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 Michel Nkurunziza
Michel Nkurunziza
Kasha is a social enterprise that started in 2016 striving to improve access to health, menstrual care and personal care products among other services.
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FEATURED: What you should know about Kasha’s emerging online pharmacy
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Rwandans tipped on investment, tourism opportunities in Ethiopia
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Deported Rwandans appeal for help to access their property in Uganda
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FEATURED: Canal+ Rwanda launches promotion that avails plenty of channels at a lower cost
Amb. Emmanuel Hategeka, Rwandau2019s envoy to the United Arab Emirates, and H.E. Hamad Buamim, President and Chief Executive of Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry, during a virtual meeting on Thursday, March 11.
Rwanda, Dubai discuss business opportunities
Emeline Nyembo is among women lawyers who started the initiative. / Photo: Sam Ngendahimana.
Rwanda
Women lawyers in campaign to provide legal aid to GBV victims
Inmates during a training session in Rwamagana Prison on Wednesday, March 10. At least 12 vocational training centres worth Rwf4 billion have been constructed in five prisons across the country. The facilities will equip inmates with skills in various fields such as ICT, masonry, plumbing, construction, carpentry and leather craft. / Photo: Michel Nkurunziza.
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Skills boost for inmates as prisons get vocational schools
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FEATURED: Ten things to know about BK’s Aguka Trust Fund
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FEATURED: WASAC boss surprises female employees on Women's Day
The ongoing construction activities of Rusumo Hydropower plant. / Photo: Courtesy.
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Unpacking Nile basin investment benefits for regional countries
Vegetable plantation at Murindi in Kigali. / Photo: Sam Ngendahimana.
Business
Low uptake of fertilizers hampering agricultural productivity
Mentors help young girls by equipping them with knowledge about reproductive health, Gender Based Violence.
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FEATURED: ActionAid Rwanda has raised rural women’s economic and leadership power
Tractors working on a farm. Figures show that more than 60 per cent of the smallholder farmers in Rwanda have less than half arnhectare most of which is on hilly land and therefore need affordable mechanization technologies.
Rwanda turns to power tillers to mechanise agric
Rusororo cemetry in Gasabo District .There are still challenges in registering deaths, especially where the deceased has not died from a health facility. / Photo: Sam Ngendahimana.
How efficient is Rwanda’s death registration system?
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Old refrigerators consume power worth Rwf4bn annually
The improved cook stoves will reduce wood consumption by 50 per cent. / Photo: Courtesy.
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Attempts to save forests by distributing modern cook stoves
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Optimism in wildlife conservation as Kagame joins Giants Club
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Two Rwandans named judges to East African Court of Justice

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