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Rwanda is celebrating the 21st edition of Kwita Izina, its annual mountain gorilla naming ceremony, with conservation at the heart of a national event that brings together government officials, conservationists,…
As forests shrink, the search for firewood becomes longer. Soil erosion eats away at farmland, while households increasingly feel the consequences of environmental degradation. In Gisagara and Huye districts, women…
A football tournament named after the Nyungwe Colobus cup, one of the endangered animal species found in Nyungwe National Park, has concluded with a strong message about environmental conservation and…
As the dry season approaches in many parts of Africa, the sight of smoke rising from hillsides, forests, and farmlands becomes increasingly common. For generations, many communities have relied on…
Standing beside a clean, tranquil lake surrounded by thriving trees and lush vegetation, one is reminded that water is more than a scenic feature of the landscape it is the…
Nature speaks in many ways through the whisper of the wind, the songs of birds, the flowing of rivers, and the silent growth of trees. Yet, to hear its message,…
Rwanda continues to strengthen its commitment to environmental protection and climate resilience through the implementation of the National Environment and Climate Change Policy and the updated Climate Action Plan. These…
As Rwanda joins the rest of the world in celebrating the World Environment Day on June 5, young people are being encouraged to play a greater role in environmental conservation…
The first phase of the Green Amayaga Project has positively transformed the lives of thousands of residents in Gisagara District, with women and young people accounting for 60 percent of…
Electronic waste often called e-waste is one of the fastest growing environmental challenges in the modern world. As technology advances rapidly, devices such as smartphones, computers, televisions, and household electronics…