Education

Premier Urges Graduates to Drive a Knowledge-Based Economy

Prime Minister Dr. Justin Nsengiyumva has urged graduates of the University of Rwanda (UR) to use their education to foster innovation and contribute to the country’s knowledge-based economy, reminding them that graduation is a beginning, not an end.

Students Lead the Way in Family Nutrition Awareness

The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and World Vision Rwanda are teaching primary and secondary school students how to prepare balanced diets, aiming to have children pass this knowledge on to their families.

Kagame Challenges Young Africans to Drive Change

President Paul Kagame on Thursday challenged Africa’s youth to take the lead in transforming the continent, urging them to embrace knowledge, responsibility, and action rather than remain passive observers.

96% of Ngoma’s Young Children Now in Early Childhood Centers

Ngoma District officials report that 96 percent of children eligible for early childhood education — more than 37,000 — are now enrolled in Early Childhood Development (ECD) centers, highlighting the district’s efforts to expand access to early learning.