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Gov't and Employers Expand Early Childhood Care, but Mining Communities Still Left Behind

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Gov't and Employers Expand Early Childhood Care, but Mining Communities Still Left Behind [Tarrifa] 19-01-2026

Labour union calls for worker protections amid digitisation [The Times] 14-06-2025

Nearly 75,000 mine workers need training, says union [The New Times] 10-12-2024

Union holds congress, celebrates massive increase in membership [BWI] 11-10-2024

/ Rwanda Organizing and collective bargaining forum launched in Rwanda [IndustriALL] 10-10-2024

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Gov't and Employers Expand Early Childhood Care, but Mining Communities Still Left Behind 2026-01-19 [Tarrifa]

Labour union calls for worker protections amid digitisation 2025-06-14 [The Times]

Rwanda FEAJ elects new leadership 2025-01-22 [IFJ]

Nearly 75,000 mine workers need training, says union 2024-12-10 [The New Times]

Union holds congress, celebrates massive increase in membership 2024-10-11 [BWI]

Rwanda Organizing and collective bargaining forum launched in Rwanda 2024-10-10 [IndustriALL]

Holding the line for women leadership: The inspiring journey of Lea Rugambage 2024-10-04 [BWI]

Rwanda ratifies the ILO Convention on Violence and Harassment 2023-11-02 [ILO]

Journalist died in motorbike accident 2023-01-26 [IFJ]

“If you do not think about the public interest you are not doing journalism” 2021-12-16 [IFJ]

Domestic workers face heightened abuse 2020-07-21 [The New Times]