"When she was a child she’d watch the referee, how they lead the game, make decisions, give cards, manage players — and she thought, “I wanted to be like that person on the field … I needed to learn more"

"The level of competition and the level of football are different, but all the players play football and the refereeing is the same. The laws of the game are the same. I participated in the Women’s World Cup in France in 2019, but now it’s different, there are two countries, Australia and New Zealand, and there are huge expectations, I’ve never been there, so I expect something new, to see better football. It will be a very big competition where we will see something new, something different, something better"

"I liked basketball, and wanted to take it very seriously, but access to basketball facilities and coaches was hard. That’s how I ended up in refereeing, which I have also never regretted. I love it"

"When you have a lot on your shoulders, you need to carry it well so that others can see that the door is open and pass through."

""World Cup 2022: Salima MUKANSANGAto open door's for female officials" Salima told BBC Sport Africa."

"It is an honour and a privilege because it's never happened before,"

"We are here to build our careers and to lead with professionalism."

"Impossible is nothing."

"I'm looking for women who support women in refereeing and women around the world because there is something we can do,we are ready and we have the effort to do better."

"She said "I am here because I have to be here" is the word she say when she was take an interview questions about how or what is the way to referee in the World cup."

"In a field dominated by men, you need to double your work — then have the passion, because without this passion you are going to get tired and then you leave it.”"

"Clement is incredibly talented. He is remarkably gifted. Truly exceptional—not just because we’re related. Twenty years is a great reflection of where music came from, where it is now, and the unnoticed talents behind it all."

"The kids and I love you more than words or even life itself can explain."

"Miss Shanel and Miss Jojo were trailblazers in the Rwandan music scene, paving the way for many of us who came after them."

"Alex Dusabe is someone I admire and respect, and it would be an honor to work with him. I also have great admiration for international artists like Bruno Mars, Beyoncé, Tiwa Savage, and Asake."

"While my marital status may have changed, the core of who I am remains the same."

"Our music industry has made great strides and is quickly rising to prominence. Looking back at where we started, the growth is undeniable, and I believe we have some of the most talented artists in East Africa."

"I choose to ignore online gossip and negativity. If I let myself get caught up in other people's opinions, I won't be able to achieve my goals and aspirations as an artist."

"I strive to positively impact the next generation, not just young girls, but all youth. I hope my music and journey inspire young girls to pursue their dreams and to know their worth, despite any challenges they may face."

"Some female artistes have experienced sexual harassment, although it hasn't happened to me personally. However, I am aware that it still happens to others."

"My music is often inspired by society, everyday life, and my loved ones. My creative process varies - sometimes I visit the studio, listen to a beat from a producer, and compose the melodies and lyrics on the spot.Other times, I write songs and come up with melodies away from the studio, then consult a producer to record it. It really depends on the song and my mood."

"Do you ever think about me too? cause I think about you everyday, will u ever differ ma head onе day?"

"No memories of all we had can go away, They keep hunting me, They keep hurting me, I can’t avoid."

"Could it be education or contraception. Girls and boys we'll always be fine."

"Because our body is our body, And the future we holding. We want for you to see that everybody can win."

"Don't wait until it's too late to tell people that you love them, because when they leave, no matter how much you shout and cry, they won't be able to hear you at all.(Ntugategereze kugeza ucyererewe kubwira abantu urwo ubakunda ubitayeho, Kuko iyo bagiye nubwo wasakuza bingana gute ukarira badashobora kukumva na gato.)"

"I am grateful that I was chosen to perform with various established musicians from our region and beyond. It is an opportunity for me to learn from others and the exposure is equally vital"

"In regards to fashion, according to me, everyone should have their own style. One should take fashion to mean comfort such that if any one sees them they can say that the person has taste and is well versed with fashion. One can even wear slippers and pull off a style.Therefore, fashion should be one’s own. Another thing is that fashion is all about knowing yourself, as in your body shape and colour."

"In this country, not so many people are not lucky enough to have inherited property from their parents. I believe, that what such people, like me should pursue to inherit, is educational knowledge. That has always been my motivation to complete my studies because even when I have a career, education will always be a tool to move with the fast growing world."

"I don’t know what my daughter wants to be. She might want to live a private life and posting photos of her will mean disrespecting her decision. If she wants publicity like her parents have I’m very sure, she will get as many followers as possible. Although my daughter is too young I can tell she is humble and who knows what she will be in future."

"“I had always wanted a baby girl and that is what God gave me. I can’t explain the joy that I had upon realizing that I was going to have a girl. It was a dream come true"

"As a musician who had just risen musically, I felt tested by God and would feel so down and betrayed by people who were supposed to support me, but I became stronger. I knew all this would eventually end,"

"I’m inspired by the people I see around me and the people I meet on the roadside or anywhere and also the things that happen to me"

"It has been God’s favor upon my life but also my hard work. Not just music but also whatever I set my hands on, I make sure I give it my all because I do not like being failure in life,"

"It is no longer rumour, the long love journey that singer Knowless Butera and music Producer Clement Ishimwe have shared has finally paid off."

"When Someone Says You Can’t Do It. Do It TWICE , And Take PICTURES."

"I have also learnt that you come to work to do a job not to please people or make friends."

"I have learnt that the toughest thing about being a leader is managing people."

"I would walk into a meeting and I would be the only woman there. I find that it’s necessary that right from the beginning, you make it clear that you are not there to play; there is a reason why you are in that position and that you know what you are doing."

"I think that there is some difference. I believe that women leaders are more empathetic, so they relate more to what’s happening in their teams’ lives. I think we have to be a little bit tougher, more assertive but we do have that soft side to us as well and in most cases, we manage to balance the two."

"I find it necessary that, from the beginning, you make it clear that you are not there to play; there is a reason why you are there and that you know what you are doing,"

"the new freighter will play a significant role in RwandAir’s operations. “The delivery of our dedicated cargo aircraft is a huge milestone in RwandAir’s fleet expansion plans,”"

"[The only disability in life is a bad attitude. Women Power Africa 's Post"

"[Yvonne Makolo Cargo is of ever-increasing importance for the aviation industry, and as a landlocked country, we recognize the importance and"

"Yvonne Manzi Makolo, CEO RwandAir, says the air transport industry must continue to improve diversity"

"Each day, we’re inspired by your commitment, your talents, and how you remain focused on all that you do."

"You will find that there is little replacement to truly nourishing happiness in the form of investment in one’s mind, spirit, body, and environment"

"When we talk about a safe family, it does not necessarily mean the one that is not living in war or conflict zone. A safe family is the one living a good life, ready to live in harmony and understands better that Rwanda starts from their family."

"We need more allies for this noble cause, if we are to remove the last-standing, structural barriers to progress, the mindsets that still undermine the ability of our women and girls, to awaken to the power that lies within them."