Russian state-owned nuclear body to help build Rwanda’s atomic energy centre
By The New Times Amb. Jeanne d’Arc Mujawamariya, Rwanda’s envoy to the Russian Federation, with the Deputy Director General of
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These virtual reality clothes could be used to reduce the environmental impact of fast fashion
Fashion is one of the world’s most damaging industries – it is responsible for about 10 percent of all greenhouse
Calls to build infrastructures and analytics capacity to utilise Big Data for public good
By The Inspirer Though big data play a key role in countries’ development, we all have to always remember that
While in Kigali, robot Sophia says robots and humans can build a more prosperous and harmonious world together
By The Inspirer Humanoid Robot, Sophia, has said that she hopes by working together, humans and robots can build a
Rwanda moves to regulate social media content amid misinformation
By The New Times ICT and Innovation minister Paula Ingabire addresses Members of Parliament recently. / Sam Ngendahimana The Government
ICT project that seeks to impart digital skills to 1 million Rwandans next year, faces huge budget deficit
The Minister for ICT and Innovation, Paula Ingabire, speaks to journalists after the parliamentary session on her ministry’s 2019/2020 budget
Biodiesel from cotton waste – how Kenyan farmers are fighting drought
By World Economic Forum Erratic rainfall in Kenya contributes to millions being food insecure. Image: REUTERS/Baz Ratner This article is
Rwanda, Morocco sign deal to scale up nuclear technology
By The New Times Dr Khammar Mrabit, Director General of Moroccan Agency for Nuclear and Radiological Safety and Security, and
Caravan, a mobile soil-testing laboratory project to improve farm productivity in Rwanda
By The Inspirer staff The Caravan, a mobile soil-testing laboratory project expected to improve soil fertility management and increase farm productivity
The world’s largest medical drone delivery network is launching in Ghana to serve 12 million people at 2,000 health centers
Zipline, which is already delivering medicine in Rwanda, is about to take on an even bigger project: As many as