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Understand it a little, and you won't regret it.

Rwandans knew how to educate their children to be worthy of a true human being. This was done at a very young age because “The tree is cut while it is young.” Girls were educated in a different way than boys.

A girl was trained by her mother, who taught her household chores and how to organize the household. When a girl reached adolescence, she was trained to join her peers in weaving workshops to learn the manual labor assigned to them, including: weaving various items such as baskets, mats, rugs, making jewelry, and more.

They were taught to be discreet, respectful, treat men well, be hospitable, get along well with others, and cooperate with them. This prepared them to become worthy wives for their families. Who can deny that, please tell us.

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Gakondo Rwanda

The umushanana in plural Imishanana) is the traditional clothing dress of women in Rwanda and Burundi. Rwandan dancers wearing umushanana. Umwitero gakondo

Abasore Nyarwanda

Umutima wa Yehova uranezererwa iyo abasore bitanze mu gukora umurimo uwo ari wo wose iyo ukenewe. Ibyo ari byo byose, abasore bakoze imirimo imwe mu by’umwuka

Amashuri i Rwanda

Gusangiza ubuhamya bishobora kuba umugisha uhoraho mu buzima bwacu no mu buzima bw’abandi iyo dusobanukiwe uburyo byoroshye gusangiza abandi ibyo twemera

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