By Yeona (Zuba) When learning Kinyarwanda in Korea before coming to Rwanda as a volunteer, the first things I learned were greetings such as “Mwaramutse,” “Mwiriwe,” and the like. It was amazing that there were various greetings by the time of day or by the situation. There were more expressions than just “Good morning” or …
The Rwanda We Want Organization’s Fiscal Year 2023-2024 report highlights a year of significant expansion, impactful programs, and community-driven initiatives aimed at fostering resilience and positive transformation across Rwanda. Through dedicated partnerships and innovative projects, RWW has extended its reach to new districts, empowering youth and addressing critical social issues. This report encapsulates our efforts …
Request for Quotation for the Supply of Sewing Machines to Rwanda We Want Organization Rwanda We Want is a non-governmental organization registered under law N°04/2012, article 16 of 17/02/2012 governing the organization and the functioning of national non-governmental organizations. It is registered by the Rwanda Governance Board (RGB) under the registration number N° 556/RGB/NGO/LP/10/2019. Rwanda …
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In Rwanda, as in many other parts of the world, young people continue to navigate the complex terrain of gender roles and expectations. The traditional definitions of masculinity, deeply rooted in the culture, have often perpetuated harmful stereotypes that can limit individual growth and hinder societal progress. However, a new narrative is emerging, one that …
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Tuyishime Eliphas and Ufiteyesu Naome at Kibilizi HC youth corner (Nyanza district) preparing a campaign In Rwanda, young people still face challenges in accessing information about sexual and reproductive health, which might have roots in its culture. Lack of knowledge can have serious consequences, including unwanted pregnancies and sexually transmitted infections. According to the WHO, …
Teenage pregnancy is a major problem in Rwanda, with significant challenges for the young mothers andtheir families. According to a study conducted in Kirehe district, 73% of respondents believe that teenpregnancy results in school dropout, and 67% say that it leads to family stigma conflicts. However, thereare efforts underway to address this issue and support …
Job Title: Accountant Reports to: Executive Director Unit: Finance department Duty Station: Rwanda We Want Organization (Head office, Kigali) Duration: 10 months Rwanda We Want Organization (RWW) is a Non-government organization registered under law N°04/2012, article 16 of 17/02/2012 governing the organization and the functioning of national non-governmental organizations by the Rwanda Governance Board RGB, under the registration number N° …
For so long people with disabilities have not had an easy life, especially when it comes to the stigma they face from the society and even more from the people who would have supported them like their family members. In our society, it has even taken a further toll as a family with such children …
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“Peace” such a simple word. Some take it for granted and others would give anything to have it in their lives. Rwandans know the real cost of peace because in the past they lived for some decades without it, and later leading to one of the darkest chapters in their history; the 1994 Genocide against …
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Official statistics show that the numbers of teenage girls impregnated has been increasing from 17,849 in 2017 to 19,832 in 2018 to n estimation of 23,544 in 2019 and the eastern province has been registering the most of these teen pregnancies. Nyagatare and Gatsibo district have been scooping the first and second place along those …
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