From classroom to change: Aspiring journalists embrace gender-sensitive reporting
Aspiring journalists recently completed a three-day training focused on gender-sensitive reporting. The training, which began on October 31 in Musanze, brought together students from Mount Kigali University and three other universities from Rwanda. Held at the peaceful Virunga Hotel and organized by the Rwanda Media Programme and the Fojo Media Institute, the workshop aimed to […]
Championing Inclusivity: The Experiences of Disabled Students at Mount Kigali University
In universities worldwide, a diverse community of students weaves together stories of ambition, resilience, and determination. Among them are disabled students, whose journeys are often underrepresented yet filled with unique challenges and triumphs. Their experiences highlight the importance of understanding and embracing diversity, reminding us that every voice matters and every story deserves to be […]
From ‘International Relations’ to Journalism-Aimee Mushashi
Its not news any more when one studies something but then choose to do something else: ‘Passion over Professionalism’; after-all, we are told each day to ‘do what we like so that we don’t have to work a single day’. Graduating from University of Rwanda(UR) with a Bachelors Degree in ‘International Relations’ didn’t imply that […]
Art as way of speaking to people
Art is one of the open ways of talking to people; the emotions, feelings and all untold stories make people feel connected. The love to try new things through; heavy strokes of impression, flow of texture, torn foundry, engage different colors and grayscales in bright and dark backgrounds is what gave birth to ROBERT SENGA’s […]
Be careful who you follow
The people you spend your time with determine who you become in life: “Nurture Vs Nature”. What kind of life are you living today and where do you want to be in years to come? No matter who you are, how you look and what you do, NEVER FOLLOW A LAZY PERSON. A lazy person […]
