Rwanda appears to be betting on its reputation as a key security partner and sports destination to minimize any backlash to its involvement in the war.
The landlocked country is just 26,338 square kilometres in size and home to 12.2 million people, making it one of the most ...
The New Times on MSN6d
Rwanda: Why Rwanda Is Set to Map Endangered 'Legacy Trees'The government has embarked on identifying and mapping 'native legacy trees ' across the country to collect historical and cultural narratives associated with these trees for conservation, eco-tourism ...
By prioritizing tourism, the government can foster inclusive economic growth, ensuring that both urban and rural communities ...
Business and Financial Times on MSN1d
Industrialisation embodies transformation and progress, not just factoriesWhen we think about industrialisation, it’s easy to picture sprawling factories filled with busy machines and vibrant assembly lines. However, the world of industrialisation is so much richer than ...
Opinion
Zimbabwe’s Undersold Tourism: The Case for a Digital Marketplace and Strategic Market SegmentationTourism is a major driver of economic development worldwide, contributing to employment, foreign exchange earnings, and infrastructure development. However, Zim ...
A Nigerian lady said she travelled to Rwanda where she compared the prices of foodstuff there and Nigeria. She shared her ...
Tuko News on MSN3d
Women’s Day March Highlights Struggles of Women in Tourism, Conservation, Raises KSh 2mInternational Women's Day saw stakeholders in the travel and conservation fields march and raise KSh 2m for conservation ...
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