To everyone who so generously contributed to Cantienca’s lovely collection for Christmas this year, Project Air would like to express its...

Why Uganda? I’ll tell you: Foreigners working in Rwanda need to have their visa renewed every three months, even so after a five or 12...

Funny and interesting things that happened to us or were found out by us during our trip to Kigali/Rwanda in June 2014 which we did on...

'Yesterday' evening, Fred-Marc travelled back to Switzerland. So in all blog posts to come photos will be from my smartphone. The...

Women in colourful dresses sitting at colourful sewing machines are sewing colourful things out of colourful fabrics: shoulder bags, pot...

Pascal, Simon, Hussein, Samuel, Robert: names I can keep in mind easily, in contrary to their native Rwandan names which take me a lot...

(How to get prepared for a trip to Rwanda? – continued) Everything boils down to an excellent preparation! And it seems easy, thanks to...

You don’t need an alarm clock here, for sure. Shortly past five o’ clock, the birds start to sing, their chirrups ceasing again before...

Well, here goes Nassim’s story ... Newly-wed Nassim was 15 when people in her country started this horrible thing which was to go down in...

Later on, we had "decent" breakfast: sensationally juicy passion fruits, sweet papayas, real tasty avocados and "groundnuts", as they use...

When Benita asked me to join her on her trip to Rwanda I did not utterly feel intrigued at first. I had not the foggiest what was in...

Tired from the long-haul flight, Fred-Marc and I hope to pass the gates with all our stuff unbothered. But one of the officers stops us....

A project it was high time for, to say the least. Project Air, as a non profit organisation, has developed a unique programme to help...

In March, Benita found the following email in her inbox: "Dear Ms Cantieni, I recently came across your book, Tigerfeeling, and would...