We were in Kigali for a conference. I left my phone in the security check tray. Shortly after leaving the airport, I realized. Asked the taxi to turn back. Got to the airport, I was asked to identify my phone. I did. They asked me to unlock it. My face unlocked the phone. They gave me a small piece of paper to sign, and off I went.
The first officer I approached was the person who solved the entire problem.
Kigali remains a city close to my heart.
I just registered a company in Rwanda in 24 hours, completely online, and paid nothing. Even more impressive, the confirmation email arrived an hour ago on a Saturday. Everything was done through the Rwanda Development Board website, including a downloadable certificate with all the company details. It honestly feels unreal.
Ce mémorial en hommage aux victimes du génocide perpétré contre les Tutsi au Rwanda est un lieu vivant. Il cultive la mémoire et projette vers l'avenir la relation entre le Rwanda et la France.
À nous de transmettre avec rigueur, dignité, vérité et justice.
Twibuke Twiyubaka.
Every single time the First Lady addresses the youth, she says 'BANA BACU...' Honestly, hearing 'bana bacu' just strikes a chord deep in my heart. ♥️🇷🇼♥️.
"I’m deaf. I thought YOU didn’t like ME." 11 years. Two good people. Both completely wrong about each other. Most hatred is just misunderstanding with no conversation.
My dad hated our neighbor for 11 years. Said he was rude. Cold. Arrogant. Every morning the guy ignored everyone and drove off without waving. One winter my dad slipped on ice outside our house. Bad fall. Couldn’t move. Guess who sprinted across the street first? The “arrogant” neighbor. Called the ambulance. Covered my dad with his own coat. Stayed with him for 40 minutes in freezing weather. At the hospital my dad asked: "Why were you always so unfriendly?" The man looked confused. Then said:
📹 Amashusho: Reba ishyaka abakozi ba #KigaliYacu bagaragaje mu irushanwa ry’Umunsi Mpuzamahanga w’Umurimo.
Dukomeze imihigo, #KigaliYacu ikomeze kuba ku isonga ku ruhando mpuzamahanga.
#LabourDay
MIT students got bored on a Saturday night and turned an entire building into a playable game of Tetris, rigging every window with LEDs at midnight.
These kids are going to run the world and we should let them.