Environment

The Ministry of Environment has been given two months to explain the causes of a loss exceeding Rwf1.23 billion arising from poor management of forestry concession contracts between the Government

The country is heading into a wetter than usual March, with above normal rainfall, strong winds and sharp temperature contrasts expected across the country, according to the latest outlook from the

Prime Minister Justin Nsengiyumva on Saturday, February 28, joined hundreds of residents in Gatenga Sector, Kicukiro District, for this month’s community work exercise, Umuganda. ALSO READ: New

When Akagera National Park completed the fencing of its boundaries in 2007, it marked a key achievement in the conservation of one of Rwanda’s most treasured ecosystems. The move was designed to