While Rwanda was only exporting about $1.5m of clothing per year to the US at the time, this stopped that overnight, and meant that the African nation could not hope to increase it.

The fashion show's concept of promoting locally made clothing outfits and hair dressing styles to reflect Rwandan culture has motivated many young designers and enabled them stand out, despite the ...

Rwanda and Pittsburgh have something in common: The East African country is known as the “land of hills.” The two areas will share a connection this weekend for “FestivalAFRICANA ...

Moses Turahirwa, the creative director and founder of Moshions brand, designs new clothes at upstairs of the Moshions shop in Kigali, Rwanda on April 1, 2022. (Photo by Huang Wanqing/Xinhua) The ...

In Rwandan Mass Graves, There Are Few Ways To Identify The Dead. Clothing Is One Near the capital of Rwanda, four new mass graves have been discovered with more than 2,000 bodies.

Culture is the most fundamental foundation any society may brag about thus, it's the major reason as to why it should be upheld. ... Rwanda: Culture and Dynamism Inseparable.

Rwanda will celebrate its national day at Expo 2025 Osaka Kansai on Friday, July 4, showcasing the country’s cultural resilience and post-liberation progress to a global audience. The six-month World ...

Modern, creative and proud: Welcome to the new Rwanda Rwandans are drawing on their heritage to shape a modern culture that celebrates passion, care, and creativity. By Heather Greenwood Davis ...

Rwanda’s culture, heritage on show at expo. The pavilion of Rwanda in the international area of the Horticultural Expo 2023 Doha offers an experience that showcases the history of this African ...

Every country has a particular heritage and attaches a certain value to their culture. These range from dance, song, poetry, clothing, feeding, and even hairstyles. Today we explore Rwanda’s very own ...

While Rwanda was only exporting about $1.5m of clothing per year to the US at the time, this stopped that overnight, and meant that the African nation could not hope to increase it.