The Afiya Way is a tour company which aims to provide tourists with a real experience of Rwanda and The Afiya Way is headed up by Sam Gasana.
The Afiya Way is tour company based in Kigali Rwanda's capital city. At The Afiya Way we strive to provide our clients with an exciting and unique African adventure. We offer a wide range of tours based in Rwanda and the neighbouring countries of East Africa. Sam is an experienced guide who has led and developed many tours around Rwanda and East Africa. Under Sams guidance you are sure to experience a once in a life time tour of Rwanda and all that it has to offers.
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Rwanda has broken it’s current world record of 64% women representation in parliament. The new world record for women representation in parliament has now shot up to 67.5%. Out of 80, now women occupy 54 seats, which is 67.5%. The new record came out on Tuesday night after the National...
https://www.gatesnotes.com/Development/Yvette-Ishimwe-profile
Yvette Ishimwe has turned Rwanda’s water challenge into a business opportunity to benefit the poor.
This link to the Healthcare system in Rwanda through Bill Gates eyes may be easier to access
https://www.gatesnotes.com/Health/Heroes-in-the-Field-Dr-Agnes-Binagwaho?WT.mc_id=20180807191528_HIFAgnesBinagwaho_BG-FB&WT.tsrc=BGFB&linkId=55260366
Bill Gates introduces Dr. Agnes Binagwaho who lead Rwanda’s dramatic health care transformation and is now teaching others about what they can learn from Rwanda’s success.
The Health Care Miracle in Rwanda
https://www.facebook.com/BillGates/photos/a.10150331291841961.334784.216311481960/10155628881031961/?type=3
The transformation of Rwanda’s health system has its roots in a very simple, but powerful belief: everyone deserves a shot at a healthy life, no matter their income, ethnic group, or where they call home: https://b-gat.es/2MrvVXf
Biofortification is the process of naturally enriching staple foods such as rice, wheat and corn with vitamins and minerals, which benefits low-income subsistence farmers who rely on these inexpensive but not very nutritious staple foods for much of their families’ diet. In Rwanda, sings for the Rwandan people to use iron enriched beans to improve nutritional standards... thank you Cathy Reade for the work she is doing in this vital area of food health.
If Kanye West can record a song about Kim Kardashian then why can't African pop musicians make a hit music clip about beans? Well, they have.
In case you needed an excuse to visit us and our beautiful country!
http://www.travelstart.com.ng/blog/10-reasons-why-rwanda-is-more-awesome-than-you-may-think/
Rwanda, renowned as ‘land of thousand hills is an impeccably beautiful country. Here are 10 reasons why Rwanda is more awesome than you may think.
Interesting article and some stunning photos of the amazing landscape and wildlife which inhabit Rwanda and Uganda!
http://www.nationalgeographic.com/travel/destinations/africa/rwanda-uganda-mountain-gorillas-trip/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=Social&utm_content=link_fb20160325travel-gorillas&utm_campaign=Content&sf23085255=1
Go ape in Uganda and Rwanda with a National Geographic explorer.
Adorable baby gorillia's! The best excuse to come visit Rwanda
https://www.express.co.uk/news/nature/653071/Baby-gorilla-photos-thick-head-hair
AN ADORABLE baby gorilla shows off his head of thick, lustrous hair as he snuggles into his mother.
Rwanda's Lion population is growing! Akagera is such an amazing place to visit and see some truly amazing wildlife in such a beautiful setting.
http://www.shanghaidaily.com/article/article_xinhua.aspx?id=323749
Make sure you check out our brand new website! www.afiyaway.com
One of the most important days on the Rwandan calendar is the naming ceremony for the new born mountain Gorillas.
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-34166701
A ceremony has taken place in Rwanda, where 24 baby mountain gorillas have been given new names.
One of the great personalities working in Rwanda protecting the mountain gorillas, and educating us on them in the process. Definitely worth a read!
http://www.stuff.co.nz/travel/destinations/africa/71123674/african-ranger-leads-trips-to-mountain-gorillas
"Silverbacks are mighty. They're the kings of the jungle."
Lions make a royal return to Rwanda. Even more reasons to visit Akagera National Park now!
http://africageographic.com/blog/lions-take-royal-residency-akagera-15-years-absence/
Akagera's new lions settle into their boma after a 46 hour journey.
A really interesting article about caring for orphan gorillas and why the preservation of these magnificent animals is so important to Rwanda and Uganda. Check it out
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0295xmp
Andre Bauma rescues gorillas targeted by poachers in the DRC
Wouldn't you rather be here right now? Get away from the office and come enjoy a trip of a life time with The Afiya Way
The Afiya Way has its own slice of paradice on the shores of Lake Kivu
Looking for a great place to stay, have a meal, or just enjoy beautiful scenery? Pardis Malahide has it all. Check out their story below.
http://www.newtimes.co.rw/news/index.php?i=15824&a=15042
gorilla's truly are an amazing animal. Check out this incredible story.
http://www.thefreeus.com/gorilla-saw-the-man-who-raised-him/
Just one of many amazing stories from Rwanda. Have a listen, it's fascinating how much can be achieved with something as simple as a bike.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p024qd0f?ocid=socialflow_facebook
Rwanda Youth Olympian Clementine Niyonsaba's bike that help pay for her family's goats
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