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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The government aims to bolster its disaster resilience from the current 46% to 60% by 2030 as disaster-related losses cost the country between $200
By: Michel Nkurunziza
The government of Rwanda aims to bolster its disaster resilience from the current 46%, to 60% by 2030, as disaster-related losses cost the country between $200 million and $300 million each year.
The deployment of cold trucks will help reduce post-harvest losses for vegetables, fruits and flowers and thus contribute to the generation of $1.981
By: Michel Nkurunziza
The National Union of Disability Organizations in Rwanda (NUDOR) has praised a new bill proposing the provision of reproductive health services, including contraception, to teenagers aged 15 and above.
Delegates from nearly 200 countries, including Rwanda, are in in Azerbaijan for the annual United Nations climate summit as negotiators seek increase in $100 billion-a-year target for developing nations.
By: Michel Nkurunziza
Public institutions in Rwanda will soon be required to prioritise green procurement practices that emphasise eco-friendly goods and services so as
By: Michel Nkurunziza
The African Group of Negotiators (AGN) on Climate Change, at the ongoing 29th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP 29) in Baku, Azerbaijan, are
By: Michel Nkurunziza
Donald Trump’s recent election as U.S. president will not directly alter this year’s summit agenda, but it could affect the implementation of any agreements when he is...
Rwanda is exploring innovative approaches to mobilise $6.2 billion climate finance, from 2024 to 2030, as part of implementing the newly adopted Climate and Nature Finance Strategy at speed.
By: Michel Nkurunziza
Existing national climate goals, commonly known as Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs),are ‘not nearly ambitious enough’ to limit global warming to below 1.5 degrees...
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