Entries by Sheila Uwimana

Kora Ubeho Cooperative

We first learned weaving as children, taught by our parents and neighbors. At that time, weaving was seen more as tradition than as a business that could improve our lives.
Kora Ubeho means Work and Live, and the weavers of this cooperative are now receiving fair prices, they are learning new skills, and they’ve grown to love their craft even more.
We are now training our children so that this profession will continue for generations.

Tunozumurimo Cooperative

Tunozumurimo members used to work separately and their income was too low because of lack of ideas, market and experience. cooperative, selling the quality of products made by law materials found in their community; It is like sharing with the beauty, culture and knowledge of rural Rwandan community. .

Twuzuzanye Cooperative

Twuzuzanye Weavers is a group that is able to pay their family needs, able to make savings and they have good reputation in their area.