On
December 22, 2013 we organised an open day. It was the first since 2010
when we started functioning as a nonprofit. We are thanking everybody
who showed up for this information sharing and socialising afternoon with
us. Our team genuinely appreciates everyone's contribution.
Supporter's assistance continues to play an important role in helping women, children and men whom we work with in Rwanda. We definitely would not have achieved much without them.
During the open day we held discussions
with sponsors of children who are...
Saturday, December 28, 2013
Tuesday, December 3, 2013
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I came across an article on Australian Broadcasting Corporation's Radio National"Songs of the Voiceless" which was recorded in a village we work with in Rwanda. At the beginning of the video, there are children singing. It is amazing seeing how in just a span of two years these kids have grown. Presently, these children are able to attend school because of the help our project EDUBWIZA extends to them.
For those who didnt know, we have a music CDs for sale from this village for a good cause. If interested in knowing more about this...
Monday, November 4, 2013
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An old man showing Mutuelles for his family
For 19 years, Rwanda is actively drafting and implementing a series of essential and pro poor reforms within its various sectors of development.
The Rwandan leadership under President Paul Kagame is committed to transform Rwanda into a middle income nation by the year 2020 also commonly known as the Vision 2020. Recently, the World bank's envoy to Rwanda Mr Denny Kalyalya praised Rwanda to be...
Thursday, August 1, 2013
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In a previous post I detailed how the village we are supporting with access to
health care and education in Rwanda was relocated to a new locality in
better housing conditions, and how it is presently perceived to be on
a right path of prosperity. Looking back where this community comes
from, a lot has been achieved and the Rwandan local government
should take credit for this even though there remain many unresolved
difficulties faced by this community.
Through
a...
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
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Eddy went to Rwanda to visit the
projects we support there. The beneficiaries of our educational projects are increasing their school
attendence! They are proud and happy to have all the scholastic materials they
need for each school year. We are always thankful to the sponsors of our
projects because, through them, we have been able to fulfill this lasting
commitment. The on-ground implementation of this project has been running
efficiently,...
Saturday, February 23, 2013
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According to UNFPA, only six countries (Rwanda,
Botswana, Niger, Malawi, Zambia and Burkina Faso) have met the target of
allocating at least 15 percent of their annual budget to health, a goal
set at an African summit on HIV/AIDS held in Abuja, Nigeria, in 2000.
Follow the link to read more.....
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
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Good news! 't Stekske pupils have raised money in supporting our education project in Rwanda. The news featured in Het Belang Van Lommel, follow to read (in dutch).
Our education project is helping children from poor families in Rwanda overcome barriers of enrolling into schools. While doing this we are constantly encouraging more girls enroll in schools because it delays the age at which girls in the villages get married off as well...
Monday, February 18, 2013
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We are taking a new twist in joining social media platforms with hope we can spread more awareness to many on what we ...
Saturday, February 9, 2013
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Hello everybody, and welcome to the blog section of our site! We have created this blog to keep you informed on what’s happening with our work in Rwanda and to share our experiences from the field.
Visitors will be able to read the blog, but only logged in members are able to post and contribute comments. Name identification will be visible with your post.
We hope you will enjoy reading our blog and please feel free to comment .
For more information visit www.mamanamtoto.org or e-mail us on rwanda@mamanamtoto.org...
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