🇷🇼 Fresh Learners, Healthy Schools: Rwanda Launches #FresheriKuIshuri Campaign to Build a Culture of Cleanliness 🧼✨

The Government of Rwanda, through the Ministry of Education (MINEDUC), has officially launched a nationwide school hygiene and cleanliness campaign called #FresheriKuIshuri. This campaign aims to promote daily habits of cleanliness among learners, teachers, school leaders, and parents, starting from home and continuing at school. 🏫🧽 The campaign was launched on Monday, January 12, 2026, […]

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🌱 Green Gicumbi: Six Years That Changed Lives and Landscapes in Northern Rwanda 🇷🇼

In the green hills of Gicumbi District, something powerful has been happening for the last six years. What started as a response to climate change has grown into a story of hope, dignity, jobs, and restored land. As the Green Gicumbi Project approaches its official end, leaders, partners, and communities have come together to reflect

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💫🇷🇼 CLADHO Promises Frw 200,000 Per Child to Top Five Winners at Rwanda Kids’ Talent Show Finale 🎶✨

The Rwanda Kids’ Talent Show reached its exciting finale, celebrating the creativity and talent of children under 18. Judges guided the finalists, parents cheered them on, and sponsors made a big promise: each of the top five winners in next year’s competition will receive Frw 200,000. The event highlighted the importance of supporting young talents, building confidence, and giving children a safe space to shine.

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No One Left Behind: RRP+ Leads HIV Prevention in Mahama Refugee Camp Through “Playing for Prevention” Strategy

Through the “Playing for Prevention” strategy, RRP+ and its partners are using sports, inclusion, and community engagement to strengthen HIV awareness in Mahama Refugee Camp. Activities like football and sitting volleyball bring youth, women, people with disabilities, and community leaders together, creating a space to share knowledge, fight stigma, and promote healthy living.

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🇷🇼🤝🇿🇼: Rwanda Welcomes 143 Zimbabwean Teachers in Strong Education Partnership to Boost Quality Learning

🇷🇼🤝🇿🇼: Rwanda has officially welcomed 143 Zimbabwean teachers as part of the Rwanda-Zimbabwe teacher exchange programme. Before deployment, the educators completed an induction focused on cooperation, professionalism, and improving the quality of education nationwide.

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🇷🇼New Language Hub Makes International German Exams Easier to Access, Bringing Them Closer to Rwandan Students 🎓🇩🇪

Rwanda has taken exciting step for language learners 🇩🇪✨. For the first time, students in Rwanda can now take internationally recognised German language exams without leaving the country. This follows the official accreditation of Der Sprachen Hub | German Language Academy to host ECL German language examinations, making it the first authorised ECL exam centre

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🩺🇷🇼Rwamagana Community Encouraged to Know Their Health Status to Save Lives.

Residents in Rwamagana District gathered today at Catholic Church Rwamagana Paroisse to benefit from a free public health screening, an initiative aimed at fighting non-communicable diseases and promoting a culture of prevention through early detection. The outreach, organized by Rwamagana District local authorities in collaboration with St. Theresa Foundation and St. Theresa Polyclinic, focused on

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🇷🇼 Nyagatare Residents Say Mixing Trees with Crops Is Like Killing Two Birds with One Stone 🌳🌽

For many years, life was not easy for farmers in Nyagatare District, especially in Matimba and Musheri sectors. The area was heavily affected by climate change. Long dry seasons, strong sunshine, heavy rains, soil erosion, and destructive winds made farming very difficult. Large areas of farmland were bare, without trees to protect the soil. During

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