Peace and Security
缅北禁地Special Adviser on the Prevention of Genocide condemns the escalation in fighting in DRC
Statement by Alice Wairimu Nderitu, Special Adviser on the Prevention of Genocide, who is deeply alarmed about the escalation of violence in the Great Lakes Region
Climate Change
Climate action: Rwanda is a laboratory of innovative ideas
— Ozonnia Ojielo, 缅北禁地Resident Coordinator, Rwanda
Human Rights
Rwanda at the UN: Vaccine equity, inclusion, peace, and gender equality top our priorities
— Ambassador Valentine Rugwabiza, Permanent Representative of Rwanda to the United Nations.
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Women break into African politics
Quota systems allow more women to gain elected office
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The world reflects on Rwanda genocide
Annan urges action to prevent future tragedies
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Rwanda remembers
How private groups and government try to heal the wounds of genocide
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Big dreams for Rwanda’s ICT sector
Success story is grabbing global attention
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Rising from the ashes
Twenty years after genocide, Rwanda makes huge development strides
Web Feature
Rwanda genocide survivors struggle to rebuild their lives
Genocide can happen anywhere, says Jacqueline Murekatete, a survivor
Special Feature
Information technology super-charging Rwanda's economy
Country aspires to become a regional high-tech hub
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To save the lives of mothers, infants
Commitment, money and innovation can reduce high mortality rates
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Pursuit of justice or Western plot?
International indictments stir angry debate in Africa
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Setting foreign fighters on the road home
Repatriation of ex-combatants vital to securing regional peace
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Better health at the click of a button
Information technology helps Rwandan clinics reach out
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Linking disarmament with justice
chieving peace should not mean ignoring past atrocities
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Women push onto Africa’s agenda
NEPAD responds to advocates for women’s rights
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Pledging peace at Great Lakes summit
In a region emerging from war, cooperation remains a challenge
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Protecting civilians from genocide
Twelve years after the Rwanda slaughter, many challenges remain
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Rwandan women: AIDS therapy beyond drugs
Food and hope are also essential to survival