Rwanda was the first African country to ban plastic bags. Now it has a comprehensive approach to recycling and repurposing electronic waste, and it has the potential to generate 10,000–15,000 tonnes of e-waste yearly. The Challenge of E-waste Electronic waste (e-waste) is generated from discarded mobile phones, computers, stereos, light…

Azza Fahmy The Jewelry Master Influenced by the ancient culture of gold that flourished on the banks of the Nile, Azza Fahmy inspired the designs of her new collection from the heart of the Nubian civilization. Fahmy has been fascinated by Nubia since her university days when the late international…

Over one hundred years have passed since the Armenian Genocide, and the survivors and their descendants live with the open wound of denial, which continues to be a direct assault on memory and truth. It has been said that the final stage of genocide is denial. Many, known for their…

Rwandans dress differently depending on what they do, whether casual or office work, but Rwandans are known for a certain dress code. Rwandan dress was traditionally made from bark cloth, hides, and skins. Musanana VS Umushanana Musanana encompasses a floor-length skirt with a sash swathed over one shoulder, worn over…

Rwandan cuisines are based on local staple foods produced by traditional subsistence-level agriculture and have historically varied across different areas. If you love meat, don’t worry, many Rwandan dishes are made from meat and seafood. 1-Umutsima-Mixed cassava and corn

Rwanda is a landlocked East African country, known as the “Land of a Thousand Hills”. It has suffered a rough recent history, but is now entering an economic and environmental new dawn. Rwandan culture spreads joy and brings communities to life. From religious feast days to gorilla naming ceremonies. 1-Kwita…

Egypt was one of the first countries to recognize the independence of Rwanda from the Belgian occupation in 1962. Moreover, Egypt was one of the first countries to establish an embassy in Kigali in 1976. Rwanda has resident representation in Egypt, particularly after reopening its embassy in Cairo in 2015…

In a country where average temperatures have risen by 1.4 °C since the 1970s and could reach 2.5 °C above normal by mid-century, “climate action” and “sustainability” are not buzzwords, but clear policy and imperatives that represent the key factors in the country’s development agenda. The Rwanda Green Fund Rwanda…

Armenian-Rwandan diplomatic relations were established on March 29, 2004. They started several trade relationships. Important information about Rwanda Capital: Kigali Population: 13,276,517 Surface Area: 26,340 km2 Currency: Rwandan francs Religion: Mostly Christianity Belongs to: ACP, IMF, UN, AU Important information about Armenia Capital: Yerevan Population: 2,968,128 Surface Area: 29,743 km2 …