Soil-conserving agriculture is now seen as one of the key methods to fight climate change, according to agriculture experts in Rwanda. Soil-conserving agriculture is becoming a smart solution for climate challenges. It protects the land, increases food production, and builds a better future for farmers. By using methods like not ploughing the land, keeping the
Ubuhinzi bubungabunga ubutaka bufatwa nk’inkingi ikomeye mu kubaka ubuhinzi buhangana n’ihindagurika ry’ibihe nk’uko bigaragazwa n’inzobere mu bijyanye n’ubuhinzi. ibi birabivuga mu gihe ubu abahinzi batangiye guhinga bakoresheje ubwo buryo bishimira ibyiza byabwo. Umwe mu bahinzi ba bigize umwuga utuye mu karere ka Kirehe Gakuba Jonas, avuga ko yabonye impinduka ubwo yatangiraga guhinga mu buryo bu
Abo amateka agaragaza ko basigaye inyuma batuye mu karere ka Musanze mu mirenge ya Gataraga ndetse na Shingiro bari batunzwe n’umwuga wo kubumba inkono bakoresheje ibumba bavuga ko batakigira imirimo bakora ijyanye n’ububumbyi ngo kuko aho bakuraga ibumba ritakiboneka. Aba babumbyi basobanura ko biba byatewe n’imvura igwa amazi akarenga ku ibumba bikabaviramo ku ribura kandi
People who live in Musanze District especially in the sectors of Gataraga and Shingiro and who were traditionally known for making clay pots, say they have lost access to clay, which was their main source of income. They explain that because of heavy rains, the places where they used to get clay are now covered,
Ahen an unknown printer took a galley of type and their scrambled imaketype specimen book has follorrvived not only fiver centuriewhen an unknown printer took a galley of type and scrambled it to make a type specimen book. It has survived not only five centuries but also the leap into electronic typesetting, remaining essentially unchanged.
Ahen an unknown printer took a galley of type and their scrambled imaketype specimen book has follorrvived not only fiver centuriewhen an unknown printer took a galley of type and scrambled it to make a type specimen book. It has survived not only five centuries but also the leap into electronic typesetting, remaining essentially unchanged.
