Five key areas to benefit from Rwanda nuclear energy plan
Rwanda is pushing forward with ambitious plans to bring its first nuclear energy power plant online by 2030, a strategic move poised to significantly impact five critical sectors of the nation’s development. This initiative, leveraging advanced nuclear technologies, underscores Rwanda’s long-term vision of achieving upper-middle-income status by 2035 and high-income status by 2050, alongside its […]
Authorities prosecute over 100 under 20 for drug involvement
The Rwanda National Police (RNP) has announced that in the past six months, 778 people have been arrested for drug-related offenses, with 114 of them being under the age of 20. Rwanda Police Spokesperson, ACP Boniface Rutikanga, shared this information during an interview on the morning program “Waramutse Rwanda,” which aired on RBA on Thursday, […]
From Service to legacy: Angelina Mushimiyimana’s three decades of care
Angelina Mushimiyimana, now 65, recently concluded three decades of dedicated service as a nurse at Kacyiru District Hospital. Known affectionately in the community as “Mama w’Umutsi,” she gained a strong reputation for her skill in identifying veins and administering injections, even during periods when medical supplies were not always abundant. Born and raised in Kacyiru, […]
Kigali gridlock: Unexpected rains snarl rush hour traffic
A sudden, heavy rain shower hit Rwanda’s capital city yesterday evening, causing big traffic jams and frustration for people trying to get home from work. The rain started around 4 p.m. and quickly made it hard to see and made the roads slippery. Cars had to drive very slowly on main roads like Avenue de […]
70 rhinos find a new home in Akagera National Park
In early June, Akagera National Park received a warm welcome of 70 southern white rhinos, becoming one of the largest single rhino translocations in history. The operation, which ran from June 5th to 9th, marks a bold step forward in Rwanda’s growing role in global wildlife conservation. This new group of rhinos joins several other […]
‘Climate action must be collective’: Rwanda’s rallying call at COP29
Rwanda has once again cemented its position as a leader in climate action. At the recently concluded 29th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP29) in Baku, Azerbaijan, Environment Minister Dr. Valentine Uwamariya delivered a passionate address urging global leaders to take collective action against climate change. Speaking to delegates from around the world, Uwamariya highlighted […]
Observing International Biodiversity Day
International Day for Biodiversity is celebrated every year on May 22, aiming to enhance understanding and awareness of biodiversity issues. This year’s theme, “Be Part of the Plan” calls on Governments, indigenous people, local communities, non-governmental organizations, lawmakers, and businesses to showcase their efforts in supporting the implementation of the Biodiversity Plan. People often underestimate […]
Learn the scarcity of small mammals and the best conservation practices for various species in the ecosystem
Further study on small animals will recognize that there is a significant void in ecosystems caused by the loss of species that humans are unaware of. According to Mr. Méthode Majyambere, following a number of studies, scientists ought to educate the public, but funding for research is still scarce and most people are ignorant of […]
