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Rulindo Parents Warn of Rising Child Dropouts Linked to Artisanal Mining
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Rulindo Parents Warn of Rising Child Dropouts Linked to Artisanal Mining
Authorities and residents in Rulindo District have expressed growing concern over an alarming trend: children abandoning formal education to work in artisanal mining operations. This phenomenon not only jeopardizes the future of the youth involved but also threatens Rwanda’s broader efforts to build a knowledge-based economy. Parents in Cyinzuzi Sector told local media that the
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