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Gahaya LinksWho We areGahaya Links was founded by sisters; Joy Ndunguste and Janet Nkubana. The company was incorporated as the first handicrafts export company ten years after the 1994 Tutsi Genocide. From a humble beginning under a tree in a remote village called Gitarama, the sisters organized about twenty women and taught them how to weave or how to enhance their weaving skills with new design techniques. Today the company manages a network of over 4,000 weavers across the country organized in 52 savings cooperatives. Gahaya Links HistoryGahaya Links was founded by two sisters; Joy Ndunguste and Janet Nkubana. The company was incorporated as the first handcrafts export company ten years after the 1994 Tutsi Genocide. From a humble beginning under a tree in a remote village called Gitarama, the sisters organised about twenty women and taught them how to weave or how to enhance their weaving skills with new design techniques. Today the company manages a network of over 4,000 weavers across the country—organised in 52 savings cooperatives. Mission and VisionMission Vision Our GoalsSocial Responsibity Increasingly empower the number of artisans and remaining committed to upholding the values of sustainable fair trade. Our ValuesCommitment to Sustainable Practices Commitment to Quality Customer Service Accountability Team Work More Articles...Page 1 of 2 |
