Women go slow on babies, seek work

AS GIRLS spend more time at school and women are busy with work, Rwanda has registered a sharp drop in fertility rates and the World Bank (WB) says this is good news for the country’s long-term development prospects.
FOCUSED: Rwandan girls would rather spend more time in class and work than in the labour ward. As a result, the fertility rate dropped from six children per woman in 2005 to four i....
FOCUSED: Rwandan girls would rather spend more time in class and work than in the labour ward. As a result, the fertility rate dropped from six children per woman in 2005 to four i....
Kenneth Agutamba