Sky Hotel Kigali

... results,which said it's a bacterial infection.

After a dizzy, sleepy Wednesday and Thursday I was told on Friday, that I was infected by a bacteria.

But I was treated well from the doctors and got good medecine, so it was done within five days.

Now I'm back at the office, and everything seems to be O.K.

... several people at this point. Six people are preceding us to Kigale since several have a flight to Entebbe this evening. One of us has come down with intestinal troubles, and is incapacitated. Six of us go to the gates of the park for our briefing on Golden Monkeys.

Our tracking group numbers eleven with the addition of one Canadian and four Germans. The permit for this activity costs $100 per person as opposed to ...

... to find them, but did get to see a dozen White Rhino in all, which is no mean thing!

As I mentioned, we did get a posh new room when we got back into Nairobi. We enjoyed a relaxing afternoon by the pool, drank a couple of ice cold beers and had a local meal, Chinese! Then it was time to catch the shuttle bus to Tanzania to meet up with our 5 day safari.

The 'roads’ between Nairobi and Moshi in Tanzania are appalling to say the least. It took us 11 ...

... 15-17 age group. They requested that we only field two of our boys to begin with. We reluctantly agreed and Adam and Justin stepped up to the mark. The game kicked off in good spirit, but it was obvious that the home team were a class outfit as they spent most ofthe first half in our penalty box grabbing a three goal lead. As the half progressed we were able to bring on one or two boys, Ross and Ryan changed our fortunes slightly with a goal just before half ...

... restaurant before, but he likes spicy food so he was game. Daniel and Cindy already loved Indian food as did I. My super-spicy Lazeez Aloo Murg, a Punjabi curry, was excellent, as were the other dishes, and the decor was pleasant as well. It was good way for us to end our time together. Tomorrow Daniel and Cindy will be leaving at 7:00 for their flight out of Rwanda. I will have one more day here myself and Doc will be here for two more weeks of dental services and work on Smile Rwanda.

... managed to make him a cake from biscuits and chocolate spread. We met with Felicite [ AKWOS} and are playing football on Monday at the Stade Regional Kigali. Weather is scorching we are finding it hard to keep the pace going all day! We are all missing home.

... students who are not able to come home during annual Holy Days?”

He also answered a question I found very interesting, about the limits of self-defense: “If someone steals something from you and you wound him after you catch him, is it a sin?” That sparked some follow-up questions about armed burglars breaking in and menacing the lives of one’s wife or children, what then? In a country with attempted genocide in fairly recent memory ...

... are given AIDS medication while those they raped go without... these criminals get fed every day for every meal while those who they targeted go without. these criminals have access to tv, internet and gym while those suffering from the genocide don't have electricity. this does not seem fair. these criminals are living the nice life while only 15 years ago they took so many away.
after ...

... with her on sunday. she's pentacostal.. a lot of ppl changed
from catholicsm to pentacostal after the genocide because it allowed
them to dance around and yell and jump and it's a way for many of the
ppl to recover and let out their anger and work through it. so i'm very
excited to go and see. afterwards we went to dinner. they have very
good meat here and really good fresh salad and sorts ...

... have occurred at relative frequency over the last century and despite pledges of "Never Again" we'll almost certainly go on witnessing such events in the future.

The centre finished with what is called The Children's Room - a simple concept that was simply too much to take. It consisted of photos of child victims of the holocaust with a small factfile under each one listing their name, trivialities like what their favourite food was, and finally, how ...