Rwanda has made substantial strides in enhancing service delivery across multiple sectors, with a particular focus on improving governance and addressing key challenges. This progress was highlighted during a session…
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National
Parliament Calls For Education Policy Reforms Amid Rising Grade Repetition In Primary Schools
The issue of rising grade repetition in Rwandan primary schools, particularly in Primary 5 and Primary 6, has been highlighted as a result of students’ struggles with English language proficiency.…
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In a bid to enhance Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) across the country, Minister of Education Joseph Nsengimana reported to members of the Senate the persistent gender imbalance…
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In a significant step towards furthering gender equality in governance, the Forum of Rwandan Women Parliamentarians (FFRP) conducted a high-level training session from 6-7 February 2025. The parliamentary session focused…
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Members of the Parliament started nationwide citizen outreach, focusing on activities aimed at improving their well-being and inspecting various initiatives designed for their development. Both lower and upper chambers are…
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A parliamentary committee on national unity, human rights, and the fight against genocide has tasked the National Rehabilitation Service (NRS) to address the issue of overcrowding in rehabilitation facilities and…
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The Ministry of Health is planning to move its services online to facilitate easier access to healthcare for patients. On Wednesday, January 22, 2025, Health Minister Dr. Sabin Nsanzimana informed…
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Rwanda Mining and Petroleum Board (RMB) said the country has a burden of too many pits at former mining sites and quarries. The excavations pose a threat to both human…
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The Water and Sanitation Corporation (WASAC) boss, Omar Munyaneza, told parliamentarians that the agency is shifting its services to curb rampant bribery. “New customers who want water delivered to their…