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Category Archives: Rwanda
My Kigali – CMUR Experience
This is a guest post by Aggie Nyambura, who graduated with a first class in computer science from JKUAT this year, just like I did over 3 years ago. She said I motivated her to graduate sumna cum laude (I … Continue reading
Back in Nairobi
It is way past midnight-as I write this- and I don’t want to go to sleep, not just yet. I don’t want to lie awake for hours thinking, asking questions without answers. It’s the quest for the meaning of life; … Continue reading
From Rwanda to Kenya: The Journey Back Home
I certainly had a grand exit from Rwanda (meeting the president and all), one I fear I may not be able to match elsewhere. I was on a six-week internship in Rwanda which extended to eight weeks, but I do … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Rwanda, Travel, Uganda
Tagged children, first class honours, friends, fun, Musanze, President Paul Kagame, Uganda, volcanoes
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Leaving For Kampala
As I write this, am packing and unpacking and repacking. I’ve sat on the suitcase and finally managed to have it closed. Now I have to figure how the rest of my stuff is going to fit into other two … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Campus, Rwanda, Sports, Travel, Uganda
Tagged art of conservation, first class honours, graduation, kampala, motorbike, Uganda
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Meeting President Paul Kagame
How it began: the background to the story It all started with a tweet. Rather, two tweets. Let me backtrack a little Friday morning. My last day at work. Fridays are easy days around here, we report to work … Continue reading
Posted in Rwanda, Sports, Travel
Tagged art of conservation, Musanze, President Paul Kagame, tennis club, volcanoes
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The Chilling Side
Ever heard of places where people are so jealous of you, they literally poison you? They’re jealous of your success, mostly financial success, and instead of breaking and stealing (that may help them perhaps) but they kill you? Well, come … Continue reading
Friendliness: It’s not a matter of race
I’ve met so many people here, from so many different nationalities: Germans, Americans, Croatians, Canadians, Kenyans, Italians, Britons, Spaniards, Congolese, Zanzibaris, Belgians, French nationals (Frens? Frenchians?) etc. Most are tourists, some work here, some to visit, some for whatever reasons… … Continue reading
Parties, Funny Pets and Long Weekends
Last week, there were two public holidays in Rwanda. One was Heroes’ Day which was on a Tuesday (1st Feb) and the other was an elections day for local leaders, which was on Friday (4th Feb) so in the end, … Continue reading
Weekends in Rwanda
My friend called me the other day and was very sympathetic, thinking how bored I must be at night and during the weekends. If you recall, I’ve been in Rwanda for about 3 weeks, and I didn’t know anyone when … Continue reading
All About Mountain Gorillas
If you ever have the opportunity to look into the eyes of a gorilla, you will instinctively know that that these unique creatures deserve our efforts to save them – Howard G. Buffet, Threatened Kingdom: The Story of the mountain … Continue reading