We arrived to Rwanda with more information than that appearing in the press or TV. We had travelled the country before to visit the projects of an NGO founded by my mother, África Digna (Dignified/Worthy Africa). Rwanda is much better than imagined, there have been many changes in the last years. In fact, the country is known as “the African Switzerland” because of the degree of security and stability it offers to foreing investors.
We were
Translation: We were in the midst of a conversation when the phone rang.


We were received with open arms by the people of Rwanda, who were eager to share their stories and experiences. We were able to visit the genocide memorials and the Kigali Peace Centre, which are important places for understanding the country’s history and its efforts to reconcile and rebuild. We also had the opportunity to meet with the leaders of the NGOs and the government, who were very interested in our work and our ideas.

We were
 in the middle of a conversation when the phone rang.

Translation: We were in the midst of a conversation when the phone rang.