Women

From sleek synthetic wigs to premium human hair imports, Rwanda’s hair extension market is booming—fuelled by shifting beauty standards, rising demand, and a new wave of entrepreneurs redefining

For many centuries, Rwandans were more attached to cows, goats, and sheep when it came to livestock farming, while pigs were mostly overlooked and considered dirty animals. Similarly, eating pork

In Mpanda village, Byimana sector, Ruhango district, 98-year-old, Catheline Bwinturo is more than just a weaver; she is a living archive of Rwanda’s cultural heritage. For over 80 years, her

Often, they say someone’s personality is defined by character and values, not a condition – rich or poor, able bodied or disabled and this applies to Gislaine Teta, a 22-year-old graduate with