Sanitation has attracted increasing political attention in the global development agenda during the last two decades. National governments, development and donor agencies have been rethinking pathways to achieving sanitation and hygiene for all.

Air pollution is the leading environmental killer in the world, with more than seven million people dying from air-pollution-related causes in 2012 alone, a new UN report has revealed.

The Government and the Federal Republic of Germany, yesterday, signed a bilateral agreement worth €15 million (about Rwf13 billion) to support energy supply in the country and the Great Lakes regio

Health officials in Rwanda have raised a red flag over the upsurge in malaria cases which they say has been on the increase over the past months.

At least eight people were killed in the weekend downpour that devastated different parts of the City of Kigali, according to district leaders.

At least five people were killed and 65 houses destroyed following last week's downpour in different parts of the country, according to the Ministry of Disaster Management and Refugee Affairs.

Malnutrition rate in children dropped from 52 per cent in 2015 to 38 per cent presently.

Forest Landscape Restoration Hub for the Eastern and Southern Africa countries was, yesterday, inaugurated in Rwanda during the celebration of International Forests Day.

The Ministry of Natural Resources has joined hands with a non-governmental organisation to mobilise more than Rwf3 billion that is needed to counter threats to natural resources in three sites.

Imagine a country the size of India without power. No electric lights, mobile phones, radios crackling with cricket or televisions blaring Bollywood hits.

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