Rwanda: Education Programme Will Help Unlock Country's Potential

The Government has unveiled plans to scale down the number of students enrolling in the standard education system and, instead, put more effort on Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET).

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MulvannyG2 worked pro bono with the Rwanda Girls Initiative to design, develop, and build the Gashora Girls Academy, an all-girls secondary boarding school.(file photo).

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