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 Michel Nkurunziza
Michel Nkurunziza
Officials, trainers and participants pose for a photo after the opening session of the workshop in Kigali. Photos by Craish BAHIZI
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UNILAK-China project offers training on hazard monitoring
Minister of Environment, Bernadette Arakwiye speaks during the ongoing 30th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30) in Belém, Brazil. Courtesy
Environment
COP30: Rwanda reports progress on Paris Agreement implementation
Telesphore Ndabamenye, Minister of State for Agriculture and Animal Resources (C), and other officials look at the newly unveiled fertiliser product in Bugsesera on Monday, November 10. Photos by Kellya Keza
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Rwanda Fertilizer Company launches customised blends to boost yields
Workers on duty during the construction works to upgrade of the road that started in Jali Sector
Infrastructure
Grassroots funding fuels Kigali’s road upgrades
Ambassador Claver Gatete, United Nations Under-Secretary-General and Executive Secretary of the Economic Commission for Africa speaks  during the official opening of the 2025 Conference on Land Policy in Africa.
Economy
UNECA calls for fairer global systems to unlock Africa’s land potential
Farmers sort coffee beans in Ngoma District. Photo by Dan Gatsinzi
Environment
Coffee sector tightens land monitoring to meet new EU deforestation rules
A view of the ongoing construction works of Kivu Belt Water Supply project in Karongi. The project will improve access to safe and reliable water supply in Karongi.
Environment
AfDB approves Rwf14bn grant for climate resilience project in Western Province
Huye-Kitabi road
Infrastructure
PHOTOS: Progress of 10 key upcountry road construction projects
The 30th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30) will take place from November 10 to 21 in Belém, Brazil.
Environment
COP30: Rwanda to showcase climate action plan
The Rusumo–Kagitumba road connecting Rwanda and Uganda. On Thursday, November 6, the African Development Bank Group approved an additional €217.37 million (approximately Rwf 365 billion) for the project. File.
Infrastructure
Road project between Rwanda, Uganda gets over Rwf360bn in funding
A recent study found that trees planted under agroforestry schemes in Rwanda have an average survival rate of around 64 percent, with some sites recording rates as low as 30 percent due to limited follow-up and monitoring.
Environment
Inside new digital systems tracking forest growth
Chez Lando, one of the junctions set for major road upgrades. The junction improvements are part of the five-year Kigali Urban Transport Improvement Project, which aims to ease traffic flow in and around the capital. Photos by Keza Kellya Raissa
Infrastructure
Property owners await clarity on Kigali junction upgrade plans
Garden Fresh Ltd workers at the packhouse in Masoro Special Economic Zone packing the harvest ready for export. Photo by IGIHE
Business
Govt to prioritise key export commodities under AfCFTA implementation strategy
IPAR–Rwanda released the findings of two studies, Inclusion of MSMEs in Labor Market Systems and Labor Inspection and Administration in Rwanda, during the dissemination event in Kigali. Courtesy Photo
Economy
Why Rwanda’s micro-enterprises struggle to create decent jobs
Women working at the microfactory in the Gishwati-Mukura National Park neighborhood. Courtesy Photo
Environment
Gishwati-Mukura’s restoration boosts wildlife, uplifts nearby communities
Prime Minister Justin Nsengiyumva tours the milk powder factory, one of the key agro-processing industries in Nyagatare District, on August 8. File Photo.
Economy
Rwanda to set up industrial parks for agro-processing
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Agriculture
Africa’s agric programme seeks $100bn as AGRA reaffirms support to states
Officials and participants pose for a group photo during the closing ceremony of the Leaders in Teaching (LIT) program.
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How ‘Leaders in Teaching’ project at UR-CE strengthened secondary education system

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