AllAfrica on MSN4d
Rwanda: Niyoyita On Revolutionising Pig Farming and Challenging Cultural Stereotypes
For many centuries, Rwandans were more attached to cows, goats, and sheep when it came to livestock farming, while pigs were ...
allAfrica.com on MSN10d
Rwanda: How a 98-Year-Old Weaver Inspired a Women's Cooperative and Preserved Rwanda's Cultural Heritage
In Mpanda village, Byimana sector, Ruhango district, 98-year-old, Catheline Bwinturo is more than just a weaver; she is a ...
Rwandan-backed rebels threaten to expand offensive in east Congo to 2 more provinces, UN envoy says
Rwandan-backed rebels now control large parts of eastern Congo and threaten to expand their offensive west into two ...
iAfrica4d
Rwanda Emerges as Budget-Friendly Paradise for April Travelers
Rwanda is gaining recognition as an affordable and captivating destination for budget-conscious travellers seeking warm ...
Ethiopian News Agency on MSN4d
East Africa Arts, Culture Festival Concluded Successfully: Minister
The three-day East Africa Arts and Culture Festival, themed "Art and Culture for Regional Integration," concluded ...
Nigerian Tribune on MSN3h
Yoruba group rejects bill granting indigene rights through residency, marriage
The group maintained that global best practices do not grant indigenous status based on residency or marriage, citing ...
The New Times on MSN6d
Harvard students share lessons from Rwanda’s development journey
For the past one week, students from Harvard Kennedy School have been on a study tour in Rwanda to learn about the country’s history, culture, and development journey. They held discussion with ...
Legit.ng on MSN3d
Rwanda Planning to Attack Burundi, President Breaks Silence
Burundi’s President Évariste Ndayishimiye accused Rwanda of planning an attack and supporting rebel groups to destabilise his ...
Ethiopian News Agency on MSN10d
East Africa Art and Culture Festival Set to Take Place in Addis This Week
The second edition of the East Africa Art and Culture Festival that anticipates bringing together nine countries will take ...
The Architect’s Newspaper11h
Instead of waiting for acceptance and appreciation, women in the AEC community are creating their own safer, more satisfying job sites
Lately when you might expect women architects to be worried about the rebuilding of gender barriers, they already have a ...
The Indiana Gazette2d
Brighter Tomorrow plans gala to offer a taste of African culture, support refugees and underserved children
The Democratic Republic of the Congo sits firmly in the center of Africa and is the second-largest country by land area in ...