RWANDA-KIGALI-CHINA-BAMBOO MAKING

(220117) -- KIGALI, Jan. 17, 2022 (Xinhua) -- A Rwandan woman weaves a piece of bamboo craftwork at a bamboo processing training center located in Masaka Incubation Business Center, Kigali, Rwanda, Jan. 14, 2022. A growing number of Rwandan youth have turned to bamboo furniture making and weaving business after skills training by Chinese bamboo experts in a bid to tackle youth unemployment challenges in Rwanda, a landlocked country in east-central Africa.TO GO WITH: "Feature: Rwandan youth turn to bamboo business with Chinese mentorship" (Xinhua/Ji Li)

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