"Challenges and interferences in business are always there but my own challenge is marketing and customer loyalty. This includes, how to market to potential customers effectively and retain your existing customers, figuring out the right marketing channels, and knowing where your customers are and how best to reach them."

"I can’t say people have not seen it, but will just highlight it again; its adaptability and flexibility. It is good to be passionate or even stubborn about what you do. But being inflexible about clients or market needs will lead to failure. Entrepreneurial venture is not simply about doing what you believe is good, but also, making a successful business out of it. Market needs are dynamic, changes are a recurring phenomenon."

"I have come to understand that it’s not all about you and your idea. My focus on my early business start led to just me, me, me. This was a lonely experience and it negatively affected me and my businesses. I’ve since changed and now, I continually make time for others. I look for opportunities to assist people and serve. This not only makes me feel better about myself but it helps my businesses. I don’t expect anything in return. Sometimes people you’ve helped will help you, other times they will not."

"Being in the fashion sector is fun because it requires a lot of creativity and being current, but most of all, you must have a sense of attraction. Who you are is who you attract. You have to attract people into your life and into your business and ideas. People need to understand that the greatest growth will always come as a result of finding people ahead of you who can show you the way forward."

"I have not achieved much, neither have I achieved less, though I’m looking onto much more that is yet to come. But I can say I have so far improved on my communication skills and developed a good relationship with clients; I am running two businesses, I pay for my school tuition, and many more. The keenness that I have for the next level is the hope and confidence that keeps us in motion."

"I cannot say it has been easy, it all started from scratch as I managed the limited resources that I had (like time, money and personal relationships). But with determination, passion and motivation, self-belief, hard work and discipline, I managed to build my businesses without ‘getting bored’ because I enjoy what I do."

"There are people who think that charity work is showing off,but it doesn't mean anything when you've done what you're supposed to do."

"Feminism is about granting women the grace to be angry about their trauma and pains the way they choose to, and being sympathetic enough to ask why they are angry and genuinely listen and understand their point of view."

"Yes, we are proud, to be Rwandese So proud that we would burn our breasts like Ndabaga."

"I am a product of the hurt, chained, restless and once hopeless, but your grammar is wrong, there’s no full stop so don’t force it."

"To embrace “WHAT” I AM TO MANY NOT “WHO” I AM."

"That I am that color USUALLY ARTISTICALLY COMPATIBLE with that of ancient the walls."

"Poetry can push our boundaries of “speech freedom”, which will allow us to encourage a generation of critical thinkers."

"Poetry has the ability to open up the space for many Rwandans to participate in conversations about social issues, mainly those that are taboo."

"I hope my writing can help people to see life in a different light and encourage mental emancipation."

"People do not understand how fast a culture can disappear without art especially a country whose culture is art in itself."

"Poetry is some people’s source of income."

"It’s been a tremendous honour to work with such strong young women because they continue to teach and push me in various ways."

"It is a tough competition that requires extraordinary preparations but I believe I will have a better performance this time and set another personal best."

"Many of the things I would wish to do are beyond my control. I would need swimming pools of international standard during my training, have more practice time and participate in many competitions before the Olympics."

"At first I tried out a few disciplines before settling for swimming. Then what followed was a lot of learning and training to become a professional."

"Swimming always challenges an athlete mentally and physically. It is an individual sport, you don’t have a teammate to pass the ball to like in football and team sports. You compete against others, but also with yourself."

"Many of the things I would wish to do are beyond my control."

"How did you brеak my heart? I still don't understand, I gave you all my trust you lеt it go to waste."

"What happened to the promises you made and golden things you said."

"You left me in pieces, I couldn't believe it."

"Stars are black, sky is dark, Feeling alone it's lonely night."

"Love me like your babe, If you ever leave me babe I'll go crazy."

"I have been training for the whole year with my coach, though it has been difficult because it’s not easy to study and do sport at the same time, I want to do my best."

"(fr) L’humanité a été remplacée par une valeur marchande et Rwanda a été abandonné parce qu’il n’avait pas de valeur marchande."

"Human compassion has been replaced by commercial value, and Rwanda was abandoned because the country had no commercial value."

"(fr) En tant qu’humains, nous ne valons pas grand-chose, car nous n’avons pas de grandes richesses au sous-sol que les grandes puissances convoitent, qu’on n’a pas réellement une valeur marchande."

"As human beings, we [Rwandans] are not worth much, because we have under our soil no great wealth that the great powers covet, so we do not have commercial value."

"(fr) Concernant Rwanda, je me suis rendu compte que quand on vient d’un pays pauvre, on n’a aucun droit au point de vue de l’humanité, de la société, de la communauté internationale, parce que toutes les interventions, tous les espoirs d’être aidé sont guidés par des intérêts, mais pas par l’humanité."

"Concerning Rwanda, I realized that someone who comes from a poor country has no rights, from the point of view of humanity, of society, of the international community, because all the interventions, all hopes of aid were based on [national] interests, not on human compassion."

"(fr) Quand les événements au Rwanda en avril 1994 se sont précipités vers le génocide, j’étais vraiment découragée, désespérée, parce que je trouvais que l’universalité des droits c’était une topique réelle."

"When the events in Rwanda in April 1994 plunged toward genocide, I was really discouraged and despairing, because I found that universal rights were a real issue."

"Please, don’t forget the Rwandans who are left behind."

"The power of the cross of Jesus should reach every point and even the mouth, so that we do not sit around slandering people, lying to others and then accepting Jesus as our king and savior."

"I accepted Jesus as my king and savior in 1991. There is a church called Eglise Vivante in Rwanda.But I didn't stop saying that I wont go dancing, that I wont have a boyfriend, all my life others cut me off and I continue to pray."

"Our dress, our behavior and our actions must all testify to the cross of Jesus and align our service to God with our actions and circumstances."

"I beg you, brothers, everyone, learn to live for Christ Jesus instead of saying, 'Lord, what do you want from these things?' Live for Christ because if we do not live for Him, we are not giving value to the cross of Jesus and showing Him that we value the love He loved us that made Him willing to die for us on the cross."

"Let us repent and tell Jesus that we appreciate the love He has shown us, let us repent and live a holy life."

"People are not crucified on all their habits because for example, if you are canceling someone instead of listening to what they are saying to you and start by looking at the skirt they are wearing and then get into bed, you are not being crucified at all"

"I will ask the person you are close to, 'You say you have reached the cross, where is the cross for you? Have you really turned what was your gain into loss for Christ?' Indeed, showing the love of the cross of Jesus should be in our actions and attitudes rather than just talking about it, because what will convince Jesus that we love him and value his death is that we become new creatures"

"When a child is young you took her/him to the church, to Sunday school, you taught her/him but when she/he grow up, he/she want to know more separately from your parents and it is the same in Godly way, You don't taught children to search for your God that they don't know but you have to teach them to search for their own God so that they can pass through all others people pass through. you need to pray for them, advice them , love them. then some can accept salvation the remaining will accept it later."

"She urged residents of Huye district to be more active in community work, saying that the country’s development depends on their efforts."

"during the consultative session, MPs and the ministers concluded that the biggest challenge was the role played dissidents in influencing international opinion against Rwanda."

"The objective of these police is to develop the country but most importantly is to ensure that the girl child is part and parcel of this process. Girls should have their full rights to education and everything else, and be part of the decision making process ."

"If anyone did not do their given duties, all the others will be affected ."