Etienne Mbarubukeye

Kigali, Rwanda

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ETIENNE MBARUBUKEYE is a journalist based in Kigali, Rwanda.
He holds a bachelor degree in Journalism and Communication from University of Rwanda.
He is freelance and documentary. He is good at social media
He is good at English, French, Kinyarwanda and Kiswahili.

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Rwanda's Education System and Unemployment Challenge

05 Apr 2023 | www.umusingi.org

The article discusses the state of education and its impact on unemployment in Rwanda. The government's introduction of the Nine Year Basic Education program in 2008 and its extension to Twelve Year Basic Education in 2012 aimed to combat illiteracy and increase educational attainment. Despite these efforts, the quality of education has been criticized, and there has been a significant increase in unemployment, particularly among the youth and university graduates. The unemployment rate in Rwanda was 16% in 2018, with higher rates among educated individuals. The article suggests that the education system's shortcomings are a barrier to the country's development and that participatory dialogue and merit-based university admissions could improve the situation. It also notes Rwanda's failure to achieve a middle-income status by 2020, partly due to the ineffective education system.

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