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born 1993 Rwanda
Ange Kagame (born September 8, 1993,) is the second child and only daughter of Paul Kagame, current President of Rwanda, and First Lady Jeannette Kagame. She has three brothers — Ivan, Ian and Brian — and has spent much of her adult life balancing a largely private upbringing with a highly visible public role as Rwanda's "first daughter."
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It's not good to go into something without putting your whole heart into it."(Si byiza kujya mu kintu utagishyizeho umutima wawe wose".)
Never touch anything with half of your heart.
I have always felt that being independent is one of the most powerful assets a person can have.
For community outreach to be successful there needs to be trust in the leadership.
Serve and return’ is just like any play but it is more important because it brings about interaction that goes in both directions.
We have to get to a place where education is not just a privilege for some but a right for everyone.
Community consultations are conducted at all levels—this creates ownership and a platform to defy traditional preconceived notions.
The youth should own the development process of their respective countries and feel very much a part of it.
The right to education has the potential to serve as an equalizer of opportunities globally.
Unfortunately, in many places, girls and women are held back by legally sanctioned sexism and laws that prevent women from traveling outside the home or obtaining secular work without male consent.
Despite obstacles such as unemployment, Africa’s young population continues to show the potential for innovative young entrepreneurs across the continent to drive the economic transformation.
“Laws are important in improving gender equality, but society is the first to make it happen.”
Play can occur when you’re feeding your child, when you’re changing a child’s clothes or when you’re bathing your child.
“The early years of a child are important for the child’s brain development.”
It’s all about interaction, visual and sound, looking the eye, making the personal connection and being sensitive to the baby’s feelings.
It is only combination of the young and the old, the traditional and the modern, that we can deliver the kind of future, the next generation deserves.
Library for All can make a big difference in the lives of many children and young adults by encouraging the culture of reading in Rwanda.
I am sure, we all agree that in the end, knowledge is power.
Education is the key to our country’s future.
“You do not have to be great at everything, but find what it is you are passionate about, what it is you love, what keeps you up at night and do that.”
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