A friend posted an excerpt from a book on the various stages of employment and I noticed that the case study was of a married man. So I thought I should try to share the little I have come to observe as a youth in this country from a more generic perspective.
PS: Here is not just a physical space, it’s a situation. Continue reading “On Employment around Here “
Thank you for your understanding and empathy;
Thank you for sparing the time to read my drafts in a world congested with information;
Thank you for looking for earplugs every time you see a 1key soundcloud link;
Thank you for spending your bundles watching my videos and interviews; Continue reading “Thank You “
[Initially posted on my Facebook page on Sept 15th 2016]
When I hear the word “revolutionary,” I swear I kind of panic. There’s a certain spirit that comes with it. Not long ago, I went to a function in Kigali where people were calling each other comrades. Eh! That was too intimidating for me I swear. I felt like I was in a movie set in Europe in the mid 40’s. Continue reading “On that Diaspora / Panafricanism thingy”
In December last year when Gael Faye organized a charity concert for children at CECYDAR next to Unilak in Kicukiro, I was super excited not only to watch him educate and inspire through his art as he does so well but mostly because he invited me to perform with him. Little did I know that a few hours before the show the legend in person would ask me to write and perform a new version of the hook to M. le président – a powerful track on his fantastic album Pilipili Sur Un Croissant Beurre that speaks out loud against dictatorship and power greed. Continue reading “Expericment 4.0 Finale : Words of Fury”
