A new year a new challenge! Rwanda We Want’s year of activities had just begun. This time round it was Bugesera district and the opening ceremony took place on 9th May 2019 at Groupe Scolaire Nyamata catholique. One can’t conduct activities in Bugesera district without looking into its history, it is in that regard that …
Rwanda We Want launches it’s 2019 activities in Bugesera District Read More »
Normally, heroism is defined as great bravery, but the word itself is lighter in pronunciation than what it really entails. Being ready to give your life is not something that someone wakes up and goes to buy in a mall. Being a hero is more than a simple imagination, and RWW was going to challenge …
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 »
Over the past, the society has been believing in various negative myths about both parents who have children with mental disability and their children. These myths; curses from their ancestors and witchcraft from the parents, to cite a few, have had a huge negative impact both on the parents and the children, and in the …
TUBITEHO Fundraising event- Rwanda We Want in Partnership with TUBITEHO Day Care Center Read More »
RWW organization had been conducting its operations in E.S Gasiza for 2years. On 8th November 2018, the first phase had come to an end. This phase consisted of leadership trainings to RWW club members in E.S Gasiza. At the end of every phase, a closing ceremony is hosted by the RWW club members. This day …
On 7th November 2018, another chapter in Rwanda We Want’s adventure towards the Rwanda We Want was completed. This adventure comprised of Leadership training sessions, conferences and competitions in G.S Kacyiru II located in Gasabo district. “I would like to thank RWANDA WE WANT for having chosen us over others, not because we were the …
According to indexmundi, the average age in Rwanda is 19 years (male: 18.3yrs and female:19.8yrs); when you break it down, it becomes; 0-14 years: 41.38% 15-24 years: 19.34% 25-54 years: 32.77% 55-64 years: 4.09% 65 years and over: 2.43%. This only means that Rwanda has a lot of youth. This can be a good and bad thing at the same …
A 13 years old girl wins the 2018 Rwanda We Want public speaking competition Read More »
In an article written by GINGER, a leader is portrayed as follows: “Being a leader means helping others, and themselves, do the right things. A leader sets the direction for their team, drives innovation, and builds a vision for the future. Being a leader is about lighting the way to mutual goals, and it’s dynamic, …
We want to play our part in building the Rwanda We Want Read More »
[clickToTweet tweet=”Get a full recap of the ‘Ndi Umunyarwanda’ Conference which gathered 1000 youth in Bugesera District” quote=”‘Ndi Umunyarwanda’ Conference”] Rwanda We Want understood that for the youth to become great leaders of tomorrow, they have to first understand their true identity which we all share as Rwandans; whom they are aspiring to lead. This …