role in protecting forests in the Southern Province. Courtesy
Rwanda
Rwanda targets firewood-free cooking in schools by 2032
Senators follow a presentation of the committee’s chairperson Hadija Ndangiza. Courtesy
Rwanda
Senators laud efforts to integrate refugees in services
The City of Kigali has completed a transformative three-year project, which focuses on large-scale mapping and urban mobility.
Rwanda
Kigali embraces high-resolution topographic mapping for urban development
Community Health workers pose for a group photo by Agaciro Legacy Mall. Courtesy
Health
Lawmakers demand action on troubled real estate project for community health workers

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