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Mixed signal and drug wars   This is not a war, wars have a beginning and an end – The Wire   For the advocates of legal reform in Rwanda it is always one step forward, half a step back. … Continue reading →

    There is something momentous happening in the Great lakes region, the tectonic plates are shifting and this will have a ripple effect for most of Africa. The proof will be in the pudding, no one is massively excited … Continue reading →

    All the leaves are brown and the sky is grey Relations between siblings are never easy, it becomes about more than what is at stake, it becomes a battle for primacy and oedipal love. The recent border “closing” … Continue reading →

    Everything is everything This is a day and age where everything is connected, a beauty pageant led to many questioning our basic education system is working or serving our needs. We might have laughed at the lack of … Continue reading →

  “You always talk of giving back more, but not of taking less You always talk of helping more, but never talk of doing less harm You never think you might be the cause of the problem that you are … Continue reading →

  If you can keep your head while chopping off those around you If you can destroy cultures, religions and Gods and make them worship you, If you can enslave, colonize, rename, reconstitute and baptize If you can kill in … Continue reading →

    There has been much ado about the state of matrimony in Rwanda lately, social trends seem to point towards divorce but if we look closer it is not as bad as stated. Rwanda went from 26 divorces the … Continue reading →