 | Kibuye, Rwanda |
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... the ground, and peering underneath into the darkness, I could make out row upon row of coffins. I knew the statistics of Rwanda - 800,000 people died during the genocide, although Rwandans estimate it to be nearer one million, and watching as more coffins ...
... had to deal with hunger pangs all the way to Huye (I hope you are outraged on my stomach's behalf!). Fortunately taxis in Rwanda are more squashed than Uganda (4 people to a row rather than 3), which took my mind off my rumbly tummy!! ...
... , and she had so much to say. She was currently a student at the National University in Butare. With more women like her, Rwanda truly does have a bright future. At 5pm Désiré called me away from the conference and we went to Amakuro Island. We took a ...
... , vilii and all, on top. It actually tasted ok and the masala chai washed it down beautifully! The journey to Kibuye was as dramatic as any I've taken. Rwanda is often called the land of a thousand hills and its easy to see why. We rose and fell over ...
