beckon from this country that is as committed to its arts and culture as it is to the people who make it so. National Geographic photographers and those who call Rwanda home tell us the ...

Though she lives half a world away in Japan, Marie Louise Kambenga is the driving force behind a school in her homeland of ...

But Rwanda’s biggest attraction might not be the gorillas, the thousands hills or the lakes but the hospitality, the culture. And security. It’s a country you feel secure whatever the time of ...

Farming is central to life and the economy in Rwanda. However, limited land ... "The process begins with a fish tank and a hydroponic unit called deep water culture, where plants grow," she explains.

Farming is central to life and the economy in Rwanda. However, limited land, unpredictable weather patterns, and increasing food demand are straining traditional agriculture. In response, some farmers ...