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A technician during the electricity supply activities in Gicumbi District.  The government’s aim to achieve 100 percent energy access within five years is admirable. Photo Courtesy 
Editorial
Rwanda’s energy policy needs bold steps for a green future
Rwandan and Congolese ministers of foreign affairs on Tuesday, November 5, met at the two countries’ border to discuss peace and security in eastern DR Congo. Photo by Justin Kabumba
Editorial
We need honesty and accountability for sustainable peace in the region
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Editorial
Teenage access to contraception is a necessity
 Medics participate in a medical drill on epidemic preparedness at King Faisal Hospital, on October 17, 2022. The successful discharge of the last infected patients highlights the strength of the country's healthcare system. Photo courtesy.
Editorial
Marburg may be behind us but continued vigilance is of utmost importance
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Editorial
Justice has been served in Genocide convict Rwamucyo’s trial
Belange Byiringiro and his colleagues at Kayonza based cooperative ‘PYAM’ designed a “mobile irrigated garden”. Courtesy
Editorial
Innovations in agriculture could end food insecurity, malnutrition
Prime Energy PLC, has raised some Rwf9.58 billion from its inaugural green bond.
Editorial
Prime Energy’s latest issuance spells confidence in green financing
The International Monetary Fund (IMF),  has upgraded Rwanda’s economic outlook for 2024 to 7%, 0.1 percentage points higher from its April economic outlook. BAHIZI
Editorial
IMF upgrades Rwanda’s economic projection, but work is not done
Medics in charge of helping Marburg patients at Kigali Hospital. According to the Ministry of health, only one Marburg patient under treatment.
Editorial
End for Marburg outbreak may be in sight, but vigilance remains critical
A Rwandan peacekeeper attends to a resident during a medical outreach in Amadi Village, South Sudan, on October 18, 2024. Courtesy photo
Editorial
Latest smear campaign against RDF peacekeepers is doomed to fail, like many before it
The four-day forum themed “One People, United in Culture, creating for the world”.
Editorial
Accelerated support will unlock creative economy potential
Rwandan peacekeepers from RwanBatt1 sort scholastic materials during a handover event at Kapuri Primary School, on the outskirts of South Sudan’s capital Juba on Monday, October 14. Courtesy
Editorial
RDF proves peace is beyond gun silence
Rwanda's satellite' RWASAT-1 showcased in Kigali on May 16, 2019. TRL Space CEO and founder, Petr Kapoun has revealed that Rwanda's first hyperspectral satellite is being built. File
Editorial
Hyperspectral satellites could usher Rwanda into a new era
Col (rtd) Joseph Karemera was Rwanda's first Minister of Health after the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. He later on served in several other senior roles including as education minister, senator and ambassador. File photos
Rwanda
FLASHBACK: An interview with Col (rtd) Dr Joseph Karemera
The Minister of State for Health, Dr Yvan Butera (left), chats with a front-line worker inside a mobile clinic that was providing Marburg vaccinations in Kigali on Sunday, October 6, 2024. Courtesy photo
Editorial
With continued compliance, the end of Marburg outbreak is within reach
France, a hotspot of deniers of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi is finally trying an author, Charles Onana for the crime.
Editorial
A genocide denial trial in France is better late than never
State Minister for Health Dr Yvan Butera visits a mobile clinic in which medics are conducting the Marburg Vaccination exercise on Sunday, October 6. Courtesy
Editorial
A call for unity and calm amidst Marburg outbreak
A teacher during a class at Groupe Scolaire Muhima in Nyarugenge on October 1. Photo by Emmanuel Dushimimana.
Editorial
Teachers are the backbone of our nation; let us all support them

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