
Interview: Fraterne from Irebe Baskets
Fraterne is the founder of the Irebe Basket Collective which sells some of the more beautiful pieces I’ve seen in Rwanda, weaved by a talented
Fraterne is the founder of the Irebe Basket Collective which sells some of the more beautiful pieces I’ve seen in Rwanda, weaved by a talented
I finally met Karli awhile ago on a Talking Through Art walking tour around Gikondo after several years of seeing her work on Rwanda Influence.
Justin is a Rwandan trainer who runs regular courses through his company Impact Route that help newcomers understand Rwandan culture and customs. You can learn
I’ve been noticing some photos on social media lately of beautiful interior design here in Rwanda and I was intrigued. I discovered that they were
Greg is an entrepreneur with a passion for cultural tourism who operates mainly out of Musanze. I’ve known Greg for many years and I’m always
Petr and Talking Through Art has been on my radar for years because of their beautiful baskets and the amazing cause they’ve taken up. Have
Artist Tom Bogaert is in Kigali for his exhibition at Ivuka Arts. You can learn more about his art in the interview below or check
I met Jeannetta shortly after arriving in Kigali and I’ve been following along closely as she and Dennis have taken WAKA Fitness to new and
Sophie Edwards opened the doors to her apartment complex, Palm Apartments, in August 2018. Have a read to see what was involved in pulling off
Florence Mwashimba is responsible for the awesome Kigali Farmer’s and Artisan’s Market. Read more about her and the market below and also be sure to
Mio owns and operates the popular Japanese restaurant, Kiseki and is an all around interesting person! Can you tell us a little bit about yourself?
Sam Dargen has been in Kigali for many years, recently starting up a sourdough bread delivery company called Daybreak Bread with his business partner Francois.
RONKOS recently came to my attention and it’s a really interesting business and I though we should talk to Lorcan, the founder. You can find
Molly Parker is the brains behind Turambe Shoppe, one of my favourite restaurants in Kigali. She’s also part of the team that runs Calafia Cafe
Sandra Idossou has been working for seven years on The Service Mag, a magazine that aims to educate about customer service, among other things. Watch