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Thousands of dead fishes collected at Lake Muhazi after an incident through which farmers where different cooperatives grow fishes, faced a big loss due to water pollution in the lake on January 17,2021. Fish farmers are hopeful of accessing finance from banks after the government decided to add fish farming to agriculture insurance scheme.Courtesy
Business

Farmers welcome new fish farming insurance scheme

Monday, January 09, 2023
Workers employed in private institutions, including banks and telecommunication companies,are concerned that they are given short unreliable contracts.
Business

Recruitment firms face scrutiny over ‘exploitative employee contracts’

Monday, January 09, 2023
Youth Volunteers distribute food stuff to vurnerable families during the lockdown. Craish Bahizi

Social Protection during the Pandemic: Opportunities and Lessons

Friday, August 18, 2023
Interior view of one of the Sextanio Lodge’s huts at Nkombo Island in Rusizi District. The infrastructure is built in a vernacular style with bamboo, and straw-like structures, to depict Rwandan traditional hut. According to the owners, the Rwf250 million facility is set to be unveiled by February 2023. Photo: Courtesy.
Tourism

Multi-million Italian hotel in Nkombo to boost tourism

Monday, January 09, 2023
Rwandan startup Viebeg, which provides high-quality medical supplies and equipment throughout Central and East Africa through an innovative data-driven procurement platform, has raised a pre-seed round funding to help it scale. (Courtesy Photo)

While inflation roamed 2022, Africa’s innovation ecosystem had another record-breaking year

Sunday, January 08, 2023
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Health

Rwanda FDA bans ‘penile enlargement drugs’

Friday, January 06, 2023
The first made in Rwanda drone on display during the Africa Drone Forum held in Kigali in February 2020. The drone was made by local drone solutions firm Charis UAS. Sam Ngendahimana
Technology

Rwanda secures €37m to digitize public services, boost drone industry

Friday, January 06, 2023
The University of Rwanda employees and students arrive at Gikondo Campus in Kigali. Craish Bahizi
Editorial

Welcome back to a healthier workplace!

Tuesday, January 03, 2023
A bank teller counts money while serving customers at Bank of Kigali head office. File
Economy

Inflation impact on youth; how to mitigate better in 2023

Tuesday, January 03, 2023
Doctors conduct a medical operation at Masaka Hospital in Kicukiro District. Though a communiqué of cabinet meeting decisions, on November 11, 2022, said that from January 2023, the official working hours will be eight, from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, excluding a one-hour lunch break, the Ministry of Health announced that medical personnel will continue to start work at the usual time, 7 am, to ensure that the public has access to essential health services. Photo by Craish Bahizi
Health

Health personnel want to benefit from changes to working hours

Tuesday, January 03, 2023
Doctors conduct an operation at Kacyiru Hospital. Medical personnel will have to start work from the usual time – at 7 am – in a bid to ensure that the public has access to essential health service.
Health

Why working hour change is not applicable for health facilities

Sunday, January 01, 2023
Fish production in Rwanda slightly increased from 41,664 tonnes in 2021 to 43,560 tonnes in 2022. File
Economy

Rwanda’s fish production increases to 43,000 tonnes

Sunday, January 01, 2023