Umuganura and the values behind it

Umuganura is Rwanda’s version of thanksgiving, celebrated every first Friday of August since 2011 after being halted by colonialists in 1925. Researchers say it goes way back to the 11th century, when Gihanga Ngomijana reigned.

[@johnbaho678]

Umuganura wavutse gute?

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Abasaza baribabucyereye nabacuranzi babyiteguy

[@clementineuwamahoro8853]

Umuganura mwiza umuco nyarwanda,

[@minepage3100]

So she think they were not developed!!!! My dear child there is nothing new in case of rain prediction and season prediction, go Egypt where we come from, Macedonia tried to still our technology but unfortunately pyramid proved them wrong. Mathematics was on higher level in ancient Egypt and that's where Tutsi come from young lady

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This young girl whom I call Miss Reebok, with her green sweater, is unfortunately the model of what the Western European barbarians have made of us: People cut off from their history and manipulated at will. If she had studied African history at school, including ancient Egypt, she would know that her ancestors were civilized to the bone, and copied by other peoples, especially Europeans.

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@@dossaahome3578 my my my, you're genius. Those small brain teens westerners invest a lot searching for such lazy girls and boys who think west is more civilized than the rest of the world, and then they manipulate their small brain into puppet of their service. I wonder why Rwanda let such girls talk nonsense on media