Like many vulnerable families in Gishamvu Sector of Huye District, she struggled to earn a living through small-scale farming. Starting a business seemed out of reach, and owning hundreds of chickens was something she never imagined.
For many visitors, the Rwanda Agricultural Show is a place to discover new farming technologies and buy agricultural products. But for many farmers they see exhibiting this year, it means much more. It is an opportunity to show how training, modern farming practices, and support from development partners have transformed their lives, increased their incomes,
Parents should not leave all the responsibility of raising children to schools. They also need to learn how to support their children’s mental health, behaviour and education, according to the Founder and School Director of Tubafashe Academy School, Dr. Chaste Uwihoreye. Speaking about children’s well-being, Dr. Uwihoreye said a child’s education does not begin and
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By Gasana MUTESI A few weeks ago, I had the privilege of sitting down with Isabelle Darras, founder of the Kwandika project, and Andersonne, a Kigali-based musician who lent his voice to the project’s podcast. Isabelle is a French writer, journalist, and screenwriter with a long history with Rwanda: she worked with Radio Gatashya, a
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Rwanda’s the Rwanda National Investment Trust Iterambere Fund (RNIT) has grown its assets to more than Rwf86 billion and attracted over 350,000-unit holders in its first 10 years of operation, officials have said. The fund, Rwanda’s first Collective Investment Scheme, was established in 2016 to help Rwandans save, invest and build wealth through professionally managed
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As schools continue to compete for better academic results, education experts are increasingly highlighting another factor that shapes children’s success: their mental well-being. At Tubafashe Academy School in Rwamagana District, sports, recreation and the arts are not treated as extra activities but as essential parts of a child’s education. The school believes that children perform
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A traditional canoe race on the waters of Lake Kivu has become one of the biggest attractions at this year’s Karongi Expo, showing how culture, sport, and business can work together to boost tourism. Organizers say the event attracted more than 3,000 visitors every day, up from 500 to 800 daily visitors in previous years,
Tubafashe Academy School has officially concluded the 2025-2026 academic year with a colourful graduation ceremony for nursery pupils moving to Primary One and a celebration of achievements by learners across the school. The event took place on 03 July 2026 at Tubafashe Academy schools located in Rwamagana District Nyakariro sector also highlighted the school’s belief
Twenty-three young mothers from Gahini Sector in Kayonza District who experienced unintended pregnancies are embracing a new chapter in their lives after graduating from a six-month tailoring programme designed to help them achieve financial independence and rebuild their confidence. The vocational training, organized by the non-governmental organization Inspired Vision Foundation (IVF), targeted girls who had
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Despite major progress in HIV treatment, experts say fear, stigma and mental health challenges are keeping many young people away from lifesaving services. Rwanda has become one of Africa’s success stories in the fight against HIV/AIDS. The country has achieved some of the highest treatment and testing rates on the continent, bringing hope that AIDS
