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President Kagame: Another Genocide in Rwanda Is Unlikely
The International Reporting Project (IRP) and 12 senior U.S. editors and producers traveled to Rwanda from November 6-19, 2011, to learn more about this tiny but complex Central ...
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From Benin to Arkansas
In this small West African nation, at least 300,000 farmers cultivate plots of cotton, the country’s single largest export. But it doesn't come without hardship. Seven years ago, ...
Rwanda’s Next Steps in Photographs
WYPR's Mary Rose Madden traveled to Rwanda on an IRP Gatekeeper Editors trip in 2011. ...
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Uneasy Tension: The Catholic Church’s History in Rwanda
Today we bring you the second part of our series, “Rwanda’s Next Steps: A Generation Living in Genocide’s Aftermath”. In only 100 days between April and July 1994, 800,000 ...
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Hospital Shows Rwanda’s Health Care Successes
Rwanda has made drastic improvements in health care thanks to new hospitals and a grassroots approach. But even the best facilities have limitations. Ed Robbins, a freelance ...
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President Kagame: Our Ambition Is to Receive No Foreign Aid
The International Reporting Project (IRP) and 12 senior U.S. editors and producers traveled to Rwanda from November 6-19, 2011, to learn more about this tiny but complex Central ...
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President Kagame on Divisionism and Genocide Ideology Laws
The International Reporting Project (IRP) and 12 senior U.S. editors and producers traveled to Rwanda from November 6-19, 2011, to learn more about this important country. The ...
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Swaziland Chief Fought With Allied Forces in WWII
The stock characters of the second world war have become ingrained in our culture down the decades. But there’s always room for a surprise. Mnikwa Dlamini, for example, is the ...
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Hard Lessons for American Midwife Volunteer in Haiti
Haiti is in desperate need of skilled medical workers, a need exacerbated by last year’s earthquake. Many Americans have volunteered to help, but in a place where basic needs go ...
