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'STRAIGHT UP! FOR AFRICA' LAUNCHED BY ACCF AND PAULA ABDUL ON INTERNATIONAL DANCE DAY, APRIL 29 - Vimarsana News

'STRAIGHT UP! FOR AFRICA' LAUNCHED BY ACCF AND PAULA ABDUL ON INTERNATIONAL DANCE DAY, APRIL 29

/PRNewswire/ -- African Community & Conservation Foundation, a philanthropic group founded in 2018 to support wildlife conservation and uplifting...

Texas A&M Engineers Without Borders in Rwanda | News - Vimarsana News

Texas A&M Engineers Without Borders in Rwanda | News

Award-winning organization Engineers Without Borders at Texas A&M, or EWB-TAMU, is heavily led by students to resolve global issues and empower international communities. In summer 2022, six students and a

Rwanda and AfDB launch two-year project to boost industrial capacity - Vimarsana News

Rwanda and AfDB launch two-year project to boost industrial capacity

Rwanda Development Board Chief Skills Officer, Elodie Rusera, said: "We welcome the support by the Government of Japan through the African Development Bank.

Rwanda, African Development Bank launch industrial policy project, targeting 200,000 jobs per year - Vimarsana News

Rwanda, African Development Bank launch industrial policy project, targeting 200,000 jobs per year

Rwanda, African Development Bank launch industrial policy project, targeting 200,000 jobs per year - The Maravi Post

Aesthetica Magazine - Bearing Witness - Vimarsana News

Aesthetica Magazine - Bearing Witness

Bearing Witness Chilean-born, New York-based Alfredo Jaar (b. 1956) travelled to Rwanda in the summer of 1994, towards the end of five months of mass killings, during which members of the Tutsi community had been slaughtered by militias from the Hutu group, alongside many other people including members of the Hutu community. Jaar recorded his encounters with survivors through photography, video and various forms of record-keeping. The resulting suite of artworks, which continued to grow until 2010, offers an example of the power of contemporary art to confront political realities, whilst also...