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Linda M. Kagire

Linda M. Kagire

L-R: Emmanuella AfoyoWere (Uganda), Johnson Aduma Ochong (Nigeria), Victoria Muludiki (DR Congo), and Simeon Azeh Kongnyuy (Cameroon). PHOTOS BY WILLY MUCYO

Studying in Rwanda through the eyes of international scholars

Friday, January 19, 2024

A mother helps her autistic child write on a flip chart at the Kigali Autism Centre in Kagugu, Gasabo District on December 23, 2022. Photo Craish Bahizi

How hard is it for autistic children to go to school?

Thursday, January 18, 2024

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Is Rwandan hip-hop dead or has it evolved? What industry players say

Tuesday, January 16, 2024

Singer The Ben and wife Pamella Uwicyeza. Net photo.

The Ben, Pamela spoilt for choice as they head for honeymoon

Thursday, January 04, 2024

Florence Sangwa Sifa, a youth agripreneur said that 2024 is the year she hopes to grow as a young person in agri-business. Courtesy

2024: Rwandans share prospects, ambitions

Thursday, January 04, 2024

Delegates during End of the year event at Kigali Convention Center on December 30.

Ending the year on a high: How Rwanda’s music industry blossomed in 2023

Monday, January 01, 2024

A new look of Biryogo in Nyarugenge District. The predominantly Muslim neighbourhood became popular for its diversity and hospitality of the people. Photos by Christianne Murengerantwari

Know your suburbs: The transformation of Biryogo

Monday, December 11, 2023

A joyful Regina Mukakalisa and her husband Theophile Independence are living a happy and healthy marriage after enduring years of abuse, tolerating alcoholism, and allowing their children

Breaking the cycle: A family’s triumph over hardship and GBV

Friday, December 08, 2023

LaDonna Sanders Nkosi, an award-winning speaker and transformation agent, talks to The New Times about coming to Rwanda and falling in love with the country. PHOTOS BY OLIVIER MUGWIZA

How Rwanda stole the heart of an American peace and culture advocate

Monday, December 04, 2023

A victim of sexual violence crime. Gender-based violence manifests in many forms, ranging from physical and psychological, to economic and sexual. INTERNET PHOTO

Uncovering the veiled reality of intimate partner violence

Monday, November 27, 2023

According to experts, stress and an unbalanced diet are some of causes of premature greying. Photo by Christianne Murengerantwari.

Going grey ‘early’: What is the cause?

Friday, November 17, 2023

Monica Musonda, a Zambian entrepreneur and CEO of Java Foods, was among the speakers at the two-day Africa Women Innovation & Entrepreneurship Forum 2023 (AWIEF), which was held in Kigali from November 9-10. Courtesy

“Do not be afraid to start out”: Zambian entrepreneur Monica Musonda to young women eying the business world

Tuesday, November 14, 2023

Former residents of Kangondo on their arrival to Busanza estate during the relocation exercise. Photo by Dan Gatsinzi

The evolution of Busanza, a once over-looked Kigali suburb

Thursday, November 09, 2023

Dr. Maniragaba urges people to listen to and understand their bodies and seek treatment early. PHOTOS BY CHRISTIANNE MURENGERANTWARI

An overview of breast cancer through an oncologist’s lens

Monday, November 06, 2023

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Bisesero: How Aminadabu Birara became a beacon of resistance against the Genocide

Thursday, November 02, 2023

The feature film, dubbed “Bisesero: A Daughter’s Story”, will recount the little-known true story of the Bisesero Resistance. Courtesy

Genocide: Bisesero heroics to be documented in new movie

Wednesday, November 01, 2023

He said Rwanda benefited in many ways. FILE PHOTOS

Trace’s Laouchez reflects on awards in Rwanda, lessons learnt and what the future holds

Monday, October 30, 2023

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Traditionalist Rutangarwamaboko on quest to preserve Rwandan culture

Wednesday, October 25, 2023