The Ministry of Education, Technology and Innovation [MINICT] and other agencies including the German Development Agency, GIZ, have launched a program aimed at promoting the use of robots in schools from the first ‘National Robotics Program’ ‘. Through this program, teachers will be using robots coupled with technology, to teach students the subjects they are […]
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The Government of Rwanda and the United Arab States, UAE, have signed a memorandum of understanding aimed at promoting education between the two countries. This agreement was signed on March 7 by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Rwanda, Dr. Vincent Biruta and Noura bint Mohammed Al Kaabi, Secretary of State in the Ministry of […]
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In order to help Rwanda improve the level of education in primary and secondary schools, the Government of Japan has lent 118 billion Frw. It is money that will make it possible to install technology in primary and secondary schools and will pay for it in 40 years at an interest rate of 0.2%. The […]
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Last week, eight students of Sainte Trinité Nyanza T.S.S were expelled after protesting that the school had dirty tables. They were protesting against the administration’s decision that the students will eat in classes (séries) where the students in the sixth year went to eat in the same class as the students in the third year […]
The National Assembly of Language and Culture declares that when Rwandans in Kigali meet together (especially in meetings), English is the language they use the most. It has 42.6%, followed by Rwandan with 15%, French with 4% and Swahili with 1.2%. At X of this Assembly it is said that apart from what is spoken […]
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A study conducted by Inteko y-Umuca shows that the Rwandan language is rarely used on posters and other documents because when it is not mixed it is used at a rate of 15%. It is at a time when Ikinyarwanda is used mixed with other languages at 48%. It was announced from the report of […]
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Experts and stakeholders of the Kiswahili language in Tanzania and Kenya have said that native languages are important for children to be taught before starting school in order to develop the Kiswahili language that interacts with those native African languages. Professor Edward Oyugi, one of Kenya’s native language experts, says that the time has come […]
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Director of the Department of Primary Education -REB, Dr. Nelson Mbarushimana, announced that the programs established by the government to take care of the lives of teachers, make many of those who had left this profession want to return to it. He returned to it on Sunday, January 21, 2024, in the program ‘Questioning Leads […]
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Joan Mugabo is among the group of 20 Rwandan students who were taken to Turkey to sharpen their skills in piloting. Turkish newspapers reported that among the 20 graduates, there are two Rwandan women from the Rwandan Army, the youngest of whom is 20-year-old Joan Mugabo. This girl says that she is proud to be […]
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The President of the Republic, Paul Kagame, inaugurating the National Dialogue Conference, on Tuesday, April 23, 2024, reminded the youth that they are responsible for continuing to build the country, avoiding anything that would drag Rwandans into divisions and bring Rwanda to Genocide. President Kagame said that the year 2024 is special for the country, […]
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