Rebuilding minds, rebuilding a nation: How education is shaping Rwanda’s future
Since the tragic genocide against the Tutsi in 1994, Rwanda has made incredible progress in rebuilding its institutions, economy, and most importantly, its people. At the core of this change is a powerful yet quiet revolution: education. As President Paul Kagame stated, “After the genocide, we had to rebuild everything, including people’s minds. Education was […]
Liberation Day: More than a memory, it’s a living promise
Today, as the sun rises over Rwanda, painting the hills in golden hues, the nation marks a profound milestone: Liberation Day. It is not merely a historical remembrance but a vibrant, living celebration of unity, peace, and rebirth. The main festivities are set to unfold at the national Amahoro Stadium, a powerful symbol of national […]
When power picks the wrong hands
They step onto the stage: wide smiles, confident voices, bold promises of hope and change. Crowds erupt. Slogans echo in every street. Campaign posters flood the nation. And just like that, a leader is born. But the excitement fades fast. Schools lack teachers. Clinics run out of medicine. Corruption creeps in. Jobs go to friends, […]
Navigating a new home: Lessons from a Kenyan student in Rwanda
As a Kenyan student with a passion for exploring the world, I’ve always dreamed of studying abroad. Initially, I had my sights set on Nairobi. But when I learnt that Mount Kenya University had a campus in Kigali, Rwanda, I was intrigued. I’d heard stories of Rwanda’s safety, beautiful landscapes, kind people, and yes, even […]
