Nyungwe National Park : From poachers to guardians.
Nyungwe Park is the biggest in Rwanda, and happens to be the oldest in Africa, NIYIGABA Protais the Nyungwe...
Environmental communication stakeholders will meet in Brazzaville around FOMADECIE-BC in March 2025
The FOMADECIE-BC (Forum on the Development of Environmental Communication and Information in the Congo Basin) The FOMADECIE-BC (Forum on...
Rwanda seeks to reduce ‘potent greenhouse gases’ from livestock
Faustin Munyazikwiye, the Deputy Director General of Rwanda Environment Management Authority. A national roadmap is being developed to reduce methane-...
The power of love: Nyirahabimana’s journey with albinism
Nyirahabimana and her two sons, Enock and Honoré, pose for a family photo at their home in Rutsiro. Photo: Alice...
Scientists seek to save endangered plant species in Rwanda’s hot springs
Scientists conduct research on endangered species in Rwanda. Scientists are calling for the development of a modern plant propagation and...
Can Africa position its carbon market to finance climate action?
Paul Muthaura, CEO of the Africa Carbon Markets Initiative (ACMI). Courtesy As climate change continues to impact economies, African nations—disproportionately...
Now that floods have come to cities, govts will be forced to act
People pull a car submerged in flood water along Thika Road in Nairobi, capital of Kenya, on May 1, 2024....
Rwanda’s rivers ‘likely to burst their banks’ as regional countries face flood crisis
Rwanda’s rivers ‘likely to burst their banks’ as regional countries face flood crisis Rwanda Water Resources Board (RWB), on Tuesday,...
Rwanda Parliament Raises Concerns Over Nduba Landfill Management
Nduba landfill Nduba landfill-File photoThe Parliament Accounts Committee (PAC) has tasked the Water and Sanitation Corporation (WASAC) to resolve the...
Govt mulls ban on concrete tombs to optimize land use
A view of Rusororo cemetry in Gasabo District. A proposed law amendment seeks to ban burying the dead in tombs...
Rwanda’s tourism revenue hit $620 million in 2023
Tourists visit Akagera National Park. Rwanda’s tourism revenue rose by 36 percent from $445 million in 2022 to reach $620...