A crash course in changing the world.
Added by Iyamuremye Jean de Dieu on May 11, 2010 at 4:30pm — 4 Comments
My evokation for helping the poor girls, who do the prostitution for getting money, get rid of such dangerous and disrespect work and help them to get new life.
I get the idea of my project from what I have done during the period of this game of evoke. I help the women to abandon prostitution.…
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EPISODE 1
BUTARE
Fear less, hope more; whine less, breathe more; talk less, say more; hate less, love more; and all good things are yours– Swedish proverb
PAGE 1
PANEL A
Tumba HIV/AIDS area. Sunset. There are many people than other sectors of BUTARE district. Those people look like sad, weak and hopeless. No assurance they expect to get, only waiting for last day of life. We can see a foreign man
speaks aloud and announces a new…
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The prayer of faith shall save the sick. A mere request that God will heal the sick has no power to gain more of the divine presence than is always at hand. The beneficial effect of such prayer for the sick is on the human mind, making it act more powerfully on the body through a blind faith in God. This, however, is one belief casting out another, a belief in the…
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These are sorts of bowls used by our ancestors in Rwanda, but nowadays we adopt the new foreign culture to use the plates and in the wh*** country you can not found anywhere a bowl.
Added by Iyamuremye Jean de Dieu on May 1, 2010 at 4:30pm — 3 Comments
Dowry in Rwanda is paid by a family of the man to his prospective bride's family. Many women see it as an indication of their value to society and have no interest in changing this element of their culture.
Traditionally the dowry is paid in cows, though nowadays for people living in the city cash is more useful. When a cow is given, the first calf born would traditionally be given back to the young married couple. This culture of using the cows will remain only in the…
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This is a picture which I have taken in museum of Rwanda located at Butare, showing the materials used to prepare and making Rwanda’s banana beer, and calabash served to drink. Banana beer is made from
fermentation of mashed bananas and fermented to alcoholic beverage. In the last
years no man could gathered the men without a drink like banana beer, in Rwanda
all conversations of men accompanied by banana…
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I get this message from Shakwei:
Dear Agent AV,
I write to you today to ask for your help. This week, my blog Visions for Africa urging UE Agents to join the Davos conversation and post a challenge or question to the World leaders
attending the World Economic Forum in Tanzania from 5-7 May 2010 was
featured on the Heros of Living Knowledge.
Agent Edayis (…
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This plant of Aloe dawei (IGIKAKARUBAMBA in our language) is most used with the traditional healers
To a****s the factors and perceptions determining choice between traditional and Western medicine (WM) among urban African women when confronting illness in general, and AIDS in particular. DESCRIPTION: Forty
women and 25 traditional healers (TH) were…
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This is a Bank located at Butare city where I live and compared at other Banks save is the best one for the people of low level. Safety first, when you have the money in AGASEKE(basket) you feel in safe…
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This map considered environmental, land use, infrastructural, cultural, and socioeconomic factors, as well as economic and demographic projections, and outlined opportunities and
constraints for urban development. It is hoped that this Plan will help…
Added by Iyamuremye Jean de Dieu on April 18, 2010 at 4:30pm — 4 Comments
That new planet is filled with new binds and traps. A changing world costs large sums to defend—think of the money that went to repair New Orleans, or the trillions it will take to transform our energy systems.
But the…
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Urban resilience is the degree to which cities are able to tolerate alteration before reorganizing around a new set of structures and processes. What this work aims to provide is a multi-level understanding of the
resilience of urban systems which recognizes the role of metabolic flows in sustaining urban functions, human well-being and quality of life; governance networks and the ability of society to learn, adapt and…
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Women are at the heart of any society’s culture because of the essential role they play in society as women are a positive force to promote peace and ensure education in terms of cultural
and ethical values.…
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