Muhabura Hotel conceives Diana Fossey legacy
The 12th room of the Muhabura hotel is an archive of the famous Diana Fossey locally known as Nyiramacibiri, a veterinarian who has...
Attractions- Parc de Nyungwe : Uwinka ; point culminant riche en biodiversité
Uwinka est le principal centre d’accueil du Park National de Nyungwe. Sur cette colline, un centre d’accueil pour...
Green Amayaga empowers local communities with fruit trees to improve nutrition and livelihoods
The Green Amayaga initiative has supported local communities by providing fruit trees intercropped with seasonal crops as a sustainable approach to environmental...
Conserving Africa’s Forests
Africa is home to vast forests, particularly the Congo Rainforest, which covers an area of 314 million hectares, making it the second-largest...
ReCIC Project Wraps Up as Rwanda Eyes Greener Cooking Future
As the five-year ReCIC project (Reducing Climate Impact of Cooking) draws to...
World Gorilla Day 2025 with (OHAC) – Gorilla Health
World Gorilla Day 2025 September 24.
It is an annual event dedicated to...
Rwamagana:Amashanyarazi akomoka ku miraseri yongeye ingufu z’Umuriro
Mu karere ka Rwamagana mu murenge wa Rubona hari uruganda rutanga amashanyarazi akomoka ku mirasire y’izuba, yunganira amashanyarazi asanzwe kuko atanga Megawati...
The Return of Giants: Rwanda’s white Rhinos Thrive in Akagera
In the rolling savannahs of Akagera National Park, a quiet but powerful...
Rwanda’s girls breaking barriers in technical education
Traditionally, in Rwanda’s vocational training centers, technical subjects such as welding, mechanics, plumbing, and carpentry have been dominated by boys. Today, more...
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Green Amayaga protects riverbanks and restores biodiversity
Through the Green Amayaga Project, riverbanks have been effectively protected by planting bamboo...