Voices
Soft and Safe Dialogue about Mental Health in Rwanda
Chantal Mudahogora Whether you are a farmer, a student, a teacher, a professor, a business person, an ordinary person assuming any professional responsibilities or simply a stay home mother taking…
When Kagame Invited Masiyiwa to Name Baby Gorilla
He is a regular traveler to Rwanda, and has publicly never minced words while expressing his love for the country. This time, Strive Masiyiwa – a Zimbabwean billionaire and tech…
Achieving Solutions with Farmers Isn’t Radical: Why is it So Hard?
A stranger enters the room, from another world, and tells a long-time team to do things differently. The chances of a great outcome, based on human psychology, are not…
The Commonwealth Today: What’s In It for You?
This week the flags of 53 Commonwealth countries are fluttering over London welcoming leaders to the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting 2018. Rwanda and the UK are delighted to celebrate…
Why was Pope John Paul II Message to His Followers Ignored During 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi?
Normally, the church is a place of fellowship, where Christians are ardent to one another and honour one another. It should be a place to teach biblical doctrine so as…
Accountability: A Call for Self-satisfaction
Accountability is like a buzzword in today’s business culture irrespective of the business objectives. Whether it is a service, a nonprofit philanthropist or profit driven venture, they all share…
African Renaissance: A Long Dream Turning Into Reality?
The concept of African Renaissance has been on the lips of progressive Africans for decades as a renewal of the way of doing things to overcome Africa’s challenges and…
