Rwandan Farmers Question Maize Seed Quality After Poor Harvests
Evariste Tugirinshuti planted his maize expecting a harvest that would make the hard work worthwhile. Instead, two different seed varieties left him with far less maize than he had planned for.
Tourist Shocked by €15 Music Charge at Historic Venice Cafe
VENICE, Italy— A visit to one of Venice’s most famous cafes ended with an unexpected surprise for a tourist from the Italian city of Lucca: a €15 charge for the live music playing while she enjoyed her drinks and food.
Equity Group links 15 foreign investors with Rwandan manufacturers
For a group of 15 investors from 10 countries, the visit to Rwanda on Thursday offered more than a look at local factories. It was a chance to see first-hand how Rwandan businesses are growing and where new investment opportunities may lie.
AI Is Changing How Rwandan Students Learn
For some university students, writing a dissertation no longer starts with hours in a library or piles of research papers. A few prompts to an AI tool can now help choose a topic, explain difficult concepts and even draft large parts of an academic paper.