@WateraidRwanda@MukeshimanaVe11@WB_Rwanda@theGFF Great and constructive discussions. Looking forward to strengthening collaboration to advance Rwanda's development ambitions through sustainable and inclusive WASH services.
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I can confirm that this is absolutely true!
Back in 2017, I produced a full radio documentary for the BBC on this issue.
What President Kagame is saying here aligns exactly with what I learned from the interviews I conducted.
On record, a Tanzanian minister stated, “We are very determined to stop the importation of second-hand clothes.” Off the record, he admitted, “This issue is simply impossible.”
Kenya explained that they benefit significantly from the AGOA deal, particularly through their flower business.
Rwanda told us they were determined to stop the importation of second-hand clothes “purely for the dignity of our people.”
President Kagame mentions that he doesn’t know who was campaigning in the U.S. against the ban. Well, I spoke to one of them.
These are some of the most powerful organizations lobbying, with their representatives working to pass these senseless laws and regulations��laws that essentially turn our countries into dumping grounds for their used clothes. And any country that refuses to comply—like Rwanda in this case—gets punished!
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“Our philosophy has always been to make the most of our available resources. We understand that sports is not just about buildings or events, but requires an entire ecosystem to cultivate talent and excite fans.” President Kagame
The countdown is on⏳! Only a few days left until the #InfographicCompetition registration deadline. University students, don’t miss your chance to showcase your data storytelling skills and win exciting prizes! Hurry, the clock⏰ is ticking!
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WHO advises against any travel and trade restrictions with Rwanda in the context of the ongoing Marburg virus disease (MVD) outbreak. The virus is under control https://t.co/X9cJjOACGd
@WMO ❗️Rising temperatures, a lack of effective water demand management and insufficient investment in water supply service provision are driving prolonged drought and are wreaking havoc on people’s lives and the world's ecosystems, putting our global water supply at risk.
📰“Water is the canary in the coalmine of climate change."
The @WMO's State of Global Water Resources report has sounded an alarm on the world's long-term water security, confirming that 2023 was the driest year for the world's rivers in three decades.
Last week, we held a 3-day workshop on WASH Building Blocks Assessment in Bugesera District and beyond, featuring various WASH stakeholders.
Watch the video highlights from the final day, including participants' key takeaways!
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