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Pride and Excitement as Africa Hosts Road Cycling World Championships for the First Time

Cycling · Kampala

Pride and Excitement as Africa Hosts Road Cycling World Championships for the First Time

57% Left coverage: 28 sources

On a busy roadside in Uganda’s capital, Kampala, Ronald Yiga bent over his racing bicycle, inspecting the wheels.See the Story

Rwanda, Germany Sign Rwf30bn Agreement to Boost Inclusive Social Protection

Africa · Rwanda

Rwanda, Germany Sign Rwf30bn Agreement to Boost Inclusive Social Protection

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Rwanda has secured a grant of Rwf 30.5 billion (€18 million) from the government of Germany to strengthen its inclusive social protection system under the Vision Umurenge Programme (VUP), a flagship initiative designed to reduce poverty and promote equitable economic growth.See the Story

Rwanda: Made in Rwanda Takes Center Stage As Rwanda Hosts Iso 2025

Business · Kigali

Rwanda: Made in Rwanda Takes Center Stage As Rwanda Hosts Iso 2025

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The government is set to host the International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO) Annual Meeting and General Assembly from October 6 to 10, 2025, at the Kigali Convention Centre, marking only the second time the event is held in Africa, after South Africa in 2019.See the Story

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