Posts

Abera Martina’s story

Image
Martina has always had a calm confidence that made her stand out. Back in her days at Nu-Vision High School, she served as a prefect not just in title, but in action. She led with purpose, carried herself with maturity, and had a way of speaking that made people listen. Even as a student, it was clear that she had a vision beyond the classroom. After high school, Abera Martina stepped into the spotlight as a moderator for Miss Rwanda. Her presence on stage was effortless she knew how to engage a crowd while remaining true to herself. That natural gift for communication soon opened more doors, and she began building a name in Rwanda’s media scene. Today, Martina works as a TV personality at RBA specifically at KC2 channel, where she uses her voice to tell meaningful stories and bring important conversations to life. Her journey from prefect to public figure is a beautiful reminder that leadership starts early, and when nurtured with passion and consistency, it can grow into something po...
1 comment
Read more

How I fell in love with China 🇨🇳

Image
Visiting China was one of the most incredible journeys of my life. From exploring ancient palaces to experiencing thrilling adventures in Zhangjiajie, and tasting authentic spicy hot pot meals, this trip offered a perfect blend of culture, nature, and friendship. My journey began at one of the largest airports in China, where the scale and efficiency amazed me. The modern infrastructure set the tone for a country that beautifully combines tradition and innovation. During my trip, I stayed at the Lushan Hotel in Changsha, a city known for its rich history and vibrant culture. The hotel provided a peaceful and welcoming environment after busy days of sightseeing. One of my first cultural experiences was visiting the Palace of the First King of China. Walking through the ancient halls, I felt the deep historical significance that makes China’s heritage so rich.In  Jianghie, I found serenity among stunning natural landscapes. This peaceful area was perfect for slowing down and apprec...
9 comments
Read more

Why Millie Odhiambo Says Good Girls Don’t Lead

Image
  She didn’t whisper it. She said it with strength and certainty: “Good girls never get the corner office ,be as bad as Millie Odhiambo and You will be the mother of this house, ” said MP Millie Odhiambo  in the Kenyan Parliament. Hon Millie Odhiambo addressing parliament unapologetic,unfraid and unforgettable  Those words sum up the unapologetic spirit of Millie Grace Akoth Odhiambo, one of Kenya’s boldest women leaders  a woman who has never been afraid to speak her truth, no matter who’s listening. Millie grew up in Mbita, on the shores of Lake Victoria. Her childhood was shaped by strength and tragedy losing her father at a young age and facing personal loss with resilience. “Life didn’t come wrapped in ribbons,” she once shared in an interview, “but I learned to fight for my space.” A lawyer by profession, Millie started her career defending human rights and advocating for the vulnerable. But her voice grew louder when she entered politics  a space st...
4 comments
Read more

The Journey of Alliah Cool (Isimbi Alliance)

Image
Alliah Cool, whose real name is Isimbi Alliance, is one of Rwanda’s boldest rising women. Her story starts not in glamor or comfort, but in a humble home where she was the eldest of seven siblings. From a young age, she helped her family survive by selling secondhand shoes earning her way through sheer grit and determination. In 2012, Alliah got her start in the Rwandan film industry. It wasn’t a leading role, but it was the opportunity she needed. As more doors opened, her confidence and presence grew. She quickly became known not just as an actress, but as someone with purpose. Alliah once shared that she didn’t choose her public life just to impress others she chose it because she wanted to inspire. She believes in rising with courage and helping others rise too. That belief has guided every step of her journey. By 2022, Alliah Cool had been named a UN Eminent Peace Ambassador, a powerful recognition of her voice and advocacy. She also received honors like the Great Achievers Award ...
4 comments
Read more

Jolly Mutesi ;miss Rwanda 2020

Image
Jolly Mutesi after being crowned as Miss Rwanda 2020 Jolly Mutesi is more than just a beauty queen  she is a symbol of possibility. A trailblazer. A young woman who dared to dream beyond borders and showed an entire generation of African girls what happens when confidence meets purpose. Born and raised in Rwanda, Jolly rose to national and international recognition in 2016 when she became the first Rwandan to compete in the Miss World pageant. For a country still young in its global visibility, Jolly’s appearance on that stage wasn’t just about beauty it was a message to every young Rwandan girl: “You belong on the world stage too.” But her journey wasn’t always smooth. Like many young African girls, she had to battle public scrutiny, stereotypes, and the pressure of being in the spotlight. Some questioned her readiness, others her worthiness but Jolly remained calm, focused, and grounded. Through it all, she carried herself with grace, intelligence, and strength. Since Miss...
2 comments
Read more

The Story of Pastor Julienne Kabanda

Image
I wasn’t always the woman people see preaching and testifying today. There was a time I was completely lost living a life that, if you had told me I’d one day stand in a church as a pastor, I would’ve laughed or maybe cried. Back then, my life was broken. I was searching for love in all the wrong places, caught in cycles of pain, shame, and sin. I didn’t know my worth. I didn’t think I mattered. I remember one Sunday morning clearly. I wasn’t planning to go to church not really. I had just come from a hard night, and I was wearing a short trouser, not even thinking much about it. People stared at me when I walked in, and some whispered. I could feel their judgment, but something stronger kept me in my seat. Deep down, I needed something I didn’t even understand. Then the pastor started preaching. He spoke about the woman caught in adultery the one Jesus didn’t condemn, but forgave. I felt like he was talking directly to me. My heart broke. I cried. I didn’t care who was watching. T...
1 comment
Read more

A Different Kind of Leader

Image
  Not all leaders wear suits or sit in big offices. Some lead from the streets, the markets, and small neighborhood corners. That’s exactly the kind of leader Clarisse Iradukunda is. She’s only 27, but in her community of Kimisagara, everyone knows her name. Not because she’s famous, but because she shows up. Whether it’s a youth meeting, a community clean-up, or a family in need, Clarisse is always there quietly making a difference. Her journey started during COVID-19. Many families were struggling, especially young people who had dropped out of school or lost small jobs. Instead of complaining, Clarisse started gathering people around her. She called a few friends, and they began making soap from local ingredients. At first, it was just to help families stay clean. But soon, it became something bigger. That small group became Twese Hamwe Cooperative a youth-led project focused on skills like tailoring, gardening, and small business. They didn’t wait for outside help. They s...
Post a Comment
Read more