On 22nd August, Rwanda We Want organization celebrated the international youth day at the Kigali Public Library. This event themed “Transforming education” was conducted in a more youth-friendly way. The first activity was conducted in groups that were formed upon the arrival of the youth. The speakers to conduct this activity were Regis Umugiraneza- CEO …
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Lately, Rwanda has become the spotlight of the World due to its good leadership which enabled it to break records in various disciplines, but this was not the case 25 years ago. 25 years ago, this is a country that witnessed horrific atrocities; the genocide against Tutsi. What’s even terrifying is that the victims and …
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2018 was a year to remember for various reasons be them good ones or bad ones depending on each person out there, but for Rwanda We Want, every achievement, be it little or big never goes unnoticed, and thus 2018 will be remembered for hitting our target. Let’s go through a quick recap of 2018. …
Normal and Abnormal. This is a subject of an endless debate because “normal” may vary by person, time, place, culture and situation and thus being an amorphous subjective perception. However, our society labels “normal” as “good” and “abnormal” as “bad”, and this may have extreme consequences for an individual such exclusion and stigmatization. According to …
Children with mental disabilities suffer directly but even more indirectly. TUBITEHO! Read More »