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'The agreement with the United Kingdom creates a kind of modern slavery: I send you people I don't want and I pay you for taking them' | International - Vimarsana News

'The agreement with the United Kingdom creates a kind of modern slavery: I send you people I don't want and I pay you for taking them' | International

Victoire Ingabire Umuhoza — the main political opponent of Rwandan President Paul Kagame — accuses her country’s government of ‘silencing opposition’ and focusing on ‘whitewashing its international image’

Source: elpais.com
Kagame Accused His Government of Killing Rwandans - Vimarsana News

Kagame Accused His Government of Killing Rwandans

By David Himbara The Rwandan head of state, General Paul Kagame, blasted his government for deaths from flooding and landslides across. He declared openly that

Ten things to know about Rwandans' self-reliance > IGIHE - Vimarsana News

Ten things to know about Rwandans' self-reliance > IGIHE

Rwanda is a country with unique history. It is populated by people sharing the same culture and language with ambitions to strive for self-reliance, as it has always been.

Source: igihe.com
Constitution amendment: State of women in Houses of Assembly - Vimarsana News

Constitution amendment: State of women in Houses of Assembly

Despite forming the bulk of voting population in the country, women representation remains abysmally low in Nigeria. This is not withstanding the Beijing

Gender equality struggles in World's largest black nation as buckets of feminist movement sprouts - Vimarsana News

Gender equality struggles in World's largest black nation as buckets of feminist movement sprouts

Today’s announcement by the Nigerian lower legislative chamber partially rescinding last week’s decision to throw out five key gender-equality bills is a