Former Botswana President Joins Kigali Residents for Umuganda
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At a glance
- Former Botswana President Mokgweetsi Masisi participated in Umuganda, Rwanda's monthly community work day, on August 29.
- Masisi joined residents in Gahanga, Kicukiro District, Kigali, for the community service.
- He commended Rwanda's dedication to community development and cleanliness during the event.
Former President of Botswana, Mokgweetsi Masisi, actively participated in Umuganda, Rwanda's national community service day, alongside residents of Kigali on Saturday, August 29. The event took place in Gahanga, within the Kicukiro District.
Masisi joined local residents in carrying out various community development tasks, reflecting the spirit of collective effort that Umuganda embodies. This monthly initiative is a cornerstone of Rwandan community life, focusing on improving local infrastructure and public spaces.
During his participation, the former Botswana president praised Rwanda's strong commitment to community development and maintaining cleanliness. His presence highlighted the international recognition of Rwanda's successful community engagement model and its emphasis on collective responsibility.
The photo accompanying the report shows President Masisi, alongside Kigali resident Dusengiyumva and other officials, participating in the Umuganda session. The event underscored the importance of community work in fostering social cohesion and local progress.
He praised Rwanda's commitment to community development and cleanliness.
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Image: President Masisi (right) and Kigali Dusengiyumva (second right) and other officials during the Umuganda session. Photo by Craish Bahizi.