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AKWOS in partnership with KVINNA TILL KVINNA distributed face masks, sanitary pads and wash, Liquid soap, and phones to its nights holders to protect them and their communities from the COVID-19 PANDEMIC.
It was proved that GBV cases have increased during this that context that AKWOS focal points were given phones to be able to report such kind of cases and be able to report and provide any necessary in formation on time.
FÉLICITÉ Rwemalika, the head of the Association of Kigali Women in Sports (AKWOS) has said that building lasting peace has to start with the youth and sports are a good tool to achieve the target. The former Rwanda Football Association’s head of women’s football said this during an exclusive interview with Saturday Sport yesterday….
This event attended by participants from 5 villages from different Sectors from Musanze Districts and 5 villages in from different Sectors from Rubavu District, to overview of the activities of conflicts resolution and peace building. Number of households which are no longer in conflicts – 60 N0 Village Number of Peace club members Total number…
AKWOS as the stakeholder in Rubavu District, contributed into empowering a woman who was homeless on this international rural woman’s day who lives in Rugerero Sector through providing food supplies.
Debate on women in sport moderated by Evely Watta, Vice President, International Sports Press Association & News Producer, Olympic Channel, Kenya. While the World has taken great strides in the last 100 years to advance gender equality, it is critical to continue and expand upon this forward momentum to build a world characterised by universal…
Kvinna Till Kvinna Visited beneficiaries from Bunyago Village in Rubavu District performing different activities which sensitize the community on peace building, conflict resolution, Gender equality and sports.
Capacity building workshop, which took place in Musanze and Rubavu District, lasted 10 days. The main goal of this training was to train 10 village leaders, 10 CNFs, 24 Youth and 6 teachers, (50 people) who were chosen to represent their villages, on peace building, conflict resolution, gender equality, football and leadership & storytelling training….
