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 Mount Kigali university recently introduced a new room in the campus, the cinema photography room. This room is at the core of the Mass media department as it came to enhance the department’s practicals and give space to the students creative side.   This room came as a facility for all mass media students so as to enable them practice what they learn in class. There are many equipments in the room that came as additional utilities to the ones that were already available in the radio and Tv studio. With the cameras and lights casting a cinematic glow, the room became a space where students are able to bring their stories to life and make the art of cinematography come alive. Students have already started using the room to enhance their skills in cinematography and photography. From capturing shots to editing masterpieces, students go deep into their own imaginations and create amazing things that meets reality. Photos by me.

 University of Global Health Equity(UGHE), is a new  university in Rwanda created to advance global health delivery by training a new generation of global health leaders  who are equipped in not just building, but sustaining effective and equitable health systems. At UGHE students gain more skills and are able to do practicals because of different facilities provided by the university. Among those facility, there is the simulation center where there is a mannequin called Mutoni which the students use for studying different procedures. Mannequin Mutoni in the simulation center The most interesting thing about Mutoni is that she can even give birth and she already has a child in the simulation center. The simulation center is of great help to students as they are able to understand more about what they study through those various practices.  Not only do students at UGHE focus on their studies but they also interact and have different fun activities such as karaoke nights and BBQ. Where t

  Mathematics and Statistics Students’ Association of Rwanda (MSAR) is an association for  students studying mathematics and statistics at the UR-CST. This association was created by the students themselves with a purpose of   creating a supportive environment to help them excel in their academic studies and prepare their careers as mathematicians and statisticians.    This association meets every Tuesday evening, to share and learn both soft and hard skills including programming languages such as Python, R needed by mathematicians. They also do some MSAR QUIZZES and MSAR fun games as a way of relaxing and boosting friendship among them.       MSAR members also go for some study visits in different institutions to learn from their elders  how they apply mathematics and statistics in those institutions. “ We believe that mathematics and statistics are the keys to the door of understanding the world”, Peace Ishimwe the president of MSAR said.  “As mathematicians we are the ones to prove

The African Leadership University (ALU) Rwanda has once again rolled out the red carpet for its graduation ceremony. Following the successful hosting of Dr. David Moineh Sengeh, Sierra Leone’s youngest-ever Minister of Education in 2023, this year’s ceremony featured distinguished guests including the president of Rwanda Paul Kagame , Gaspar Twagirayesu minister of education in Rwanda, Dr. Rose Mukankomeje Director general of high education council, Dr. Fred Swaniker Founder of ALU, and Mr Veda Sunassee the CEO of ALU.     His excellency President Paul Kagame, Dr Fred Swaniker and Mr Veda Sunassee The event took place on Friday, June 7th, 2024, at African Leadership University campus grounds. About 400 graduate students from programs: Bachelor's of art in international Business and Trade and Bachelors of Global Challenges. This will officially be conferred accredited degrees. The event promises to be yet another unmissable opportunity for both students and graduates to learn from s

On June 20th, University of Lay Adventists of Kigali (UNILAK) held the 18th academic graduation ceremony at UNILAK Kigali Campus.               Photo from UNILAK instagram page In officially awarding degrees, it is a tradition that the University awards the best student among others an award of overall best performer.  For the finance faculty, different banks come in search of the best students to offer them job opportunities. Whereby students immediately after completion they are eyed by different employers as a result of their competence. In this year's graduation ceremony, the best performer was Uhozase Michelle who was awarded One million Rwandan Francs for outcompeting other students academically.                           Uhozase Michelle  “ I’m very honored and happy to have been awarded as the best performer. I thank God, my family and all my lecturers for the constant support and encouragement. I thank the University for this tradition of awarding because it is a great mot

  Gardens: The cherished spot of students Kepler University in Kigali, Rwanda, boasted the Gardens, a peaceful shelter decorated with majestic acacia trees and simple wooden benches.  In the middle of the academic focus on Management and Communication courses, students like Grace and Jean-Paul found comfort under the cool shade of these ancient trees. Grace, engrossed in her Management studies, appreciated the calm atmosphere for focused learning. Meanwhile, Jean-Paul, a Communication student, utilized the tranquil setting to prepare for an upcoming presentation. Throughout the afternoon, students gather beneath the acacia trees. Some seek solitude, while others engage in lively discussions about coursework and campus life. These gatherings foster friendships and mutual support among a diverse student body, reflecting Kepler's commitment to unity and understanding. As the sun set, casting a warm glow through the acacia leaves, the Gardens remain a cherished retreat for students, of