Rwanda’s gender equality certification model, built from scratch and certified across 25 institutions, is now being positioned...
Regis NDAYISENGA
Régis Ndayisenga is a journalist and media strategist based in Kigali, Rwanda, and a contributing writer at INTO RWANDA.With a background rooted in storytelling and digital content creation, Régis brings a focused editorial eye to African culture, business, travel, and architecture.His work is driven by a commitment to producing content that informs, contextualises, and connects Rwanda's story to a global readership.
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