Rwanda

As global warming forces farmers in northwestern Rwanda to move to higher elevations, the fragile gorilla population will be put more at risk.

• By Elham Shabahat

Women in the country are missing out on the tech boom, and those who do work in the industry say companies and the government need to do more to help bolster their ranks.

• By Rodrigue Rwirahira

While the statistics illustrate growing economic equality for women in the country, many are still being prevented from running a business.

• By Rodrigue Rwirahira

Incumbent Rwandan President Paul Kagame (L) greets a crowd of supporters as he arrives for a campaign rally on July 31, 2017.

• By Pacific Standard Staff

Saving the lake—and the two million people who live on its shores—will require something miraculous: a bilateral partnership between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

• By Laura Turner

The importance of churches across much of sub-Saharan Africa as sites of social gathering, public service provision, and ideational leadership cannot be underestimated.

• By Rachel Beatty Riedl

Our brains are better equipped to process isolated tragedies, while international laws make it easy to ignore anything that isn't the Holocaust.

• By Paul Hiebert