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 By Roger Uwineza | Society Hertier Simubi Muhoza’s story is not one of the darkness of 1994, but of the brilliant light that followed. Born after the genocide against the Tutsi, Hertier represents the resilient hope of a new Rwanda . “I grew up in a safe country, but the echoes of the past were always there,” Hertier shares, reflecting on stories from his parents, teachers, and the history books. “My parents fought to rebuild their lives from nothing. I was born from that struggle, from their unwavering hope.” That hope has blossomed into inspiring action. As the third child in a family of five, Hertier carries the torch of his parents' stolen dreams. He is not only a university student pursuing a Bachelor's in Media and Communication Management at Mount Kigali University , but also a force for change in his community. Driven by compassion, he founded a foundation to support children with dyslexia. He also serves as a Sales Manager at AFRIKTEXIA and has launched a po...

  By Roger Uwineza | Sports Rwanda National team well known as “Amavubi” called up senior local players on this Tuesday for technical trainings and check up for players, this is to boost power and strength of National team. Earning a call up to the national team is a highest honour in sport, a tradition with deep historical roots. In Rwanda, this moment is a celebration for communities that nurture local talent. Players from local academies can earn the Amavubi jersey through years of hard work. As analyst Jean Claude Niyonsenga notes, “A national call-up is not just about skill; it’s about character and consistency.” The Football Federation (FERWAFA) continues to invest in youth programs to ensure the next generation of call-ups comes from strong domestic development.

  By Roger Uwineza | Lifestyle   Shoes are more than just something we wear they’re a story of human progress, creativity and culture. The origin of shoes dates back over 40,000 years, when early humans crafted simple foot coverings from animal hides to protect against rough terrain and cold weather. The oldest known pair of shoes, called the Areni-1 shoes , were discovered in an Armenian cave and are believed to be around 5,500 years old. As civilization evolved, so did footwear. The ancient Egyptians wore sandals made from papyrus and palm leaves while the Romans designed sturdy leather shoes that symbolized social class. In medieval Europe, shoes became more stylish pointed toes , buckles and embroidery showed wealth and identity. Fast forward to the industrial Revolution, machines transformed shoemaking from handmade craft to mass production. This era gave birth to shoe factories and later, global brands. In the 20th century, innovation took over. Companies like Nike ,...