Rwanda’s terrain also poses problems due to 90 percent of its domestic cropland being situated on slopes ranging from five to 55 percent in altitude. It is estimated that around 1.4 million tonnes of ...

Rwanda’s hilly terrain has historically posed a challenge to its agricultural productivity. Most farmlands are on slopes, leaving them vulnerable to soil erosion and limiting productivity.

For the best experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings. Rwanda President Paul Kagame when he was received at State House, Nairobi for the 3rd EAC ...

ALSO READ: Rwanda to plant 65 million trees in one month Authorities are in the process of ... The degradation of these hilly terrains has heightened the risk of erosion and severe flooding downstream ...