The Agaseke is Rwanda’s oldest traditional basket now called the “Peace Basket” a symbol of unity. Gahaya Links’ success is based on traditional weaving techniques to empower the women of Rwanda and the country’s socioeconomic development.
Joy Ndungutse is a renowned businesswoman and a naturally talented artist. Joy was raised in a Ugandan refugee camp until her younger adult years. During her refugee life she saw firsthand how her mother and other mothers struggled to support their families without the basics. Her refugee lifestyle never left her mind and would later play a pivotal role in her career.
Janet Nkubana is a businesswoman, naturally talented speaker with a voice, heart and determination to empower the underprivileged women of Rwanda. Having grown up in a refugee camp, it was hard for Nkubana to imagine life beyond the refugee camp. Janet managed to beat the odds against her by going to school and later securing a church scholarship which assured her good education and a ticket out of the camp.
Joy Ndungutse is a renowned businesswoman and a naturally talented artist. Joy was raised in a Ugandan refugee camp until her younger adult years. During her refugee life she saw firsthand how her mother and other mothers struggled to support their families without the basics. Her refugee lifestyle never left her mind and would later play a pivotal role in her career.
Janet Nkubana is a businesswoman, naturally talented speaker with a voice, heart and determination to empower the underprivileged women of Rwanda. Having grown up in a refugee camp, it was hard for Nkubana to imagine life beyond the refugee camp. Janet managed to beat the odds against her by going to school and later securing a church scholarship which assured her good education and a ticket out of the camp.