Glory Iribagiza is a Gender Editor for The New Times in Rwanda. With a focus on local news and issues, Glory's articles cover a range of topics including gender equality, social justice, historical injustices, and the struggles and achievements of individuals and communities in Rwanda.
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Inteko Izirikana, an association of retired elderly people in Rwanda whose mission is to educate young Rwandans about the country's culture, marked its 20th anniversary in a grand party, on December 8.
When Belgian colonists arrived at the Rwandan palace in Nyanza, southern Rwanda, in 1916, King Yuhi V Musinga ordered his army, Indugaruga, to
By: Glory Iribagiza
It is not ‘Gashyantare' (February) yet, but the scorching sun under which Ibihame by’Imana, a celebrated all-male cultural troupe, was rehearsing under felt like it was...
By: Glory Iribagiza
Rwanda Agriculture Board (RAB) recently announced that the consumption of milk per-capita in the country increased by almost four times in the period of 18 years. But make no...
In her song, famed Rwandan musician Sophie Nzayisenga, also referred to as the “Queen of Inanga”, says that she wishes for cows. “What would give me a cow would really cost...
Have you ever wondered where in this era of misinformation, one would get authentic information that tells the Rwandan story accompanied with images?
By: Glory Iribagiza
Last month, a photo of Jeanne d’Arc Nyiramahirwe made rounds on social media after she submitted her candidacy for parliamentary elections to represent women. With her baby...
Rwanda wishes to raise all its children well, which is why the national school feeding programme is important for them to study well, the Minister
It is impressive how Rwandans have raised the bar for gender equality milestones. Only a few days ago, we got our first women-dominated Senate in history, and it was not such big news.
I was recently invited to the City of Kigali’s Early Childhood Development (ECD) Centre graduation party. Their 3-year-olds were dressed in mini-gowns and the rest of the class...
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