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Florent Kayiranga was once a teacher. He also owned a shop and took on a role as a driver. Until he jumped ship and found his calling in pig breeding six years ago.

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THE EAST AFRICA EXCHANGE (EAX) will next month send key personnel in product development and stores management to work with the Government of Rwanda on a road map for how the Exchange will achieve its targets.

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The Economist of March 25, 2012 dedicated a page on “Business in Rwanda – Africa’s Singapore? A country with a bloody history seeks prosperity by becoming business-friendly”

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As pointed out in the previous article, the many readers of these series have raised legitimate concerns over the change homework facing our country, and to them time is of essence.

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While in Kibuye, feel free to visit Butare, Rwanda’s second city, and tour the King’s Palace. You can also visit the National University of Rwanda (NUR). 

And when you are ready to end your mini-vacation, know that bus lines run from Kigali to Kibuye and back every hour on the hour. Currently the cost is Rwf3,000.

My trip to Kibuye was the quintessence of perfection – allowing me to reflect on the academic highlights of my stay in Rwanda while enjoying the warmth of the sunrays and cool blue waters.

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