None se Kigalians and friends, are you coming to the #CarFreeDay cg ni bimwe byanyu?
It’s on this Sunday, 08 November!
Let’s come together for a healthy, fun-filled walk from
⏰ 7:00 AM
📍 BK Arena ➡️KCC
Don’t leave the children behind! Let’s inspire the next generation to embrace healthy lifestyles.
Dress code: 💙 BLUE T-SHIRT👕
See you there✌🏽
#ForEveryChild #UNICEF40
There are bars in Rwanda that only serve milk, and tourists are visiting the country just to try them.
Al Jazeera’s @MarahRayan finds out what’s behind this unusual drinking culture.
“The benefits of A.I. will compound, if we all have a voice in shaping the future of this new technology. As a Commission, our job is to keep asking the hard questions, and commit our time, expertise and resources to find practical solutions.” President Kagame | @AIforGood Global Commission Meeting
President Kagame, co-chair of the AI for Good Global Commission, joined fellow co-chair Marc Benioff, CEO and Co-Founder of Salesforce, vice-chair Doreen Bogdan-Martin, Secretary-General of @ITU, and other commissioners, for a virtual meeting. The session reviewed progress made to date and discussed next steps to ensure AI delivers broadly shared economic and social benefits for people worldwide.
"It doesn't matter how many years you lost....Save the rest of your life."
No regrets about the past, and time to look ahead.
Make the rest of your life what you want.
Underrated life advice: Keep proof that good things happen to you. Old photos. Kind messages. Positive feedback. Notes from great days. Whatever. Store them in a single place. Call it a Rainy Day Folder. Pop it open on a bad day and watch your mood turn. It's a free reset button.
your brain will never believe you are capable of doing hard and great things until you repeatedly do hard things and survive the hard outcomes. this is how you train your brain and how neuroplasticity works.
I am an Incuti sauce fan and I have been vocal about it for some time. I am still a fan, especially of the hot honey. I am writing this because I feel that what I saw was not fair to them. @incutifoods
I went to Simba Nyarutarama the other day and saw this: a local company trying hard to build a brand has its sauce in the worst location in the shop. It is just not fair, @RDBrwanda or some competent authority should get invovled.
Local produce should get the best store space by mandate, not as a favor; it is just good for the country. This is the kind of passive support these companies deserve. Building a brand or a business is tough, and on top of that, if the local market puts you on the worst possible shelf location, that is just not fair. We need to collectively support our local brands.
I am calling out Simba by name because it is not just one local brand they do this to. Sawacity, while not the best location, has given a somewhat better location to Incuti, though even there I feel they could be better supported. If the supermarkets do not do this on their own, RDB should get involved.
If we want local brands to grow, each one of us should support the ones trying.
Money doesn't come from hard work.
Money doesn't come from being patient.
Money comes from solving big problems for people who can pay for it.
The game is the game.