By Jean Baptiste Ndabananiye Beneath Rwanda’s picturesque hills lies a wealth of minerals—tin, tungsten, tantalum—resources the…
Category: Environment and Agriculture
Rwanda and Singapore’s bilateral climate agreement— a boost to nature-based climate action?
By Jean Baptiste Ndabananiye As Sub-Saharan Africa is facing mounting climate challenges, governments are seeking innovative…
Nature-based solutions— Africa’s green path to climate resilience
By Jean Baptiste Ndabananiye “Sub-Saharan Africa is at a crossroads, facing escalating climate and nature threats…
“Weather forecasting is not only key for Rwanda, though very challenging”
By Jean Baptiste Ndabananiye Accurate forecasting in a country where weather determines the fate of farmers,…
If Rwanda succeeds in its green strategy, will it convince other nations to do the same— how?
By Editorial Staff Rwanda, a country that contributes only a drop to the ocean of global…
Guardians of the wild: the last hunter-gatherer societies still living among us. Inside the lives, wisdom, and resistance of the world’s most resilient people
By Phoibe Mukandayisenga and Jean Baptiste Ndabananiye Still untamed, the world’s last hunter-gatherers and lessons that…
The challenge of a binding plastic pollution treaty: can consensus be reached?
By Jean Baptiste Ndabananiye The global fight against plastic pollution has hit a major roadblock: oil-producing…
Can Rwanda’s efforts against plastic pollution lead the global fight for a pollution-free future?
By Jean Baptiste Ndabananiye “For two decades, Rwanda has demonstrated its commitment to tackling plastic pollution…
Olympic carbon footprint— new study reveals the environmental toll of mega sporting events
By Jean Baptiste Ndabananiye The Olympic Games, a symbol of global unity and athletic excellence, leave…
Deep learning and smart irrigation: a game changer for agriculture in emerging economies ?
By Jean Baptiste Ndabananiye A silent revolution is sweeping across agriculture, promising to reshape food security…