Michel Nkurunziza is a Senior Reporter for Cigalah Group and The New Times in Rwanda, with a focus on local news in Kigali. His work also appears in AllAfrica Global Media. Michel covers a wide range of topics including tourism, agriculture, infrastructure development, social issues, and historical investigations.
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Around 75,000 workers in the mining sector need to get the skills and qualification necessary to work in mines, according to the Rwanda Extractive Workers' Union (REWU).
By: Michel Nkurunziza
Various investors are considering setting up leather factories after Rwanda pledged to establish a tannery park in Bugesera Special Economic Zone.
By: Michel Nkurunziza
Climate vulnerability is one of the 'critical challenges' that is impeding progress in implementing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in many
By: Michel Nkurunziza
A new Prime Minister's order has introduced a transformative statute governing the recruitment and management of employees in basic education schools.
By: Michel Nkurunziza
At least 122 cases of sexual harassment at the workplace were received over the past five years, according to Rwanda Investigation Bureau (RIB) spokesperson Thierry Murangira.
By: Michel Nkurunziza
Academia should bring innovations off the shelves and commercialise them as part of a new "technology transfer strategy" being developed, industry
By: Michel Nkurunziza
Rwandan small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have called on the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Adjustment Fund to finance agro-processing projects especially those led by women and youth.
By: Michel Nkurunziza
Energy Private Developers (EPD) and BK Foundation have distributed solar power systems and improved cookstoves to 141 households in Nyanza and Ruhango districts.
By: Michel Nkurunziza
The Rwanda Water Resources Board (RWB) plans to implement the Payments for Ecosystem Services (PES) model to protect hydropower plants in the Giciye River catchment from flooding...
As Rwanda plans to submit its revised climate pledges, known as Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs), to the United Nations Framework Convention
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