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 Emmanuel Nkangura
Emmanuel Nkangura
The New Times
Agriculture
Eastern Province: Farmers cite concerns over rain shortage, seed varieties ahead of planting season
A view of a newly constructed road in Ngoma District. The District Council has approved compensation worth Rwf 114.8 million for 396 residents affected by ongoing road construction projects. Courtesy
Infrastructure
Ngoma sets aside over Rwf100m for road project claims
Kwigira TVET in Kigabiro Sector, Rwamagana District, celebrated its 11th graduation ceremony on August 28. Emmanuel Nkangura
Featured
Rwamagana: Kwigira TVET graduates 150 students
Officials pose for a group photo at the handover ceremony.
Featured
Gatsibo: How World Vision has enhanced lives of over 40,000 residents
President of Senate François-Xavier Kalinda joins the leaders of the Anglican Church of Rwanda to celebrate the 100th anniversary, at Gahini Diocese in Kayonza District on Sunday, August 24.
Religion
Senate President commends role of Anglican Church in national transformation
Inter-camp games are underway in Mahama since Monday, August 11-courtesy
Refugee inter-camp games underway in Mahama
Patience Mutesi, BPR Managing Director while delivering her speech in Nkamba, she emphasised that the bank will continue leveraging financial assistance to farmers in the region
Economy
BPR at 50: Bank pledges investment in cooperatives, agricultural value chains
Gabiro Agro Processing Industry (Gabiro API), established by RDF through Agro Processing Trust Corporation (APTC), focuses on producing maize, bean, and soybean seeds locally to strengthen Rwanda’s agricultural self-reliance.
Agriculture
Did you know one RDF company produces a third of Rwanda’s seeds?
Patience Mutesi, BPR Chief Executive Officer.
Featured
[FEATURED] BPR at 50: New loan products unveiled, commitment to financial inclusion reaffirmed
After raising awareness in our communities, we handed over eight spears, seven bows, and 25 traps previously used to hunt animals like buffalos and antelopes
Environment
Kayonza: Former poachers trade traps for farming in conservation push
Adeline Niyonagize, a 20-year-old student studying Tourism at GS Mutenderi, sits national exam from the hospital. Photo by Emmanuel Nkangura
Education
PHOTOS: Ngoma: Injured student sits national exams from hospital bed
Hippos partially submerged in the Akagera River near Mahama Sector, where frequent incursions into farmland have endangered lives and destroyed crops.
Security
Kirehe moves to curb hippo attacks with protective barrier
Activity hums under clean, well-lit halls. Traders arrange neat piles of pineapples, avocados, and citrus fruits on wide cement stalls, in the inaugurated  Rwamagana modern market on July 4. - Copy
Business
Rwamagana gets new market for 1,200 traders
Some of the newly constructed housing units that were handed over to sixteen families in Nyagatare as apart of Kwibohora 31, on Thursday, July 3. Photos by Emmanuel Nkangura.
Housing
Liberation: Sixteen families in Nyagatare get new homes
Retired Captain Elizabeth Nyiramwiza, 76, one of the few surviving female fighters, has vivid memories of the harsh terrain and intense battles the liberators endured. Photos by Emmanuel Nkangura
Rwanda
Where liberation began: The rise of Nyagatare District
More than 2,000 people embarked on a 21-kilometre march from Nyagatare to Gikoba to honor the hardships endured by Rwanda’s liberators  in Nyagatare District on Wednesday, July 2. Photos by Emmanuel Nkangura
Rwanda
Nyagatare: Over 2,000 retrace RPA’s first steps on Gikoba trail
A flock of Grey Crowned Cranes at Akagera National Park
Environment
East Africa unites to protect endangered grey crowned cranes
PSF representatives observe a moment of silence during a commemoration event held at Musha Genocide Memorial in Rwamagana on Saturday, June 21.
Kwibuka
Eastern Province: PSF pledges to deepen support for genocide survivors

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