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While the wounds of genocide from 20 years ago cut deep, the word Rwanda is more than shorthand for tragedy. Since 1994, we have understood that only through meaningful engagement with the citizenry can we hope to build a functioning and stable society. For recovery to be possible, for peace, security and freedom to take […]
October 7, 2012
Full script (Below) source The News Time Rwanda Officials of our Country Members of the Diplomatic Corps I greet you all and thank you for being here with us during this event. I especially thank everybody working in the judiciary which is responsible for the justice in Rwanda. We are here for two reasons: The first is […]
August 26, 2012
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OqQEP6Guq5k
September 9, 2011
Des noms, des collines et des mots… Je vais vous faire une confidence : la première fois qu’en famille, nous avons visité le Rwanda, j’ai été très déçue. Et c’est un euphémisme… J’avais en tête tant de récits colorés faisant sans cesse mention d’une myriade de noms de lieux (dont du reste je ne me souvenais […]
June 17, 2011
Many of you reading this title are wondering, what the heck is that? Some of you cannot even pronounce it properly. Never mind! Well, let me tell you what that word means and who I got it from. Do you remember that we, Rwandans like to Rwandanize the world …and words?Rwandadeyoze is our last addition. Since we left […]
June 13, 2011
Geneva, Monday 13th June 2011 2pm, we are back from a Rwandaful[1] weekend. Last Friday, with my beloved friend and sister Cynthia Kamikazi, we left Geneva (Switzerland) off to Shikago (yes we rwandanized the name of “the most American of big cities”). Since then, two days and nights in a row non-stop we lived Rwanda […]
June 13, 2011
I WAS THERE pronounced [A ] [WOZ] [DEYA] is the e-home of any inspired Rwandan or friend of Rwanda who wants to share the spirit of AGACIRO. Yesterday we were celebrating Rwanda Day in Chicago et demain c’est la fête à Paris! I (may be you ) tend to rwandanize the world and/or keep in Kinyarwanda those words I (we) cannot afford losing […]
I WAS THERE 
January 14, 2014
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