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Stipphotel Kigali

P.O Box 2834 Kigali, Rwanda

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A Comfortable Start

A travel blog entry by sps5032

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... large cafeteria hall that can feed 500 at a time, library, computer lab, wireless internet, and is nicer than anticipated. The headmistress, whose many long braids were an obvious difference from the mandatory <2 cm hair of the students, gave us a tour of the grounds and told us about the school. We have been given the space of the dispensary for our testing and it should be adequate once we build a wall to divide one of the 2 rooms in half and get tables and ...

Muraho Rwanda!

A travel blog entry by creeganc

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... We were tisked and honked at, so we left with the images we had captured quickly for fear of having to erase our memory cards. Throughout the walk, whispers of "tattouage" permeated the sounds of the city. My body art was quiet the buzz. One kid went so far as to walk up behind me and make an attempt at rubbing it off.

Back at Chez Rose, we met up with the group members that had arrived and did our introductions. Melissa, the Assistant led us on ...

Never thought I would DJ in Africa

A travel blog entry by homeworkfilms

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5

... restaurant next to the department store. The chicken was tough but
edible and the high speed wireless was much appreciated.

The school year a the Vjeko centre runs
from January through November. On Tuesday we headed to the church to
observe the end of year ceremony. The ceremony was delivered in the
local language, which gave me lots of time to remember that Spanish
Catholic wedding I once attended. Some of the students danced, while
other acted ...

My life as a Volunteer in Rwanda

A travel blog entry by homeworkfilms

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... has a dish of fresh cabbage with
tomatoes or locally grown avocado. A pot of cooked beans or eggplant
with be served along with a grain or starch in the form of rice or
potatoes. As expected, there is not too much meat available as it is
expensive and harder to source. Bananas are always available for
desert/snacks as many varieties are grown in the region. Ivica does
supplement these staples with some other food when there are a lot of
volunteers at the school ...

Not exactly a fun day

A travel blog entry by brendacundy

10

... next site - our friendly ¨tour company¨said there was no bus so arranged motor cycle taxis for us.. The guide book said this site was untouched and less harrowing, but this is a recent genocide so things are changing. The main church building was full of clothes - again reclaimed from the bodies they are excavating, there were big temporary coffins while they decide what do do, And some of the bones were just piled up. Part of the reason this is so graphic, ...

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