For Marie Solange Uwineza, dropping out of school was never part of her dreams. But in 2016, while still in her first year of secondary school, difficult circumstances at home forced her to make choices that would change her life.
A business born from RWF 30,000 is now worth RWF 18 million and provides employment to at least 35 people, rising to 50 during chili harvesting seasons. For Mukeshimana Clementine, agriculture is not a last resort; it is an opportunity she wants other young people to embrace.
At 24, Diane Dusengimana’s story is no longer simply about raising chickens. It is about what can happen when a young woman turns a childhood passion into a business that supports her family, creates jobs and opens opportunities for others in her community.
For many young people in Kigali, entertainment is often associated with music, nightlife and memorable experiences. But for Groove Kigali, the idea has always been
Across Rwanda, agriculture remains a major source of work. But for many young people, farming still means small plots, uncertain income, and seasonal work. A
When Aline Ishimwe looks at her journey in hospitality, she does not only see the growth of a tourism business. She sees a process of
