Nyakarambi near the Tanzanian border in the south east of Rwanda is my home for two years. It is 3-4 hours by bus from Kigali. The countryside is beautiful but the people are poor, mostly subsistence farmers. There is a market twice a week when people come from all around bringing their produce to sell and to buy supplies. I am working as an Education Methodology Trainer. Please note that the views expressed in this webblog are the author’s own and do not necessarily reflect those of VSO.
No longer a moto-taxi novice!
Thursday, 26 August 2010
Getting Ready
The month of August is proving really enjoyable in all respects except the weather! I'm so glad I rented out the house from the beginning of August as I have been able to make lots of visits and spend valuable time with my family and friends and not be still worried about packing up the house ready to leave. I am still puzzling out the stuff to take and what to leave behind, but gradually things are getting sorted. The bank holiday weekend should be fun, as my farewell get together with the boys and partners will be at the Jazz festival in Hampton Court. Let's hope the weather finally brightens up! I am still spending time trying to learn Kinyarwanda, which is both challenging and enjoyable. I'm really looking forward to the language lessons during the in country training in Kigali. I'm making the most of hot showers, electricity, TV, wine and ice cream, as they will be in short supply from next month.
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