The Rwanda We Want Organization’s Fiscal Year 2023-2024 report highlights a year of significant expansion, impactful programs, and community-driven initiatives aimed at fostering resilience and positive transformation across Rwanda. Through dedicated partnerships and innovative projects, RWW has extended its reach to new districts, empowering youth and addressing critical social issues. This report encapsulates our efforts …
They say time heals everything. This saying would translate to a properly healed nation 26 years after the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi, after all a wound may take a few years to completely heal, according to science. But somehow in the country of a thousand hills, some wounds are still fresh and so deep …
On November 7, the Executive Director Of Rwanda we want organization, Colbert Rulinda hosted Arnaud Rwabahizi whose project “Hawkers@work” had just won the 4th edition of Rwanda we want’s Public Speaking competition, for a brief talk about the way forward and also to award him the grand prize of the competition. His idea -Hawkers@work- is …
Back in 2018, from the day she began to attend RWW activities, Nelly Umulisa Rurangwa has been of huge help to RWW. Her commitment and savoir-faire made her earn a sit at the board of RWW. Then on Tuesday 13th October, she was unanimously voted to be the vice chairperson of the youthful organization. Her …
On October 1st, Rwanda we want organization and Patriotism Rwanda organization jointly hosted a virtual celebration of the patriotism day with the theme “The role of the youth in the fight against the COVID19 pandemic”. This virtual celebration was also an opportunity for the young people to draw inspiration from the women and men who …
On Sunday 27th, Rwanda We want organization in partnership with USAID Ingobyi activity held an online open conversation with the youth aiming at breaking the ice on youth sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) among the youth which was a culminatio of a series of activities in a campaign dubbed “Tubivugeho” that aims at …
Lack of information still a huge barrier to SRHR among Rwandan youth Read More »
Teen pregnancy is among the challenges Rwandan young people-making up the larger portion of the country’s population- are grappling with, and to which the government is fighting tooth and nail to put to bed. The government isn’t in this fight alone because both the old and younger generations as well as the civil society have …
Tackling Teenage Pregnancy reimagined through Cindy’s golden tips Read More »
On Wednesday 5th August, RWW launched a digital campaign dubbed TUBIVUGEHO which roughly translates to “Let’s talk about it” in partnership with the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) Ingobyi Activity. With the youth as the target audience, the campaign will be spearheaded by their peers with the aim of raising the awareness and …
October 1st 1990; a group of young, brave, audacious and patriotic individuals starts a journey of liberation of their beloved country. They March fearlessly without looking back, leaving behind their families, loved ones and youthful life, with only one mission in mind; restoring unity among Rwandans, at all cost! July 4th 1994, after 4 years …
Esther Rutatina, is a student at Hungary based University of Debrecen and took her time to share with us what the liberation of this country means to her. She said, “On the Liberation day, we celebrate the sacrifice and courage of the RPF inkotanyi for putting an end to the 1994 Genocide against Tutsi, because …
Rwanda itajengwa na sisi wenyewe, Esther on Liberation 26 Read More »