Traditionalist Rutangarwamaboko on the quest to restore true Rwandan culture

The New Times interviewed Rutangarwamaboko to fully understand what he is up to and what he intends to achieve with his efforts. After sitting down with him in a one-on-one interview for an hour, Rutangarwamaboko gave us a tour of his Gisozi-based centre, which is comprised of a two-story building, a big compound, and small gardens, where he explained to us in detail the importance of different traditional crops and medicinal herbs he grows.

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I wanna see more of this guy. He l'Italy helps revitalizing African culture and faiths by demythisizing those two. I look up to him and everyone who's culture and native religion got destroyed by colonizers should too. I hope he gets to live a long, happy, fulfilling life

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Jah rastafarians from 🇷🇼
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Abo mubicumbi by' abazimu bacu batazima hejuru cyane pe💘💘💘Uti iyo mbona abantu batabyumva birambabaza.ntawe bitababaza kuba abantu bigira banyirandabizi bakerereza abazimu n'umuco by'ishyanga ugasanga iby'iwabo batabiha agaciro.gusa none hararuta ejo ntabapfira gushira IMANA y'I Rwanda yo n'abazimu bacu batazima Bari kumurimo ukomeye cyane bizagenda bigenda neza.

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kereka twese tubyumvise kimwe, naho ubundi izi nsengero n'ibindi nkabyo, dore nibyo bigize uruhare mu mibereho mibi dufite.

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Bantu nkawe nimwe mutuma umuco wacu bubura. Ibyo uyu mugabo akora zadufasha cyane. Please- Decolonize yourself and stop thinking that the Global North has better beliefs/culture