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10/02/2020

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30/01/2020

To some, You will show your heart Unsure why or how You will show them the scars Unsure if they’ll take it in stride   To some, You will be too vast Too scary, too wild To take in all at once&…

04/12/2019

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22/02/2019

I had hard time choosing what my first blog post would be about so, i figured i do make it about one of the most impactful lesson i…

12/02/2018

It's been a long time coming.
Ladies and gentlemen, start gearing up for our very first , My Name Is Life by Karen Bugingo This is EXACTLY why Imagine We exists! Thank you for trusting us with your story!
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05/02/2018

A couple of years ago, I wrote a blog about the erasure of Afrikan women in the feminist movement and how as an act to reclaim these narratives, I would give my children female warrior names. One o…

31/01/2018

“I’m convinced that we Black women possess a special indestructible strength that allows us to not only get down, but to get up, to get through, and to get over.” Janet Jackson Happiest birthday to our very own . Much love from all the blogging Community!

15/01/2018

I hope this finds you happy and shining. I am writing to let you know that I am leaving soon, going back to the country that called you…

24/10/2017

Kimberly Akimanzi, a pupil at Green Hill Academy Primary School, already boasts of a 'fat' account for a third grader. Unlike the majority of peers and even older people, Akimanzi is a regular saver having started as early as when she was four years old.

28/07/2017

28/07/2017

Are you Rwandan, a blogger or netzen? Follow and also share your blog link with us using the hashtag

06/07/2017

The IWMF’s Howard G. Buffett Fund for Women Journalists supports the production of ambitious projects and under-reported, globally important stories. For the next nine years, the IWMF will make an annual total of $230,000 worth of grants to support women journalists in their projects and endeavors.…

09/05/2017

Thousands of people are expected in Kigali, Rwanda, from 10th to 12th May, for what is described my many as a game changer. They will be attending a continental summit called Transform Africa,…

18/04/2017

A plot from a thriller on ID Channel; or a bad Ashton Kutcher comedy: Police chief of a small, unknown African village befriends an unsuspecting American tourist, and then, well, hilarity ensues. [READ MORE]

16/03/2017

Solar off-grid solutions provider, BBOXX recently closed a 2 million dollar debt facility with Atlas Mara's entity in Rwanda, Banque Populaire du Rwanda. The deal which is the first of its kind in the growing industry is expected to show growth.

16/03/2017

She is in the news not because of her beauty, lifestyle or the crown she won, but her ability to lend a helping hand to other young women.

28/02/2017

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16/02/2017

Presented before the Keynote speech of the 8th Secretary General of the United Nations- Ban Ki-moon- at the Africa Finance & Investment Forum (AFIF2017).

15/02/2017

Dear Self,Would you be my valentine?I've waited for you all these years,You loved others but not me,You gave attention & affection to others,But not me,They hurt, they broke you,But not me,They took you for granted,But not me,You only saw them,But not me.When you found them you lost me,But when…

18/01/2017

I know its cliché but it’s also very true, the tongue does have power to heal or break, create or destroy. I grew up with a dental abnormality (long story & testimony for another day). I had go…

16/01/2017

The 21st edition of the National Prayer Breakfast held yesterday at the Kigali Convention Centre. Organised by Rwanda Leaders’ Fellowship (RLF), the prayer e...

12/01/2017

by Arnold Kwizera

12/01/2017

by Rama Isibo

Getting on the housing ladder is easier than you think One of the biggest obstacles to middle-class growth is the high cost of getting a loan to buy a house. We expect to walk into a bank and sign …

11/01/2017

Happiest birthday to one of our very own Celèste Impundu Thank you for supporting our cause. More power to you! Keep on writing! God Bless! 😍😍

10/01/2017

10/01/2017

For the second year, I am happy to share with you some of the pictures that caught my attention in 2016.

09/01/2017

Blogging has come a long way from when it first became an internet phenomenon in the mid 1990s. Then, and over the years, to blog almost always meant to share details of one’s personal life with a cyber community of followers.

06/01/2017

The World Photography Organisation and ZEISS are pleased to launch the second edition of the ZEISS Photography Award ‘Seeing Beyond’, with the theme “Meaningful places”. The competition was established by ZEISS to challenge photographers worldwide. WORTH One winning photographer will be awarded…

06/01/2017

Now in its third year, the Contest is an idea-sharing platform for youth in Kenya, Rwanda, and Uganda. This year, the World Bank wants you to share your thoughts on youth and agriculture. For a chance to win a trip to Washington, D.C. in April 2017, answer the following question in an…

06/01/2017

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On the 5th January 2017, Rwandans woke up to the news that all businesses (including NGOs), operating in residential houses, have three months to relocate to commercial buildings.[1] In the article…

03/01/2017

Midnight stroke, you looked around and everything remained the same. You ushered the new year in with so much joy. In everyone’s eyes you saw something you wished you could feel too. You knew…

22/12/2016

Hello Fam! Coming soon out soon by one of our very own Karen Bugingo . Share within your networks.

"5 years ago, At the age of 19 i was diagnosed with stage V Lymphoma. When the doctor announced to me this horrifying news, i had 1000 questions going through my mind that i kept to myself because quite frankly some where just embarrassing and that's when i realised how little both me and my country knew/Talked about cancer. I was petrified and overwhelmed by the fact that cancer is real and i suffered from it. I had watched alot of movies and most of them the cancer patient ends up dying and so the thought of that didn't help to calm my nerves at all. I hadn't met any cancer survivor before that,who would have probably answered all my questions and so i just went through it and every question answered itself as time went by. Afterwards i knew i wanted to be that "cancer survivor" for somewhere out there,especially in my country where alot of people know so little about cancer.
"My name is life" is a book i wrote telling my story. All my challenges and experiences i went through fighting this deadly disease. I mainly wrote this book to emphasize on the reality of cancer in my country and everywhere else. To bring awareness and encouragement to people fighting and those who have their loved ones fighting cancer. I am praying with you" - Karen Bugingo

22/11/2016

Come and be part of a great initiative. Share also!!!

16/11/2016

A guest blog from Zimbabwe!!

The challenge was to show up dressed in green at the office today to raise awareness of and the . I said challenge accepted. Then it occurred to me…ndaka…