Once infertile and rocky, the hills of Kirehe are now coming alive 🌱🌿. Thanks to the NAP Project, over 1,400 hectares of land have been planted with resilient trees like Calitris and Eucalyptus, mixed with crops to restore soil fertility, attract rain, and bring hope to local communities 🇷🇼
Rwanda has once again highlighted the important role teachers play in building the nation, as the country marked International Teachers’ Day in Kirehe District on Friday, December 12, 2025. The celebration was held under the theme “Teaching is a profession that requires collaboration.” Although International Teachers’ Day is normally celebrated worldwide on October 5, Rwanda
As primary and secondary students across Rwanda get ready for their first-term holiday, a popular annual tradition is returning an exciting talent competition that helps children under 18 discover and grow their abilities. The event is organized by Assiati Mukobwajana, a journalist at Isango Star. Over the years, the competition has become an important platform
💫🇷🇼 The Kids’ Talent Competition is Back! 🎶🖌️✨ Now Returning for Its 8th Edition! 🌟🎤🎨 Read More »
The Rwanda Muslim Community (RMC) has signed a partnership with MBC Hospital to ensure Muslim women receive healthcare services from female doctors, in line with Islamic values and culture.
As Rwanda joins the world in marking the annual 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, RRP+ and RWAMREC in partnership with RBC , UNFPA and UNAIDS launched an intensive youth-focused campaign in Nyagatare District aimed at reducing HIV infections, promoting positive masculinity, and ending gender-based violence (GBV). The campaign ran from 25 to 27
Youth advocate Munyakazi Sadate shares how Visit Rwanda is transforming the country’s image worldwide 🌍, attracting tourists from the USA, Europe, and beyond ✈🏞, and proving that Rwanda is a rising star in culture, history, and adventure.
ASENTI 2025 in Kigali unites Africa’s top innovators and entrepreneurs, inspiring the next generation to turn bold ideas into real impact. From keynote speeches to hands-on exhibitions, the summit is shaping the continent’s future, one idea at a time.
Rwanda has taken a step toward empowering its young generation with the launch of the Kura Nawe Programme, a four-year initiative designed to equip students in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) schools with essential life skills, knowledge, and access to sexual and reproductive health (SRH) and mental health services. Officially launched at Gacuriro Technical Secondary School in Gasabo District, the programme is a joint effort between the Ministry of Education, UNFPA, and the Embassy of Luxembourg, with support from partners such as the Imbuto Foundation. Through Kura Nawe, over 20,000 young people across Rwanda will gain the tools they need to make informed decisions, stay healthy, and build brighter futures. 🌱🇷🇼
80 children from across the country gathered to demand stronger and more inclusive climate action. From tree planting projects to community initiatives, these young advocates are making their voices heard and influencing Rwanda’s climate policies ahead of COP30. The event highlighted the critical role of children as active participants, not just future beneficiaries, in the fight against climate change.
Abafite ubumuga bwo kutabona mu Rwanda, baracyagowe no kubona inkoni yera kubera igiciro gihanitse bagasaba leta gushaka uburyo bazibona bidasabye kuzitumiza mu mahanga nk’uko indi miti yose iboneka
