Kigali — It is very surprising that 90 percent of farmers in the Africa are women yet only a small percentage of those women are able to enjoy the fruits of their sweat. All what a lot of women ...

Today, the women of Rwanda are rebuilding their country from ... a local non-governmental organization, to teach female farmers not only how to grow crops, but how to grow a business.

"My maize harvest doubled," she says. WFP and its partners are also reaching women farmers elsewhere in the country. In eastern Rwanda, a WFP programme has installed solar-powered irrigation ...

The Rwanda Women’s Network provides safe spaces for ... After a successful coffee harvest, farmers sing and dance in gratitude. The coffee business used to be dominated by men, but training ...

In years prior, Rwanda's parliament had passed pivotal ... it's out of the realm of consideration for the 85 percent of Rwandan women who are still farmers. Similarly, researchers studying the ...

We also said that we would take the work to other coops around Rwanda, and that some of the men and women could come and share their experiences with other farm communities, reinforcing my belief that ...

BPR Bank Rwanda officially launched 'Ikamba', a comprehensive financial and business support solution tailored to the needs of women-led and women-owned Small and Medium Enterprises (WSMEs).

The first all-female college in Rwanda is making strides in empowering women from all backgrounds ... and then pursued a dream of owning a farm. Mutama bought 17 acres of land outside Kigali ...

The video Mr. Trump presented included clips of Julius Malema, the leader of a far-left South African political party, the ...

Florentine was one of several women brought to Kigali by HDI Rwanda — on buses and in at ... materials for builders or digging holes for farmers, to earn enough even to pay for two meals a ...

One country in particular subverts expectations in this regard–Rwanda–where almost 30 years after the country’s devastating genocide, women now occupy 64% of the roles in government.

Their work suggests that women farmers approach their operations in ways that positively impact their communities. Having more women in agriculture is associated with greater community well-being ...