Teen pregnancy is among the challenges Rwandan young people-making up the larger portion of the country’s population- are grappling with, and to which the government is fighting tooth and nail to put to bed. The government isn’t in this fight alone because both the old and younger generations as well as the civil society have …
Tackling Teenage Pregnancy reimagined through Cindy’s golden tips Read More »
Sexual reproductive health is an essential topic to tackle among all walks of life, and keenly to teenagers due to the fact that they are the ones who are mostly exposed to the consequences that result from lack of information about the SRH. An ideal example is found looking at the past generations, where they …
Prince’s take on tackling the challenges that arise from lack of information on SRH Read More »
With the support of Rwanda we want organization, ALU model UN, on September 6th, conducted a webinar on the contribution of youth volunteers in the fight against covid-19.The webinar was also a good time to commend the work of the youth volunteers as it was noted by different speakers throughout the event. “The webinar was …
Whenever one sees a blood carrier drone or one speaks of Zipline in Rwanda, at some point in that conversation the name Israel Bimpe will certainly come up. His work is changing people’s lives and helping to revamp health systems not only in Rwanda but also throughout the world. That makes him a perfect fit …
A Young man’s journey to becoming a global citizen Read More »
On Wednesday 5th August, RWW launched a digital campaign dubbed TUBIVUGEHO which roughly translates to “Let’s talk about it” in partnership with the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) Ingobyi Activity. With the youth as the target audience, the campaign will be spearheaded by their peers with the aim of raising the awareness and …
October 1st 1990; a group of young, brave, audacious and patriotic individuals starts a journey of liberation of their beloved country. They March fearlessly without looking back, leaving behind their families, loved ones and youthful life, with only one mission in mind; restoring unity among Rwandans, at all cost! July 4th 1994, after 4 years …
In this liberation period, we celebrate the rebirth of our motherland. As the international community had confirmed her to be a failed state; to the extent of suggesting a disband and sharing the pieces to the neighboring countries, our liberators not only fought the politico-military war but also built the country from scratch. As a …
We’re inspired by the RPA , through their sacrifice and exemplary bravery to liberate this country and we give credit to our leaders who are leading and helping us as we fight the battle of national development we want and deserve. We have been strengthened by our history to cope with setbacks and barriers as …
Esther Rutatina, is a student at Hungary based University of Debrecen and took her time to share with us what the liberation of this country means to her. She said, “On the Liberation day, we celebrate the sacrifice and courage of the RPF inkotanyi for putting an end to the 1994 Genocide against Tutsi, because …
Rwanda itajengwa na sisi wenyewe, Esther on Liberation 26 Read More »
30 years ago, young people loved their country more than themselves and decided to liberate her. Now more than ever, the youth are at the motor of the country’s development, and at Rwanda we want organization, we believe that the country’s future lies in the hands of today’s youth. Nevertheless, for this future to be …