Thoughts and Progress
Walking Towards Progress of 1.3 Billion Thriving Africans.
Excellence is a quality people really appreciate, because it’s so hard to find. Excellence is the quality of excelling, of being truly the best at something. To be excellent means you being your very best to everything you do. You show up wholly and wholeheartedly to work on something to achieve the best results, NEVER […]
I am slowly plotting my return to writing more, after over a year of mental fog and fatigue, carrying, birthing twins🙏🏾. What an unforgettable journey and gift. We recently celebrated the blessing of reaching the all important 6 months milestone, which means more mummy freedom as I am no longer the primary source of sustenance, […]
Pain can choke you for so long and even choke you to death. There was a time I carried pain from experiences during my pre-teens and teen years. Add to that being robbed of my favorite people during Rwanda’s liberation struggle and the Genocide against the Tutsi. I was raging many a time. For years, […]
What a privilege to be African! What a blessing to work in Africa and have the opportunity to think through African solutions to African problems in one of Africa’s most beautiful places! Ladies and Gentlemen, Lake Naivasha Country Club, where you are truly one with nature. Come visit, enjoy fresh air with no hustle and […]
They say sharing is caring, so here it is my 7 course vegetarian dinner at Choose Kigali. Be sure to plan your date and find responsibly while out. What do you think?
As I do every new year, spent part of my birthday reflecting on the year that was, the most challenging for loved ones and many around the world. With it came an even greater sense of responsibility because as a mother-parent, one can’t help but want do their best in making the world a better […]
The African people are waiting for leadership that promotes inclusive access, inter-operationability and collaboration beyond borders.
I have been reflecting on President Kagame’s speech at the 17th Umushyikirano, the last of the decade. The President’s charge to youth resonated with me most because I have grappled with what he asked them to do many a day, in my last nearly ten years of working in Rwanda and across Africa. On many […]
First car free day of the decade, I couldn’t miss the chance to get out and enjoy it, this time in our neighborhood. A beautiful sunny Sunday morning, was the icing on this heart health cake. [wpvideo Gii8jMVd ] Morale juuuu among the group runners. I enjoy meeting these groups in the morning […]
Light is a life necessity, especially as we strive to advance the economic inclusion of every African. Many of us struggle when lights are off even for a moment, moreover, there are still many among us who have never had light or have it but cannot afford to keep the lights on. The good news […]