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RWANDA ARTS INITIATIVE
RWANDA ARTS INITIATIVE - RAI Rwanda Arts Initiative (RAI) is a not-for-profit organisation...
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Abdoul Mujyambere
**Abdoul Mujyambere AGE: 30 years old COUNTRY of residence: Rwanda CITY: Kigali ARTISTIC DISCIPLINE: Pe...
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Joshua Biseruka
Joshua Biseruka AGE: 27 years old COUNTRY of residence: Rwanda CITY: Kigali ARTISTIC DISCIPLINE: Art...
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Marie Clémentine Dusabejambo
Marie Clémentine Dusabejambo AGE: 33 Country of residence: Rwanda CITY: KIGALI ARTISTIC DISCIPLINE:...
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APPEAL - RWANDA: Participation in cultural management training
As part of its 2017-2021 multi-year programme, Africalia is launching a programme to strengthen its...
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Debout.Be, street art in memory of the victims of the genocide in Rwanda
Stand Up.Be is a project supported by Muyira - Arts and Memory based on...
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Presentation of Gahugu Gato by Gaël Faye
"Gahugu Gato is the Kinyarwanda translation of a book by the Franco-Rwandan writer Gaël Faye. Released...
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April meeting - Halles de Schaerbeek
L'April meeting second edition: 90 future artists, thinkers and speakers...
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"Great Black Music" invites itself to Rwanda
It was in the Rwandan capital that, from May to November 2017, Rwanda Arts Initiative (RAI) invited the...
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Rwanda considers the cultural industry to be an innovative economic sector. The organisation of international cultural events (such as the Pan-African Dance Festival and the Hillywood Film Festival) and the promulgation of the law on the protection of intellectual and artistic property show the will to anchor art and its industry in the socio-economic landscape. Nevertheless, the market is underdeveloped: the potential of the art industry in the economy is still under-promoted, the level of professionals remains low and knowledge of tried and tested sustainable business models remains limited.

Africalia works in Rwanda with the Rwanda Arts Initiative (RAI), which aims to strengthen the artistic and organisational skills of professionals in the sector and promote access to and participation in culture for all.