Liberation Day Well Spent
I spent this year’s Liberation Day in a farm known as Ikiraro k’Inyambo located in Kaniga Sector, Gicumbi District. This farm is on a beautiful...
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Returning to Lake Ruhondo
I left Kigali at 10:30 a.m. and made it to Musanze at midday. After grabbing something to eat from Crema Café, I proceeded to Ntaruka hydropower...
A lot has changed since last time I was here
Yesterday, I left the house without a slight clue of where I was going. After working from home for three months, the urge to go somewhere is...
Traditional dance forms an integral part of the Rwandan culture
Traditional dance is embroidered on the Rwandan cultural fabric. Dance is a key ingredient of ceremonies, festivals, social gatherings and...
We can borrow and return e-books without going to the library
Kigali Public Library Years ago, I used to spend a lot of time inside the walls of the Kigali Public Library (KPL). Once in a while, I would...
Electronic books are affordable, convenient and environmentally friendly
According to Statista, one billion people have read electronic books since the beginning of this year, spending slightly over 16 billion dollars...
This coffee shop’s unconventional acquisition of capital worked but its founders have to figure out how to stay afloat without tourists
In October 2017, Prince Kamari and Aidan Miller launched Crema Café in Muhoza Sector, Musanze District. Located at the junction connecting...
Tourism Memories: The Night I Shared A Dormitory With Strangers
Tourism is currently suspended and billions of people around the world are under restrictions of movement. Borders are closed and planes are...
Soccer Made in Africa
Rural Africa has never experienced shortage of soccer balls but Muteteri Grace, an artisan plying her craft at the Urugo Women’s Opportunity...
Easing Restrictions Won’t Entertain Unnecessary Movement
It’s May 3 and until yesterday, I hadn’t left the house since March 20. This is the last day of the total lockdown. A lot of people are excited and...
