...Rwanda 1994 Genocide The Guardian news discourse discourse analysis language journalism ethics social responsibility Introduction The Guardian is a daily international newspaper that publishes hardcopy and electronic online news that operates in 25 countries. It covers...

...Rwanda Rwandan media gender equality women journalists gender policy Introduction Gender equality comprises equal rights, responses, and opportunities for women and men and girls and boys ( UNESCO, 2014–2021 ). This conceptualisation implies that the interests, needs, and priorities of women...

... (Kpolovie & Awusaku, 2016; Oyibo & Vassileva, 2020). In the three nations studied, technology is viewed as the driver of social and economic development and growth. For example, the government of Rwanda has broadened the reach of technology through high-speed Internet, mobile broadband and computing...

... transgenerational disconnection and the third group of narratives talks about misunderstandings and re-traumatisation. Out of the 28 participants, five from group 1 mentioned that they were not interested in what was happening in Rwanda. It is important to note that I focused on Rwandan identity for this research...

...Table 1. Rwanda and Zambia Country Data. Rwanda Zambia Land Mass 26,338 sq km 752,618 sq km Population (est 2022) 13.2 million 19.6 million Population growth (est 2022) 1.74% 2.9% Real GDP (est 2020) US$27.2 billion US$60.1 billion (est 2020) Agricultural...

... kinds of interests are likely to motivate people to alter their self-perceptions. We conclude by arguing for more work on state race and nation-making from the perspectives of its targets. Race ethnicity nation symbolic power genocide Rwanda Introduction During the 1994 Rwandan genocide, race...

...2.3. Firm (Hotel) Liquidity and Financial Performance The chamber encourages the government to review articles 4(4) and 2(5) of law No. 37/2012 and consider complimentary like internet, room amenities as allowable expenses (Chamber of Tourism Rwanda, 2017). If a hotel uses taxable goods...

... in liberal peace strategies have also generated interest in the utility of traditional conflict resolution and transformation methods, especially in the Global South. Using Volker Boege's framework of traditional conflict transformation and employing case studies from Papua New Guinea (PNG), Rwanda and Timor...

...Abstract This study was conducted in the Western Province of Rwanda to explore to what extent youth aged between 18 and 22 years participate in reconciliation processes and what the factors enabling and hindering reconciliation are that, from the perspective of youth, policies and practices should...

..., Rwanda and Bougainville (within the country of Papua New Guinea) – are on four different continents, had conflicts which ended in the last decade of the twentieth century and represent tourism industries at different stages of development. They were also chosen because they are at low or medium levels...

... ). The higher education academic environment in Rwanda – while optimistic – is steeped in challenges. In Rwanda, more specifically, universities tend to consider social responsibility and sustainability according to a profit motive, too ( Dahan & Senol, 2012 ). The study reported in this chapter...