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Rwanda's agriculture show opens with more than 300 exhibitors - Vimarsana News

Rwanda's agriculture show opens with more than 300 exhibitors

Rwanda's national agriculture exhibition opened Thursday with various technologies and innovations geared to improve farming production on display. Held at Mulindi show grounds in Kigali, the capital city of Rwanda, the exhibition is organized by the Rwandan Ministry of Agriculture and Animal Resources. The annual event will run through July…

Cabinet Makes Key Appointments in Public Institutions, Ministries and Embassies - Vimarsana News

Cabinet Makes Key Appointments in Public Institutions, Ministries and Embassies

The Cabinet meeting that was chaired by President Paul Kagame at Village Urugwiro, January 30 made several key appointments where some figures bounced back or were promoted to bigger positions, while others were removed from their key posts. Former Deputy Secretary General in charge of Productive

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OFAB honours stakeholders in Africa - Vimarsana News

OFAB honours stakeholders in Africa

The second edition of Open Forum on Agricultural Biotechnology (OFAB) Day has been marked in Ghana with deserving journalists, academics and other key stakeholders and crusaders receiving awards for their various contributions in the promotion of science-led agriculture in Africa.

The $25 million initiative was launched for food security in Central Africa - Vimarsana News

The $25 million initiative was launched for food security in Central Africa

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Reshaping global tourism amid pandemic - Vimarsana News

Reshaping global tourism amid pandemic

Missing were the thousands of international pilgrims who normally descend upon the town. Restaurants, hotels and souvenir shops wre all closed. The renowned Christmas tree lighting service was limited to a small group of authorized people, as well as church services on Christmas Eve. For a town that relies so heavily on tourism, it was a disaster - but it's far from unique. The world over, tourism businesses are suffering due to the pandemic. Tourists had started to return to Luxor on the banks of the Nile to wonder at the grandeur and beauty of Egypt's ancient tombs. Following the revolution...