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Four Days in New Rwanda

June 21, 2006
Written by: 
summer scott
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As I’m trying to regain composure, I feel riette, with the most gentle, motherly touch, wrap her arms around me and whisper, 'It’s okay, summer. Everything is okay now.

Jonathan Boyer Wins RAAM Enduro Solo Division!

June 20, 2006
Ride Arcross America
Jonathan Boyer Atlantic City, NJ - Project Rwanda received international exposure as Team Donate Life rider and former RAAM winner Jonathan Boyer, 51, won the 2006 Race Across America (RAAM) Enduro solo division today in Atlantic City. Boyer covered 3,042 miles across the US in 10 days 52 minutes, averaging 12.63 mph.

A Success Story Brews

June 18, 2006
Written by: 
Laurie Goering

Chicago Tribune

Nation devastated by genocide revives its coffee industry, with an expert touting its product as `one of the cleanest coming out of Africa'

MUSASA, Rwanda -- In the aftermath of Rwanda's 1994 genocide, this tiny hill nation's coffee industry also lingered near death.

The Wheels of Africa

January 02, 2006

Bicycling

Two Bicycling readers, Tom Ritchey and Gary Boulanger, directors of Servant Leaders Outreach, took a 7 day bike journey to Rwanda, Africa. Read their blog and enjoy a ride on this amazing journey.

"For God's Sake, Please Stop the Aid!"

July 03, 2005
Written by: 
Thilo Thielke
[At Project Rwanda, we feel the law of unintended consequences has brought havoc on the people of Africa. Bureaucracies have been built on the corrupt African politicians and unscrupulous agencies profiting off aid provided by the world that doesn't reach the most needful. Humanitarian organizations have started their efforts in Africa with good intentions, and there's a sober concern that Proejct Rwanda does not become another bloated bureaucracy.
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