Renowned Rwandan cultural troupe Indinzi has partnered with fellow artistes Yvan Ngenzi and Mwafurika to release a new track titled ‘Rwanda's Pride’. Produced by Didier Manzi and Bob Pro, the song celebrates Rwanda's remarkable progress over the past three decades, highlighting the nation's growth, unity, and resilience. ALSO READ: Why ‘Gakondo’ might be the future of Rwandan music Speaking to The New Times, Renfort Mvuzarusama, leader of Indinzi, said that the new project underscores the enduring values of loyalty, courage, and self-determination that have defined Rwandans throughout history. “The song draws inspiration from RPF-Inkotanyi, who played a pivotal role in restoring the nation from the brink of devastation and steering it toward development,” he told The New Times He added that, recognizing the power of art to defend and promote their country, the members of Indinzi composed the song and sought to amplify its message by collaborating with established artistes. For Mwafurika, the song also reflects the trust and confidence the youth have in the country's leadership, emphasizing the importance of countering negative narratives about Rwanda's achievements, especially in the face of skepticism on social media and other platforms. “Indinzi is a community we deeply cherish, and there is power in what we do, which is why we saw the importance of speaking truthfully about Rwanda's history and contributions,” Yvan Ngenzi said, adding that the song's use of mixed languages aims to reach a broader audience and reinforce the message of national pride. Founded in 2022, Indinzi is a cultural troupe that has quickly established itself as a significant force in Rwanda's artistic landscape. Their performances often blend traditional dance, music, and storytelling, preserving and promoting Rwandan heritage.
