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Further to our last update about Espoir moving to Uganda, Pastor Samuel and theKulika team assisted Espoir in getting settled in his new country and at…
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Check out this Huffington Post article written by Simon Adams (Executive Director of the Global Centre for the Responsibility to Protect in New York) in which he recalls his meeting with Charles and their discussion about the Rwandan genocide.
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The following is a letter sent to Stace by Steven Shyaka (Rwandan Strongest Oak since 2010), in anticipation of Stace’s visit to Rwanda in November 2011. English translations of Kinyarwanda words are given in [square brackets]. Some deletions were made for the sake of brevity and some edits made for the sake of clarity – the sentiments remain unchanged.
Amakuru [how are you] Stace?
You can’t imagine how enthusiastic I am to meet a man who brought a light to…
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Congolese Strongest Oak Zingire Namegabe has begun the exciting next step toward her ultimate goal of launching her own business: an internship in advertising and sales at a bottled water manufacturer and distributor called Mugote (in Bukavu).

Zingire will gain valuable, practical business experience, building sales and…
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Rushton Hurley said… Hi Maria,
Good to be in touch, and I invite you to contact me via rh(at)nextvista.org so we can share ideas on projects that would help both our organizations.
Keep making great things happen with TSO!
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