A scholarship did more than help Guy Iradukunda earn a university degree. It became the foundation for a professional career in marketing and communications, enabled him to support his family, and empowered him to launch initiatives that now create opportunities for other young people. Today, Guy works at Royal FM
For years, Rebecca Gakwaya never imagined herself in the world of pastry and coffee. Fresh out of university with a background in business management, she
The second cohort of the Young Impact Associates (YIA) Program graduated on Friday at Mövenpick Hotel Kigali, marking a significant milestone for Rwanda’s Monitoring, Evaluation,
Confidence and humility are frequently viewed as diametrically opposed. However, if you think about the leaders you admire the most, chances are they have both
Have you ever applied for jobs, attended interviews and nothing panned out? You probably know that by now you should tailor your resume to a
You’re probably aware that brands are using social media to grow their businesses, but do you know how to get started? Instagram used to be
Seven young men who were once rehabilitated at the Iwawa Rehabilitation Center, after being arrested for drug-related offenses, have now become successful entrepreneurs and role
In today’s digital era, access to information and media is practically limitless, including explicit content. For the modern Rwandan youth, exposure to pornography is no
At some point in every young adult’s life, they face the challenging task of having those uncomfortable, yet important, conversations with their parents. Whether it’s
As February 14th approaches, many of us, especially young people, start thinking about Valentine’s Day, the day when love is celebrated. It’s a day that’s
Dating can be one of the most exciting and fulfilling parts of life. It’s a time of exploration, self-discovery, and the desire for connection. But
So many women assume men are using protection and so many men assume women are on birth control, and you know what the result is?
At some point, you probably sat in a classroom where sex education felt awkward, rushed, or incomplete. The focus was often on fear, rules, and
