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 Papias Dedeki Kazawadi
Papias Dedeki Kazawadi
Kigali hosted the Africa Australia Clean Energy Conference from August 6–7 under the theme “Advancing a Sustainable Future Through Clean Energy, Climate Innovation and Critical Minerals for a Just Inclusive Transition”.
The smart city mirage: who are we building for?
A view of Kigali’s Central Business District (CBD) in Nyarugenge District, showcasing the city’s modern skyline, high-rise developments, and ongoing urban transformation. Photo by Dan Gatsinzi.
Kigali's urban excellence needs more than plans
A view of the Kigali skyline in Nyarugenge District on Thursday, May 28, as ongoing urban redevelopment projects continue to reshape the city’s landscape. Photo by Dan Gatsinzi.
Three builders Rwanda needs for Vision 2050
President Paul Kagame, Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan, and Togolese counterpart Faure Essozimna Gnassingbé and other senior delegates pose for a group photo at the summit in Kigali on May 19. Dan Gatsinzi
Africa’s nuclear future cannot be built on shortcuts
A section of one of the streets of Kigali, in the city's Central Business District on Monday, May 11. Photo by Craish Bahizi
Our country’s future will not be built by concrete alone
The RDB building will be temporarily closed to allow for planned renovation and upgrade works. Photo by Dan Gatsinzi
When a building speaks, a nation must listen
Delegates follow proceedings during the 20th Umushyikirano edition in Kigali on February 5. Photo by Olivier Mugwiza
Why ownership is Rwanda’s next development frontier
Architects and quantity surveyors look over building plans. Rwanda’s Parliament has updated the law to officially include quantity surveying as a recognized profession alongside architecture and engineering. Net Photo
Rwanda’s built environment at a crossroads: The law is passed, but the real work begins now
Aerial view of Remea sports hub in Rwanda
From memory to momentum: Building Rwanda with vision, values, and purpose
Road construction in Kigali. CRAISH BAHIZI
Engineering Africa’s liberation: From Sidelines to true sovereignty
Workers carry packages at Rwanda Fertilizer Company in Bugesera. Photo by Craish Bahizi
Engineering for Industrialisation: A call to action for Rwanda’s transformative growth
A view of Kicukiro-Bugesera highway in Kigali.
Engineering Africa’s sustainable future: A United vision
New members of  the Institution of Engineers Rwanda (IER) take oath to be accredited by the institution in Kigali. Photo by Craish Bahizi
Engineering accreditation a game changer for a sustainable future
Engineers during a study tour at the ongoing construction activities of Nyabarongo Hydropower plant. Photo by Emmanuel Dushimimana
What needs to be done to leverage professional engineering data for Africa’s future
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Lessons African Engineers can learn from Rwanda's Rebirth to effectively contribute to Africa We Want
An aerial view of Kigali city's business district.File
How private inspection practitioners boast Rwanda’s smart cities' development
People during a guided tour of the newly inaugurated French owned Isange Estate at Rebero in Kigali. file
Missing links and mitigations in Rwanda’s affordable housing initiatives

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