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 Linda M. Kagire
Linda M. Kagire
Comedian and actor Ndjoli Kayitankore, commonly known as Kanyombya during the interview with The New Times on February 28. Photos by Emmmanuel Dushimimana
Showbiz
Staying timeless: Kanyombya’s secret to longevity in Rwanda’s entertainment
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Education
Defying the odds: How St. Filippo Smaldone students are excelling in STEM
Violence has no gender - every victim deserves to be heard, believed and protected. Courtesy
Society
Breaking the silence: The hidden crisis of gender-based violence against men
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Rwanda
Breaking barriers: Girimbabazi's journey as Rwanda's first female Olympic swimmer
CLA was among the first churches in Rwanda to embrace social media
Religion
Beyond the pulpit: The evolution of Rwanda's church ministry in the era of social media
Dr. Donatilla Kanimba during the interview with The New Times. She has been at the forefront of advocating for the rights of the disabled and impaired – not just in Rwanda. Willy Mucyo
Society
Dr. Donatilla Kanimba: A journey of resilience and advocacy for the visually impaired
Former Rwanda Prime Minister Late Agathe Uwilingiyimana
Rwanda
Agathe Uwilingiyimana: A hero’s legacy through the eyes of her family
A health worker demonstrates how one method works during a family planning awareness campaign in Gihundwe in Rusizi District in 2019. File photo.
Health
How family planning trends have evolved in Rwanda over the years
Marie-Immaculée Ingabire.
Women
VIDEO - Outspoken and defiant: Ingabire reflects on decades of advocacy for women’s rights
Massage parlours and saunas have become a phenomenon, with many establishments of this kind popping up in many places in the City of Kigali. Sam Ngenda
Society
Behind the scenes: How massage parlours are becoming hotbeds of promiscuity
Some cows struck by lightning in Nyagatare in 2021. Courtesy.
Environment
Rwanda's lightning hotspots: Why some areas are more prone to strikes
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People
Prof. Rwigamba Balinda: A lifelong commitment to shaping Africa’s future leaders through education
Gislaine Teta, a 22-year-old graduate with hearing impairment, recently graduated from University of Rwanda. Courtesy
Women
Empowered by adversity: Teta Gislaine’s journey to support others with disabilities
A pharmacist looks for drugs at Kisimenti in Kigali.Photo by Craish Bahizi
Health
A look at the evolving nature of anti-malarial drugs in Rwanda
Dihydroartemisinin-piperaquine (DHAP) and artesunate-pyronaridine (ASPY) are new drugs to be introduced in Rwanda.
Health
What you should know about new antimalarial drugs amid case surge
Some of the boarding students arrive at Kigali Pele Stadium to board buses on their way to school on Friday, January 3. Photo by Emmanuel Dushimimana
Education
Dealing with ‘January blues’ as children head back to school
The Marburg viral disease was the most news-dominating topic for Rwanda in 2024
Health
The year Rwanda fought off two epidemics and achieved key milestones in delivering healthcare services
Rwandan visual artist Dolph Banza for three months worked with FIA to come up with the visuals to be displayed in the background during the awards ceremony.
Meet Dolph Banza, the visionary behind FIA awards' visuals

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