Aisa Kirabo Kacyira Quotes

To this young men and women who sacrificed their lives to undertake an almost insurmountable task and against all odds stopped the Genocide and liberated the country some paying the ultimate price, we shall never forget you.

We are here to serve and to make a difference in the lives of our people that our two governments are very much committed to.

For it is through your willingness to forgive and move on that enabled us all as Rwandans, to embrace unity and reconciliation.

The role of local leadership in establishing all these principles cannot be over-emphasized.

My Mission in life has been maybe not so much to focus on myself as on the difference I make to the people I serve.

You are graduating at a time of great opportunity when the implementation of the intra-African Trade is in full gear.

We need to ensure that the process of engagement, will finally capture the key issues and guide the policy in a manner that captures the views of the people and provide values on research that will enable the urbanization to be implemented.

This report takes us in a new, exciting direction as its subtitle The Geography of African Investment makes clear. Instead of focusing on urban planning, this 2018 State of African cities report explores how Africa can plan to finance its development through attracting foreign direct investment (or FDI) to its cities and guides us through the complex subject of global investment in Africa.

we chose to unite, reconcile and rebuild our nation with a common vision and strive to think big

When you talk about the plan, the first question most investors ask is how easy it will be to access good roads, sewage system, electricity and water.

The AfCFTA is doable. But we first have to address the bottlenecks and barriers to trade to promote trade on the African continent.

Provision of urban infrastructure must not be an exclusive preserve but more importantly it should be people-centered.

It is about creating relationships and partnerships in the face of expanding intra-Africa tourism and trade.

The etablishment of a Rwandan High commission in Ghana demonstrates our commitment to promote trade between the two countries.

As we know, Africa is urbanizing at an extraordinary rate – with tens of thousands moving to cities every day. Half of the continent is expected to be living in cities by 2030 bringing the familiar challenges – unplanned urbanization, informal settlements, poverty, inequality, unemployment humanitarian crises, conflict.