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The Kigalian hosts The Kigalian Radio, a news show with 11 episodes published.
This week, we publish Tal Ben Yakir's profile of Joe Christa Giraso, Rwanda's only known landscape architect, highlighting her career journey and advocacy for the profession. Giraso's passion for landscape architecture s
Cappuccino, a newsletter, argues that amidst the global economic uncertainty, thoughtful analysis is lacking in public discourse. The writer advocates for a space where nuanced and informed discussions can take place, ra
This article from The Kigalian, a publication focused on Rwandan culture and society, explores the experience of attending a football match at Amahoro Stadium in Kigali. The author, Gilbert Rwabigwi, uses the game betwee
A review of Nimko Ali’s 2019 book, What We’re Told Not To Talk About (But We’re Going To Anyway), published on The Kigalian. The review praises Ali’s book for its honest and immersive portrayal of the experiences of fort
This article from The Kigalian is a personal reflection by Amandine Manywa on the current state of the world. She shares her feelings of despair and helplessness as she witnesses global suffering, particularly in Palesti
This article argues that Rwandan youth need to be actively involved in politics to ensure the country's continued progress and prosperity. The author highlights the challenges of Rwandan politics and the need for young p
A book review of "Reconciliation Is My Lifestyle" by Antoine Rutayisire, a Rwandan author and preacher. The review highlights Rutayisire's experiences growing up amidst ethnic conflict in Rwanda, culminating in the genoc
The article, written by a former global macro trader and arbitrageur, argues that African nations and businesses should adopt wartime financial strategies to avoid potential pitfalls in the global economy, which is curre
The article, "The Changing Taste of Kigali's Coffee: A Roast Conundrum", discusses the shift in preference for darker roasts of Rwandan coffee in Kigali. The author, Brian Gatera, expresses concern that this trend may ov
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In this second episode of the Hashtag, Rwabigwi speaks with Dolph Banza, a professional illustrator and science enthusiast, about his new initiative: a science talk to foster a science community in Kigali.Visit www.kigal
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