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Author: Johnson Kanamugire

What Kigali bird numbers tell us about life in Rwanda

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New revelation point to the ‘return of birds’ to Kigali, and potential to turn Rwanda’s capital into a world bird watching destination.

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Johnson Kanamugire March 27, 2023 Latest, Life & styles, On The spot

Why quick fixes won’t help end Russia war-induced food crisis in Africa

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Ongoing crisis left countries with little to show for many years of pledged investment in the agriculture transformation to boost local supply of key food items and agriculture commodities.

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Johnson Kanamugire March 25, 2023 Africa, Beyond borders, Economy, Opinion, Special reports

NEXT MOVE: I’m joining RTV, and here’s why I quit Royal FM job – Lumbasi 

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Jackie Lumbasi shares more on her next move and why she called it quits at her former station months ago. She maintains that her resignation was a personal choice.

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Johnson Kanamugire March 20, 2023 Interviews, Life & styles, On The spot

Rwanda moves to tame inflation, ups budget by $98.2 million

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Govt will need to adopt mitigating policies to reduce the impact on affected households especially the poor, while the general increase in prices is also exerting pressure on budget expenditures.

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Johnson Kanamugire February 8, 2023 Current Affairs, Economy, Latest

Landless farmers: Rwanda’s agriculture conundrum

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With population inching closer to 13 million and high fertility rates, many Rwandan families are left with too tiny or without land space to do farming, hence can barely produce enough to eat.

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Johnson Kanamugire February 5, 2023 Current Affairs, Economy, Latest

LUMBASI: Gender card is used against women in journalism, and that must change

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The self-appointed president of the single ladies fraternity as she calls herself shares her experience in the job, future of journalism and why she can’t entertain the idea of marriage.

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Johnson Kanamugire January 11, 2023 Interviews, Life & styles, On The spot

BACK TO SCHOOL: Changes coming to the meal program, study loans

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Over 2.5 million learners at all levels of primary education were added to the school meal program last year when government expanded school feeding in drive to improve education quality, tackle dropout rates and malnutrition.

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Johnson Kanamugire January 7, 2023 Current Affairs, Latest, Opinion

Ready for intra-Africa air travel via Asia, Europe in 2023?

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Protectonist regulations only expose African taxpayers to all sorts of inconveniences, complicate air travel to levels Africans suffer from the most and comes back to haunt air transport sector.

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Johnson Kanamugire January 3, 2023 Africa, Latest

These African countries were most innovative in 2022

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Mauritius, South Africa and Morocco were the most innovative economies in Africa this year.

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Johnson Kanamugire December 22, 2022 Africa, Beyond borders, Economy

The not so visible barriers to trade and why we are not e-buying

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The not so ingenious idea to conduct transactions in major foreign currencies such as US dollar, British Pound, Euro or the likes anywhere within Africa allows somebody out of the continent to collect a portion of the trade value that is generated through settlement/transfer charges.

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Johnson Kanamugire December 19, 2022 Africa, Beyond borders, Economy, Opinion

AfCFTA story good, but hard to sell without free movement

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African authorities still owe us a different, better version — one wrapped up in the free-movement-of-people envelope with a visa-free tag visible at the back. 

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Johnson Kanamugire December 10, 2022 Africa, Economy, Opinion, Special reports

US-Africa summit: Washington explains exclusion of five nations 

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The US also did not invite leaders of Eritrea, alongside leaders of four other African countries that “are not in good standing with the Africa Union” namely Mali, Sudan, Guinea and Burkina Faso.

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Johnson Kanamugire December 8, 2022 Africa, Beyond borders, On The spot, World

Agro-industrial hubs to cut Africa’s $45bn food import bill. We want this money back – SACKO

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CAAPs has been hailed as one of the most promising means to vastly improve the competitiveness of African industries and enterprises.

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Johnson Kanamugire November 28, 2022 Africa, Beyond borders, Economy

Intra-Africa trade could boost resilience to crises, unlock $22bn export potential – Experts

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Officials figures estimate intra-African trade at between 15 per cent to 18 per cent annually, the lowest of any region of the world.

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Johnson Kanamugire November 23, 2022 Africa, Beyond borders, Economy

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