Aisa Kirabo Kacyira Quotes

I always pray to God that I never, ever think I’m indispensable, because that will be the beginning of my failing. I’m part of a team. Sure, important, but not indispensable.

The business trip is significant to the recovery of businesses affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

This will not be achieved unless we transform from a subsistence agriculture economy to a knowledge-based society.

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

I wake up every day and ask God to give me the wisdom to help me create an environment that helps his people so they can do their best.

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.

You can dream and create to great horizon if you allow yourselves to see how to complement one another with the diversity in art and creativity from the different countries on our continent and beyond.

If I have a problem with a man I’m working with, I don’t say, ‘Oh, men.’ If I say that I’m lumping together the whole constituency of men. I try to identify the specific problem with that particular person and address him as one man, so that the others who maybe don’t share that prob­lem will not be brought on board unnecessarily. Then the rest of the team will actually help us out of it. That builds trust.

It’s only through inclusive growth that the city dwellers can do their best, otherwise they become passive recipients or even a cause of risk to development.

I’m glad you people are in the media and your work is to speak and write. We have a better connection to the people through you. People need to know and we need their full support.

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.

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

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

As beautiful and as sustainable.

Ghana and Rwanda share common development agenda and aspirations and we have to explore them to promote trade between two countries.