Reflecting on the role of literacy and lifelong learning, in ensuring sustainable growth, on this International #LiteracyDay; bearing in mind that one out of five people in the world still can't read and write. But we're here for more progress and encouraging all literacy actors.
Our new #LiteracyForward strategy lays out a foundation of our new direction for change under three action pillars: Innovate, Engage, and Lead. https://t.co/mIsmF6Rd2B
#Literacy is critical to economic development as well as individual and #community well-being. Helping someone to read and write effectively or acquire the basic #skills, improves the #future of everyone in #society.
We wish you all a Happy Literacy Month! #Rwanda#GiraIgitabo
Happy #WorldPoetryDay to all the young poets in Rwanda, the region, and the globe. To more wonderful prose and reading and impact and positive change. https://t.co/YvF4A3WTyy
Happy New Year to everyone. We’re so excited for 2019. It brings new challenges, new ideas, and new projects. We cannot wait to share stories of our new adventures and engagements. #NewYearsEve2018
Je suis heureux de vous annoncer que mon roman "Petit Pays" est maintenant disponible en Kinyarwanda sous le titre "Gahugu Gato" (et bientôt en Kirundi).
My novel "Small Country" is now available in Kinyarwanda.
#kinyararwandatranslation#gahugugato
These are great stories and campaigns. One thing we haven’t done is to incorporate #writing (and storytelling) across the curriculum. Many Rwandans write very poorly simply because it’s not thoroughly taught in schools and elsewhere. It’s 2018 — let’s do this, @MinisterRw_Edu! https://t.co/txXn9pjISt
80yr-old Mukansanga Ferediyana is a regular at this local library in Nyaruguru district. She can only read Kinyarwanda books but wants to able to read foreign languages
80yr-old Mukansanga Ferediyana is a regular at this local library in Nyaruguru district. She can only read Kinyarwanda books but wants to able to read foreign languages