Samuel Ngenda Photography

23/05/2026

Bugesera District, Rwanda. Delphine Nyinawabo drinks water from a borehole on Sharita Island in Rweru Sector, a remote community that has long faced serious maternal and public health challenges, including limited access to medical check-ups, vaccinations, and safe childbirth services. Since 2016, the Government of Rwanda has been relocating residents from the high-risk island to safer settlements with improved access to healthcare, schools, markets, and other essential services. The borehole pictured remains the only underground water source serving the few families still living on the island.

14/10/2025

16/12/2024

Nigeria&Rwanda

16/12/2024

https://www.newtimes.co.rw/article/22608/news/health/rwanda-on-track-to-meet-global-malaria-reduction-targets-by-2025-who-report

Rwanda is on course to achieve the World Health Organisation’s (WHO) Global Technical Strategy target of a 75 per cent reduction in malaria incidence by 2025, according to the...

16/12/2024

Kivu Choice, a vertically integrated aquaculture company based in Rwanda, took the title of fastest growing fish farm in Africa this year.

The company’s growth was catalysed by their impressive rehabilitation of Kigembe Fish Farm, a 70-year-old government asset, where they increased production by 70 times in two years and a half.

In an interview with The New Times, Kivu Choice founder and CEO, Kamran Ahmad, said the company has made significant strides this year and has plans to achieve even more. https://www.newtimes.co.rw/article/22607/news/featured/kivu-choice-rwanda-based-firm-is-africas-fastest-growing-fish-farm

16/12/2024

Rwandan small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have called on the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Adjustment Fund to finance agro-processing projects especially those led by women and youth.

Established in 2023 to assist African governments and private actors to trade under preferential tariffs on the continent, the fund will begin disbursements in 2025 with a main focus on manufacturing activities.

The fund , which is domiciled in Rwanda, aims to support governments and the private sector in adjusting to liberalisation, fostering growth, and enabling them to seize the opportunities presented by the AfCFTA market. https://www.newtimes.co.rw/article/22617/news/economy/what-rwandan-smes-expect-from-10bn-afcfta-fund-in-2025

16/12/2024

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said it has approved $181.7 million in new funds to Rwanda after its executive board concluded reviews of the country's support programmes.

The board held it's two week-long review in October.

According to a statement released by the IMF on December 13, the funds follow the completion of its fourth review of Rwanda's Policy Coordination Instrument (PCI) and the Resilience and. https://www.newtimes.co.rw/article/22622/news/economy/imf-approves-182-million-to-rwanda

15/09/2024

KURIKIRA FILM NYARWANDA: KUBAKA URUGO BIRAGORA. IREBERE, WIYUMVIRE INAMA ZAGUFASHA.

04/06/2024

Layers farm

21/04/2024