1. Exhibition of Kibeho bags, cushions and other Rwandan products 2. Guests are seated in the Hall before the start of the event. 3. Netty's introduction to ...

My name is Beatrice Mukamabano, I was born in 1969 and I am a mother of two boys. I am married although my husband is in jail. Before the embroidery project ...

My name is Tatiana Nyirandora, I was born in 1969. I am married and I am a mother to 7 children. Before the start of the project, I used to make clay pots fo...

My name is Rose Muhawenimana, I was born in 1974. I am married and I am a mother of eight children. All my children go to school as the Government of Rwanda ...

In this video, you will hear directly from Netty Butera, Kibeho Embroidery Project Initiator, on how she started the Project. Where she conceived the whole i...

On Sunday 31 March 2019, a fundraiser for the Kibeho Project took place at the residence of the Rwandan High Commission, in Pretoria. Around one hundred gue...

The design proposal is intended for two purposes: Firstly to try and secure possible sponsor(s) for the craft centre project, and secondly to provide a secur...

My name is Anatalie Nyampinga. I was born on 1 January 1988. I am married and a mother of two. Before the start of the Kibeho Embroidery Project, Batwa women...

Diane de Beer is a Freelance arts journalist and blogger. Writing about the arts and life as she experiences it, is her passion. This is what she is doing on...

My name is Fthr. Jean Hagumamahoro. I have been a priest since twelve years. I am the parish priest of Kibeho, in the Diocese of Gikongoro. I have spent one ...

Martha was born on 22 February 1977, in Huye District. Martha started working with the Batwa People since 1999 in Butare. She started offering catechesis and...

Come and widen your African horizons! Join us for an afternoon of socialising & sharing at the Residence of the Rwandan High Commissioner. Sunday 31 March 4...

And how this project will change their lives, together with that of their families. Some of the women who live in Kibeho, are most vulnerable and of the poor...

The Kibeho Project has gone through 3 phases so far. PHASE 1 (The initial training phase): Funding. A lot of thought since 2013 has gone into the development...

The Holy Land Kibeho Embroidery Project in Rwanda went through some major development when the Soroptimists got involved. In 2013 the wife of the Rwandan Hig...