Rwanda, through the institute of museums in Rwanda, is taking part in preserving their cultural artifacts to be learned by future generations (Rwandan artifacts can boost tourism). Recently, Rwanda’s colonial master, Belgium, provided Rwanda with various artifacts which their colonial masters took during the colonial period and are preserved in the country’s museums (Ferdinand, 2019). […]
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Rwandese tend to dress modestly and avoid clothes that reveal too much of one’s skin. One will wear depending on what one does; for example, a casual laborer will wear differently from one who does a white color job and different from educational institutions kids, although there are particular situations where Rwandese will dress a
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Foods prepared in Rwanda are made from locally grown ingredients. Rwandese traditional breakfast can entail porridge and sweet potatoes, while lunch and dinner are normally heavy and may comprise dishes like isombe, ugali, or Matoke, among many other recipes. Plantains prepare Matoke. Plantains were introduced by Southeast Asians to the African continent back in the
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Location Rwanda is located in the central African region. The country is landlocked and borders Tanzania to the East, the Democratic Republic of Congo on the western side, Uganda to the North, and Burundi to the south. It is part of the Great Rift Valley and is slightly below the equator. Its capital is Kigali
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Rwanda’s education system is based on a 6-3-3-4 system where a kid will undertake a six-year study for elementary education, three-year junior secondary school, three-year senior level of senior secondary education, and a four-year program for higher education in the university (USA Study Abroad). Its education system is ranked number 120 globally, making it one
Volunteering in Rwanda not only connects an individual with the local community and teaches the diverse traditional cultural life of the country but also experiences one’s version of ‘Gorillas in the mist.’ The country has an astonishing nature considered it is also regarded as the land of a thousand hills. The country is home to
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Rwanda is a developing country with diverse sectors where investments can be made, which include mining areas, tourism, and agriculture. Rwanda is known to have unexploited ores. The mining sector forms the second largest export in the country’s economy, and there are exploration works that are underway to identify and delineate more deposits from minerals.
Kwita Izina The festival is a ceremony held to name gorillas, and during this festival is the best time to visit and explore volcanoes and national parks (Visit Rwanda). The festival is normally held in Kinigi. Discussion, music, and dancing are made on the country’s great slides where the gorillas have been conserved. Kigali UP
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Rwanda has some of the best attractive tourist destinations, which include the volcanoes national park, Nyungwe forest national park, Akagera national park, and the King’s palace museum. Numerous hotels and lodges designed for tourists have been built to accommodate both local and international tourists from many towns in the country. Some of these lodges and
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The major foreign exchange earners of Rwanda are mining, tourism, and agricultural products like tea and coffee. The largest foreign exchange earnings in Rwanda is tourism. The sector is growing rapidly, and its revenue is seen to increase annually. It is then followed by the mining sector. The mineral resources mined in the land include
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