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Once a champion, now a beggar: The fall and plea of Team Rwanda icon Jean Bosco Nsengimana
Jean Bosco Nsengimana once stood at the pinnacle of Rwandan cycling. Born in 1992 in Shashwara, Nyabihu District, he rose through the ranks to…
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L’infrastructure est la priorité la plus urgente de l’Afrique et sa plus grande opportunité
L’histoire de l’Afrique au XXIe siècle est faite de promesses, de contradictions et de priorités pressantes. De l’urbanisation rapide à…
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Rwanda’s tea industry faces scrutiny over direct sales and transparency
Rwanda’s tea often fetches premium prices, averaging 15–20 percent more than other East African producers at the Mombasa tea auction in Kenya, where regional…
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RWANDA’S ILLEGAL MINERS: A LIFE OF RISK AND RELENTLESS POVERTY
By Clemy Keza For much of his young life, Jean Baptiste Uwamungu believed illegal mining was what everyone in Rwanda did to survive poverty. “I was probably 10,” said the now 28-year-old father of…
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Once a champion, now a beggar: The fall and plea of Team Rwanda icon Jean Bosco Nsengimana
Jean Bosco Nsengimana once stood at the pinnacle of Rwandan cycling. Born in 1992 in Shashwara, Nyabihu District, he…
‘We have no other choice’: The Risk Sharita Island Women Take for Healthcare
By Sam NgendahimanaOn a cloudy day in May,Marie Anne Mushimiyimana, eight months pregnant, is on her way home from a…
PICTORIAL: How once-degraded wetlands are turning into recreational city spaces
Two artificial ponds under construction at Gikondo Wetland, the former Gikondo industrial park in Kigali. Upon completion, a total of…
Rwanda’s tea industry faces scrutiny over direct sales and transparency
Rwanda’s tea often fetches premium prices, averaging 15–20 percent more than other East African producers at the Mombasa tea…
RWANDA’S ILLEGAL MINERS: A LIFE OF RISK AND RELENTLESS POVERTY
By Clemy Keza For much of his young life, Jean Baptiste Uwamungu believed illegal mining was what everyone in Rwanda did to survive poverty. “I was probably…
In Rwanda, Ex-Smugglers Help To Tackle Border Crimes
By Mutangana Emmanuel Gatuna Border - a border point between Rwanda and Uganda. GATUNA BORDER – When Eric Gatabazi was…