Kwita Izina 2026 Preview: Rwanda to host 21st gorilla naming ceremony in Kinigi
May 5, 2026
Rwanda’s Kwita Izina highlights conservation success and community-driven environmental protection
Rwanda’s Kwita Izina highlights conservation success and community-driven environmental protection
Weather forecast indicates varied rainfall across regions, supporting farming and water management.
Akagera National Park announced that in the first quarter of 2026, it was visited by more than 11,700 people, generating over $1.3 million (more than 1.9 billion RWF) in just three months.
Global transport trends shift toward electric vehicles amid rising fuel prices and geopolitical tensions.
In January 2025, a decision was made to stop issuing licenses for new commercial motorcycles (moto taxis) that use fuel in the City of Kigali.
Solar investment drives Nigeria’s push toward renewable energy expansion and industrial transformation.
This directive is contained in a letter dated April 14, 2026, addressed to finance officers in all public institutions.
Tijuca National Park celebrates the comeback of macaws, showing that urban nature can thrive again
The Rwanda Meteorology Agency has announced that in April 2026, rainfall is expected to be above the usual average for this time of year, and in some areas, it may cause disasters
From struggles and imprisonment to global recognition, Wangari Maathai’s story continues to inspire environmental and human rights movements worldwide.
