SACOLA and SINGITA Hand Over Two Homes to Genocide against Tutsi Survivors in Musanze

Date: April 29, 2025
In a heartfelt gesture of solidarity and community support, SACOLA, in partnership with SINGITA, has today officially handed over two newly built houses to DUSENGIMANA Louise and MUKANOHELI Jacqueline, both residents of Rugarama Village, Cyivugiza Cell, Nyange Sector, Musanze District.

As survivors of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, these two women have endured unimaginable hardships. Their resilience and strength were met today with a powerful sign of compassion and support—safe, decent homes they can now proudly call their own.

This initiative is part of SACOLA and SINGITA’s ongoing commitment to improving the livelihoods of vulnerable communities in Rwanda. “This is more than just shelter. It is about dignity, healing, and hope,” said a SACOLA representative during the handover ceremony.

Both beneficiaries expressed deep gratitude for this transformative support. “We are deeply honored and thankful. These houses mean stability and a new beginning,” said DUSENGIMANA Louise.

By focusing on meaningful, community-based impact, SACOLA and SINGITA continue to strengthen local development and contribute to national efforts toward healing and sustainable growth.

April 28, 2025

SACOLA and terratalent (Germany) partnership

April 28, 2025/ Emmanuel HAKIZIMANA

SACOLA chairperson, Pierre Celestin NSENGIYUMVA and terratalent, represented by Burkhard Volbracht (from Germany), on 15th December, 2024, signed a strategic partnership between the two Organizations with the aim of supporting each other in the development of qualification/educational partnerships and recruitment activities. terratalent supports German companies that want to get access and attract skilled workers abroad for the first time. East-Africa is a target region with a large pool of talent. terratalent aims to initiate partnerships with local players, including universities and training providers. Through these partnerships, German employers should then have the opportunity to attract and recruit skilled workers on a sustainable and long-term basis.