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Porridge begins at Rugende

Porridge
This morning was an early 4am start to visit our new porridge project at Rugende. It is still dark and the roads were quiet as we headed east out of Kigali.
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Repairs to Mellisa's House

Mellisa's house
A while back we told the story of Mellisa a her family whose house had been damaged in heavy rains that swept Rwanda last year.
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Of aging vehicles

Mechanic
If there is anything which marks the development of Kigali city it is the number of cars which increasingly clog the roads. Not so long ago, driving across the city was not difficult.
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The Edinburgh Marathon Festival

Fiona and Carolyn
Besides a castle, an extinct volcano and more bars per head of population than any city in the world, Edinburgh is famous for its festivals. The international arts festival during the summer is the big one and we are not long past the science festival spanning the Easter holidays.
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A new porridge project at Rugende

Building a kitchen
Inkurunziza Rugende is a small church some 5 kilometres outside of Kigali on the road east. Inkurunziza translates as 'Good News'. The church is run by the enthusiastic and energetic Paster Josue. For a number of months now we have been discussing with Josue how the church might take on a Mission Rwanda porridge project.
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Exploring new ground

Mud houses

Today we are in Rugende on the eastern outskirts of Kigali to investigate what might be the location for our next project.

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Tools for our young apprentices

No.10 shop

No. 10 has hardly been out of the news lately as the saga that is Brexit is reported daily across the front pages.

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The Rutonde Cooperative

Road at Rutonde

Today we took a bone-jarring bus ride to Rutonde along the Nyaburongo river which flows towards Kigali from the Virunga mountains in the north west of Rwanda.

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Another delivery of baby clothes

Pastor Francis

Once again the ladies of Loanhead have been knitting away to produce dozens of sets of baby clothes for Rwanda.

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The education payback

Child with water cannister

In the west it is generally assumed that a child will start school at age five or  thereabouts and continue until at least sixteen.

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