On-the-job training or cash handouts? A Rwandan study discovered which was better for youth job prospects
Researchers compared the benefits of training and giving people the cash instead. In some key areas, cash came out on top.
Researchers compared the benefits of training and giving people the cash instead. In some key areas, cash came out on top.
Rwanda is attempting to scale COVID-19 testing and contact tracing. It's using a technique known as pooling, where they test multiple samples at once.
Robots, donated by the UN's Development Programme, are being used in Rwanda, in an effort to minimise the risk of medical staff catching coronavirus.
Providing everyone with quality healthcare in resource-strapped countries will mean innovative 'low cost' use of private-sector suppliers.
Signalling the country's introduction as a player in the technological world, Rwanda has introduced the Mara X and Mara Z smartphones.
Women fulfil important domestic and labour-related roles across the countries who've signed up to the AfCTFA agreement. But only a fraction of their economic potential has been explored.
Rwanda gives drone companies something they cannot easily get in the US or Europe: access to airspace in a timely manner. This is helping manufacturers accelerate and scale the benefits o...
The African country has introduced a basic universal health insurance for over 90% of its population, and is using technology to innovate and transform its healthcare system.
A Q&A with Rwandan President Paul Kagame during the World Economic Forum on Africa 2016.
Rwanda has set a broad and inclusive national target, known as Vision 2020 for its rapid economic growth explains Vincent Biruta.