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 Michel Nkurunziza
Michel Nkurunziza
A view of kiosks in the revamped Kigali car-free zone, that will be rebranded to u2018Imbuga City Walku2019. / Photo: Craish Bahizi.
Revamp of Kigali’s car-free zone to be complete this month
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How will Rwanda meet 5.5m housing units demand?
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Rwanda faces decline in rainy days
An aerial view of Kigali Special Economic Zone in Gasabo District. / Photo: File.
Govt to dedicate 9,000 hectares towards industrial development
Rwanda National police rescue residents who got stranded at a flooded road in Kigali on February 3, 2020. / File
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Rwanda seeks public-private partnerships to shore up climate resilience
Dieudonne Twahirwa, a young Rwandan entrepreneur in agribusiness who is also the Managing Director of Gashora Farm.
88 percent of Rwandan youth are financially included – new report
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Parts of Rwanda likely to face acute dry spells similar to 2016
Workers at Kigali Leather Ltd, a factory in Kanzenze, Bugesera District. / Photo: File.
Tannery park to be set up in Bugesera to boost leather sector
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Inside new deal to produce energy from Nduba landfill
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Multi-billion dyke that could end floods in Kigali’s commercial hub
Inside a cheese production store in  Nyabihu  District. / Photo: File.
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How can more micro-enterprises adopt e-commerce platforms?
A landscape view of Lake Kivu and some infrastructure on the shores of the lake in Karongi District. Conservation experts have proposed a 'community participatory approach' as a sustainable model that could end the rising encroachment of Rwandau2019s major lakes and rivers buffer zones.
How will major lakes, rivers be saved from persistent encroachment?
Richard Mutabazi, Bugesera district Mayor receiving motorcycles from Frank Kayitare, Interpeace Country Representative in Rwanda
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FEATURED: Interpeace donates motorcycles to improve mental health service delivery
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FEATURED: Rwanda Cooperation moves to share home-grown initiatives, know-how with other countries
Students who are visually impaired read a braille textbook. Activists have called for production and scaling up of Accessible Digital Textbooks (ADT) for learners. / Photo: File.
Will visually impaired learners’ hurdles end soon?
People stranded at a flooded road in Kigali last year. The government will soon scale up Artificial Intelligence technology to strengthen disaster prevention, early warning,  and efficient response to disasters. / Photo: File.
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Rwanda to use artificial intelligence in disaster management
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FEATURED: Sustainable Growers leadership pay tribute to the victims of the1994 Genocide against the Tutsi
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Mushroom growing turns around Kigali’s disabled persons’ livelihoods

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