Editor, THE COMPLETION of One Dollar Complex is a laudable development. Congratulations to all involved for a job well done. At least 192 students and survivors of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi will find proper shelter as well as a conducive environment to focus on their studies. I am hoping that AERG and FARG have put in place mechanisms on how the building will be maintained, and also how to help organise life in and around the building in a way that conveys happiness and avoids stigmatisation. Kathy Kantengwa, United States ************************** THIS IS a project that could have not been possible in many of the African countries, largely because of corruption and funds embezzlement tendencies. This is what Rwanda can do – to contribute towards viable important projects, entrust a committee to oversee its implementation, and the later hand-over a complete project. Yes, there were a few barriers but they were handled in time and never posed as stumbling block to achieving this noble end result. Thanks to our able Government. Abdul Kanoti, Rwanda Reactions to the story, “Genocide orphans finally get One Dollar Complex” (The New Times, March 7).
