Six Weeks in Rwanda

This made me chuckle a little:
"Without a secure and reliable Internet, Rwandans will continue to be reluctant to provide confidential information online, such as credit card numbers."
The thing is that practically no one in Rwanda has a credit card. These people have nothing that an identity theif would want.

This article talks about the importance of Internet privacy in Rwanda. This is interesting to me because I think that most Rwandans don't have a concept of online privacy. I didn't meet any people while I was there that would complain about the current system. Most of the time, they feel fortunate to have any Internet connection at all.

The Simbi sector is very close to Maraba. We visited the Simbi sector office to give a demonstration during our project.

Here's a brief article about our project that was printed in WSU Today.

Here's an article about our opening day that appeared in the New Times and on AllAfrica.com.