The Sun Also Rises
A group of disillusioned American expatriate writers live a dissolute, hedonistic lifestyle in 1920’s France and Spain.
Lucy Mbabazi
Walking Towards Progress of 1.3 Billion Thriving Africans.
Gone with the Wind
A manipulative Southern belle carries on a turbulent affair with a blockade runner during the American Civil War.
Kigali Serena is deservedly #Rwanda’s Leading Hotel
The World Travel Awards were handed out yesterday in Seychelles and Kigali Serena emerged as Rwanda’s leading hotel. As a Kigali City resident and a lover of all things great service, I can’t help but be proud of the Kigali Serena Team, led by the always humble and warm Country Manager – Charles Muia, who […]
“…Fight for what you believe in…”
Every year, Universities in most places choose a commencement speaker who is inspirational in some respect to impart wisdom on the graduating class. One of my favorites this year came from Mark Ruffalo, one of my favorite actors – you may know him as Hulk in The Avengers. Great wisdom and a challenge for all […]
#Rwanda Hearing???!!! Where’s the hearing for the killing of Black Americans?
They say that “Charity begins at home.” However, U.S. Congress is concerning itself with Rwanda without a single one on the senseless killing of many innocent black men by cops, who’ve gotten off with a slap on the wrist if that. This week the Committee of Foreign Affairs: Subcommittee on Africa, Global Health, Global […]
#Leadership: Can’t say no to something without ever trying it out!
How does one say something can’t work when they have never tried it??!! I’m always perplexed how someone can say no to trying something moreover they have never tried it, or know NO ONE who tried and failed. The battle of the mind is real….we press on remembering those famous words by my favorite sports […]
Show me a democracy like #Rwanda
Watching President Kagame interact with citizens during his monthly Citizen Outreach, like today’s interaction with the University of Rwanda inspired this piece. Before lecturing us about Democracy, show me a country: Where the President does citizen outreach every month; Where the President speaks and citizens trust that he is looking out for them 100%; […]
My social studies lessons and #Democracy in #Rwanda 2017…
In Primary and Secondary school imwe were taught is the government of the people, for the people by the people. In fact if anyone got that question wrong in an exam, they would get some canes. As the President and some of us are bombarded with questions of what’s going to happen come 2017, […]
#Rwanda’s youth – our greatest HOPE 🙏
HOPE is something that I’ve never felt on April 7th. Thanks to the Rwanda Broadcasting Agency (RBA), the youth testimonies features on TV, especially the survivors and 21 year olds born at the time genocide, was truly inspiring. Those stories brought hope and a smile often as opposed to only pain, sadness and anger on […]
Lying in Bed, hard to sleep…#Kwibuka21
Troubled by the memory of my auntie and cousins, who’d been visiting us in Uganda as the tensions were rising in Rwanda ahead of the Arusha agreements. My auntie’s husband worked in the government and told her things were going well and that see and the kids should come back home. On April 3rd, 1994, […]