My little sister, Anne Mukamunana, left this world for the next yesterday at the age of 105. She was eight years younger than me. She was born in Masisi. Her daughter was studying in a missionary school in Butare, 300km away. She would walk on foot to visit her and walk back to Masisi. She would stop at any person’s home at nightfall and seek shelter for the night and continue the next day. The journey would take about two weeks or slightly longer and back, same time. So that was a round trip of 600km on foot, unbelievable. May her soul RIP.
Today, most people have been complaining that, unlike the recent heavy rains, the day is too hot !!
Am just here to remind you’all to stay calm, its not hot, it’s just a MCM at AK Fashion House.
Today, we proudly feature @SpeedGhulam the man behind today’s temperature.
To be honest, the weather & location were hot, the vibes were beyond Mpola Mpola enjoyements. So we said,“why not pop an ice cold bell lager to life with the pals”🍾 🍺 🍻. We did it the @bell_lager 😅 enjoyements way #AD#bellceo#BellLagerCeo (PART 1 & PART 2)
Getting these things back to Africa is also a form of gaining back our independence
Fr as long as they’re in western museums,we aren’t independent yet .
Why are things that explain our history in their care ?
It’s just absurd !
Crazy how there’s nothing being done about all the the things that were stolen from Africa and are sitting in museums in western countries,boosting their billion dollar tourism industries.Africans travelling to western countries only to be told “this was found in Egypt!
Found or stolen?
Honestly some movement or something needs to be created to gain back all our antiques and many other things that are supposed to be in Africa
African countries are still colonies to these countries
There’s no independence if it’s not full independence