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Dancing is also one of their many talents. / Nadege Imbabazi

[PHOTOS] Meet the enterprising young artists of Umurunga Arts Center

Saturday, August 13, 2016
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Why culture is vital in a nation's development

Friday, August 12, 2016
Guests sharing Milk at the fete. (Photos by Francis Byaruhanga)

UMUGANURA: Celebrating Rwanda’s Cultural Values

Monday, August 08, 2016
Ministers Francois Kanimba of Trade and Industry (2nd left), James Musoni of Infrastructure (C) and Julienne Uwacu of Sports and Culture serve milk to children during Umuganura. / ....

[PHOTOS & VIDEO] Umuganura festival: Nation urged to leverage culture for development

Saturday, August 06, 2016
The National Ballet 'Urukerereza' entertains guests during the opening ceremony of FESPAD and Umuganura festivals on Monday. / Teddy Kamanzi.

[PHOTOS] FESPAD, Umuganura merge to bring the best of African culture

Wednesday, August 03, 2016
The Peace Corps volunteers take oath of service. / Teddy Kamanzi.

New Peace Corps to focus on maternal and child healthcare

Wednesday, August 03, 2016
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People

Traditional music is the pride of Rwanda's culture - Nzayisenga

Wednesday, July 27, 2016
Canada-based Rwandan musician Ninette Nyiringango will headline the KigaliUp Festival. / Internet photo.

Music stars to headline KigaliUp festival

Tuesday, July 26, 2016
Deo Munyakazi shows his skills, playing Inanga. / Faustin Niyigenarn

[VIDEO] Inanga is Rwanda's true musical culture, says Munyakazi

Saturday, July 23, 2016
Beautiful Rwandan bridesmaids in traditional Umushanana during an introduction and giveaway ceremony. (File.)
Letters

Rwandans should take pride in Umushanana

Friday, July 22, 2016
President Kagame in a group photo with officials and graduates of the ninth edition of civic education training (Itorero) at Gabiro School of Infantry in the Eastern Province's Gatsibo District yesterday. The President urged the youth never to run away from playing their role in contributing toward the country's socio-economic development, saying it is never too late to contribute. He told the Intore that contributing starts with 'knowing who and what you want to be and doing it with purpose.' / Village Urugwiro.

[GALLERY] It is never too late to play your part, Kagame tells youth

Wednesday, July 20, 2016
Beautiful Rwandan bridesmaids in their traditional Umushanana attire during a traditional wedding.
Society

Old is gold: The rise of Umushanana fashion trend

Thursday, July 14, 2016