#Nyamirambo

[kigalisight]

Urubanza rwa Prince Kid rwasubitswe by’igihe gito birangira rushyizwe mu muhezo.

Urubanza rwa Prince Kid rwasubitswe by’igihe gito birangira rushyizwe mu muhezo.

Ishimwe Dieudonne uzwi nka Prince Kid, yagejejwe imbere y’Urukiko kugira ngo aburane mu mizi,ku byaha ashinjwa birimo ibijyanye n’ishimishamubiri. Prince Kid yabwiye urukiko ko atiteguye guhita aburana kuko umwe mu banyamategeko be ataraboneka. Mu gitondo cyo kuri uyu wa Gatatu tariki 05 Ukwakira 2022, Prince Kid yari ageze ku cyicaro cy’Urukiko Rwisumbuye rwa Nyarugenge ruri i Nyamirambo. Yari…

[eastafricanadventures]

#Street scenes in #Nyamirambo, the old Islamic area of #Kigali. It's both a buzzy and relaxed neighbourhood. Milk bars are very popular in a community that doesn't drink much alcohol! #cities #passionpassport #theculturetrip #travel #adventure #explore #backpacking #backpacker #instatravel #travelphoto #traveldiaries #globetrotter #wander #lonelyplanet #aroundtheworld #environment #Rwanda #EastAfrica #Africa #EastAfricanAdventures (at Kigali, Rwanda) https://www.instagram.com/p/BoPRj8Un6Wk/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=7cc0ri8kb280

[touchrwanda]

Nyamirambo: Imodoka 16 zirimo iya Sugira Ernest zahiriye mu igaraje

Nyamirambo: Imodoka 16 zirimo iya Sugira Ernest zahiriye mu igaraje

Kuri uyu wa Gatatu tariki ya 17 Gashyantare 2021, ahagana mu ma Saa cyenda z’igica munsi, igaraje ry’uwitwa ‘Murara Arthur’ ryarimo imodoka 16 zirimo iya Sugira Ernest, ryafashwe n’inkongi zirashya zirakongoka. Muri izi modoka zahiye harimo n’ivatiri yo mu bwoko bwa Colora Altis ya rutahizamu wa Rayon Sports Sugira Ernest ifite agaciro ka miliyoni 7 Frw. Ababonye intandaro y’iyi nkongi, bavuze ko…

[nkururich]

[eastafricanadventures]

The #Muslim population of #Rwanda were seen as outsiders and not targeted by the genocide perpetrators. In this #mosque in #Nyamirambo, brave Muslims hid many Tutsi's from the Hutu's, who were too scared of the "Muslim witchcraft" to enter. (at Kigali, Rwanda) https://www.instagram.com/p/BoXNXPwHq8t/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=71i3rcebmb8j

[moseswatuyi-blog]

Victory belongs to Jesus who will stand against The God No one can No one will #victoryinitiative (at Nyamirambo) https://www.instagram.com/p/B6lgIfBAI0G/?igshid=shh5b965dth3

[umukunzimwiza]

Mico The Best yasendereje ibyishimo by’abafana bitabiriye igitaramo cye muri Bauhaus [AMAFOTO]

Mico The Best yasendereje ibyishimo by’abafana bitabiriye igitaramo cye muri Bauhaus [AMAFOTO]

Kuri uyu wa Gatanu nibwo umuhanzi Mico The Best yashimishije abafana be bari bitabiriye igitaramo cye i Nyamirambo ahazwi nko kuri Bauhaus.

Kuri uyu wa Gatanu taliki ya 15 Werurwe 2019 ,Nibwo umuhanzi Mico The Best ukunzwe mu njyana ya Afrobeat yashimishije imbaga y’abantu bari baje kwifatanya nawe mu gitaramo cyaranzwe n’imbyino nyinshi ndetse n’ubwitabire buri ku rwego rwo hejuru.

Mico The…

[touchrwanda]

Mico The Best yasendereje ibyishimo by’abafana bitabiriye igitaramo cye muri Bauhaus [AMAFOTO]

Mico The Best yasendereje ibyishimo by’abafana bitabiriye igitaramo cye muri Bauhaus [AMAFOTO]

Kuri uyu wa Gatanu nibwo umuhanzi Mico The Best yashimishije abafana be bari bitabiriye igitaramo cye i Nyamirambo ahazwi nko kuri Bauhaus.

Kuri uyu wa Gatanu taliki ya 15 Werurwe 2019 ,Nibwo umuhanzi Mico The Best ukunzwe mu njyana ya Afrobeat yashimishije imbaga y’abantu bari baje kwifatanya nawe mu gitaramo cyaranzwe n’imbyino nyinshi ndetse n’ubwitabire buri ku rwego rwo hejuru.

Mico The…

[headandqueso]

#Nyamirambo #Kigali #Rwanda #Graffiti #WallArt (at Nyamirambo corner)

[artistkollyblog-blog]

#callitmagic #callitwhatyouwant #callit #rwandaful #art #nyamirambo #inspiration #fineart #africanart #rwandanart #eastafricanart #artist #internationalart #artgallery #kwitondaarts #kigali #my250 #rwanda Artwork by @olivierkwitonda_arts 2m X 1,20 cm #followforfollow #like4like (at Kwitonda_arts)

[kuremakurebakwiga]

Super #creativecollabo with visiting @vcakampala & @millerntorgallery #streetartists in #Rwanda - works in progress from #Nyamirambo to #Kimihurura ✨🔥🎯 thanks @anna.laugh @jumumonster @bobbie.serrano @aisakv @krashkid @tindironnie @destreetart @hatimax256 & @mambaclubrw for taking art out of the gallery with us! #ArtCreatesWater #vivaconagua #my250 #biryogo #kigali #streetart #mural #graffiti #streetartrwanda #kuremakurebakwiga (at Kigali, Rwanda)

[ingreezy]

Tea time in Rwanda. ... #kigali #nyamirambo #rwanda (at Nyamirambo)

[projetafrotalks]

Jour 13

Ce matin, nous nous préparons pour une longue journée. En effet, suite à nos nombreuses sollicitations du week-end, cinq rendez-vous sont fixés. Nous partons tout d’abord en direction du café La Classe pour rencontrer Fiacre Moutabazi, un jeune social worker qui après ses études s’est tourné vers un métier créatif. Il est en effet à l’origine du projet My story qui cherche à faire des portraits d’hommes et femmes inspirant-e-s. Son but est de montrer qu’il est possible de réaliser ses rêves, ses projets.

Après les retrouvailles du groupe (une partie étant allée à la recherche de bouteilles d’eau, de bananes et d’une imprimante pendant ce temps) nous rejoignons l’hôpital Kibagabaga. Aucune mauvaise nouvelle à annoncer (rassurez- vous chers parents !) mais plutôt un rendez-vous avec le planning familial. Nous nous installons alors devant la salle d’attente pour procéder à l’entretien avec une infirmière et un gynécologue-obstétricien. Nous apprenons beaucoup de choses, par  exemple le fait qu’au Rwanda le consentement des deux conjoints est obligatoire avant la mise en pratique d’une contraception.  

Nous partons ensuite manger dans un petit restaurant très sympa, ou plusieurs plats locaux sont disposés sur la table: divers riz, bœuf, frites, haricots, petits pois, matooke (à base de bananes plantain), fufu (pâte de manioc), posho (pâte à base de fécule de maïs)… Ce midi était quelque peu particulier. En sortant du restaurant, nous avons vécu une situation hors du commun pour nous. Un homme s’est effondré sur le sol, s’est mis à cracher du sang et à convulser. Personne ne semblait lui porter assistance. Nous avons donc tenté d’appeler les secours, mais après sept appels, aucun ne nous a répondu. Nous nous sommes donc rendus à une pharmacie à proximité mais son propriétaire semblait plus amusé que vraiment inquiété. L’homme à terre a commencé à pousser des cris aigus et perçants, puis a fini par parler. Les passants nous ont expliqué que c’était une situation habituelle pour cet homme et qu’il était en train de raconter son histoire : sa belle-mère lui aurait jeté un sort ou empoisonné, sans raison apparente. Il demande de l’argent afin qu’il puisse manger même s’il explique qu’il finirait de toute façon par tout rendre en crachant du sang. Selon ses dires, il se relèverait dans quelques minutes, mais nous ne le vérifierons pas puisque nous avons fini par partir, bien que cette expérience nous ait laissé un souvenir quelque peu amer.  

En début d’après-midi, nous nous dirigeons vers le stade régional, pour un entretien avec des footballeuses de l’AS Kigali. Tout d’abord, nous sommes surpris par un entraînement de défilé policier, accompagné d’une fanfare, avant que ces derniers ne laissent place à l’entraînement de foot féminin. Nous apprenons alors que 90% des filles de l’équipe jouent dans l’équipe nationale. Deux d’entre elles acceptent d’être interviewées. Après une petite partie de foot, où nous avons pu attester du talent de footballeur-e de Mélanie et Angeloos, nous retournons au stade national où l’on espère rencontrer des taekwondoïstes féminines. C’est un échec, aucune d’entre elles ne s’entraîne ce soir.

Nous rentrons à la villa*, où, après un rapide dîner, nous nous couchons tôt, exténué-e-s par cette journée.

* Petite private joke (cf. les marseillais)

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DAY 13 

This morning we are preparing for a long day. Indeed, after many  solicitations during the weekend, five appointments are fixed. First we go to Café La Classe to meet Fiacre Mutabazi, a young social worker who decided to work in a creative profession after his studies. He is co-founder of My story project, which seeks to portray inspiring men and women. His purpose is to show that it is possible to realize one's dreams, one's projects.

After the reunion of the group (some of us looked for water bottles, bananas and a printer during the interview) we reach the hospital Kibagabaga. No bad news to announce (be reassured dear parents!) but we have a meeting with the family planning. We set up interviews with a nurse and a gynecologist-obstetrician, in front of the waiting room.

We learnt a lot, for example the fact that in Rwanda the consent of both spouses is compulsory before taking any contraception.

Then we leave to eat in a very nice little restaurant, where several local dishes are placed on the table: various rice, beef, fries, beans, peas, matooke (based on plantain), fufu (Corn starch paste) ...

This noon was somehow singular. When we left the restaurant, we experienced an unexpected situation. A man collapsed on the ground, started spitting blood and convulsing. No one seemed willing to help him. So we tried to call for help, but after seven calls, no one answered. Thus we went to a pharmacy nearby but its owner seemed more amused than really worried. Then the man on the floor started shouting sharply and shrilly, then ended up talking. Passers-by told us that this was the usual situation for this man and that he was telling his story: his mother-in-law would have cast a spell or poisoned him, for no apparent reason. He asks for money so he can eat even if he explains that he would end up spitting blood anyway. According to him, he would get up in a few minutes, but we will not check it since we eventually left, although this experience left us a bitter memory.

In the early afternoon, we go to the regional stadium for an interview with AS Kigali soccer players. First of all, we are surprised by a police parade training, accompanied by a fanfare, before letting women's soccer training happen. We learn that 90% of the girls on the team play on the national team. Two of them agreed to be interviewed.

After a small football game, where we were able to attest Mélanie and Angeloos football talent, we return to the national stadium hoping to meet female taekwondoists. It's a failure, none of them are training tonight.

We head back to the villa*, where, after a quick dinner, we go to bed early, exhausted by that day.

* Small private joke from a french reality show.

https://www.facebook.com/MyStoryRW/

[kurema-kureba-kwiga]

Happy #muralmonday ~ remembering this wild beauty beast by @jumumonster from the @vivaconagua water walk visit in 2017 ✨ #mural #graffiti #rwanda #kigali #my250 #streetart #urbanart #urbanaesthetics #nyamirambo #nyamijoz #motos #motosandmurals #girlswhopaint #travelnoire #visitrwanda #vivaconagua https://ift.tt/2YqKKTP

[stevennshizirungublog]

Field Study to Explore In                                      Rwanda

Rwanda is a landlocked country with land borders with four countries  Uganda in the north, Tanzania in the east, Burundi in the south, and the Democratic Republic of Congo in the west. 

Modern Rwanda is among the top site of much foreign research on a variety of topics, from the 1994 genocide against Tutsi field study and its repercussions on the development and its impact. The Rwandan policy on the protection and management of its flora and fauna, national and international educational institutions, and Rwandan cultures bring much attention to international students to discover.  

In this note, I will share with you 5 field studies that researchers, international students, scientists, and cultural anthropologists should visit in Rwanda. 

1. Kigali Genocide Memorial 

Kigali genocide memorial is located in Kigali city. The memorial is the resting place of over 250,000 of a million who perished during the genocide against Tutsi in 1994. On your visit to the Kigali Genocide Memorial, you will learn more about Rwandan society from the Kingdom, colonialism, to the genocide era. 

                         ( AEGIS, nd) 

2. University of Global Health Equity ( UGHE)

The university of Global Health Equity ( UGHE) is a health sciences university located in northern province of Rwanda in Burera district. The university of Global Health Corps is an initiative of Partners in Health organization which built Cancer Center of Excellence. Health scientists and students can learn more about cancer treatment through field visit at University of Global Health Equity campus. 

                     (UGHE, 2020) 

3. Rwanda Institute for  Conservation of Agriculture (RICA)  

Rwanda Institute for Conservation of Agriculture is unique conservation of agriculture institution. The institution combines research, education that aim to train next generation of leaders in agriculture while. Doing field study at RICA means discovering a lot in agriculture fields study around the campus as well as NASHO irrigation cooperative established by RICA. For more information click here 

                      (RICA, 2021)

4. Nyamirambo Women Center

Nyamirambo Women Center is a social organization located in Nyamirambo sector, Nyarugenge district in Kigali city. The organization was established by 18 Rwandan women. The organization was established with the aim of addressing gender-based violence and gender inequality among Rwandans. The Nyamiramo Women Center also provides vocational training to vulnerable women about women’s accessories, clothing, and home decor products and the organization supports them to get the market to those products. Students and professionals can learn more about rural development and rural women’s income activities by visiting Nyamirambo Women Center. For more information click here 

                         ( Nyamirambo Women’s Center, nd) 

5. Zipline Drones For Medical delivery field study 

Zipline is a company that operate in Rwanda which does medical delivery specifically blood products in rural area in Rwanda using drones. Currently, Zipline has office in Muhanga district in southern province and it is 49 km from Kigali city and it is 1h :20 min. Scientists, students, health professionals can visit its office for field study and learn more about blood and other medical products delivery in rural of Rwanda. 

( Rosenberg, 2016)