Stepping into a new city like Kigali comes with a learning curve, and one of the first essentials is navigating the local grocery scene. Fortunately, Kigali boasts a diverse range of supermarkets catering to various needs and preferences, from familiar international brands to vibrant local markets. This guide aims to provide a comprehensive overview of …
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A Look at Rwanda’s Political Parties
While living in Rwanda, you might become curious about the political system. Understanding the political landscape is a key part of integrating into any new country. Here’s a brief overview of the political parties in Rwanda.
A Glimpse into Rwanda’s Rich History: From Ancient Kingdoms to Modern Transformation
Muraho Newcomers! While in Kigali, you’ll quickly discover that this vibrant, modern city is built upon a foundation of rich and complex history. Understanding Rwanda’s past is key to appreciating its present and future. This post offers a brief overview of the country’s journey, from its ancient roots to its remarkable transformation.
List of Rwanda’s administrative divisions
Rwanda is divided into 5 provinces, which are further subdivided into 30 districts. Each district is then divided into sectors.
Marking Time in Rwanda: A Guide to Public Holidays
Welcome to Kigali, It’s always helpful to understand the rhythm of a country, and public holidays play a big part in that. Knowing when businesses might be closed or when special events are happening can help you plan your year and immerse yourself in Rwandan culture. So, let’s take a look at the public holidays …
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Rwanda’s Educational System
Rwanda has made remarkable strides in developing its educational system in recent years. The country has prioritized education as a key driver of its development goals. Let’s take a closer look at the structure, achievements, challenges, and future of Rwanda’s educational system.
Water Supply & Sanitation in Rwanda
WASAC provides water to Kigali city and all urban centers of Rwanda as natural springs and some other government projects supply to rural areas.