Tanzania’s Minister for Energy and Minerals, Prof Sospeter Muhongo and his Rwanda and Burundian counterparts are expected to grace the ground-breaking event scheduled at the Tanzania-Rwanda border.

At least Rwf1 billion has been paid to over 5,500 people bordering national parks whose crops were damaged by wild animals.

The Ministry of Natural Resources has launched a rehabilitation plan for some 138,452 hectares of upper Nyabarongo River catchment area.

A NEW information and communication technology-leaning project has been rolled out in the framework of improving the resilience of smallholder farmers in the country.

A new continental report has ranked Rwanda third on the continent as far as science, technology and innovation (STI) capacity is concerned.

THERE is an international movement toward plastic bags ban since their negative effects on the environment has been proved in numerous studies worldwide.

The World Bank has approved a financing of 46 Million U.S. dollars to support Rwanda’s efforts to increase and intensify agricultural productivity and expand the development of value chains.

• African Parks will receive $65 million from the Wyss Foundation to bolster conservation efforts in Rwanda, Malawi, and beyond.

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