Muraho everyone!
This is Cassidy writing from our hotel here in Musanze (Ruhengeri) after a long stretch of travel the past few days.
Hasan met us at the airport with a warm welcome, and then we were on our way to Mijo Hostel. Kigali is such an amazing city! They have the cleanest city streets I've seen, and the people are warm and welcoming. Our hostel looked out over rolling hills with buildings and homes scattered throughout.
Hasan flagged us down some motos to take to the bank, and we stopped by Now Now Rolex for our first taste of food in Rwanda!
This morning we took a Taxi to meet Hasan at the bus station where we would start our winding journey to Musanze. We've all been enjoying sitting back and taking in the views and culture of this amazing country.
Tomorrow, we're meeting with the Community Vision Board to find out how we can best help them meet their water and sanitation goals. We will discuss what is working well with previous systems and what needs to be changed. It should be a great way to truly understand the meaning of our work here in EWB as well as how we can continue to improve.
I'm excited to see what new adventure awaits!
We're so grateful to everyone who made this possible! And a special shout-out to our sponsors, thank you!
This is Cassidy writing from our hotel here in Musanze (Ruhengeri) after a long stretch of travel the past few days.Hasan met us at the airport with a warm welcome, and then we were on our way to Mijo Hostel. Kigali is such an amazing city! They have the cleanest city streets I've seen, and the people are warm and welcoming. Our hostel looked out over rolling hills with buildings and homes scattered throughout.
Hasan flagged us down some motos to take to the bank, and we stopped by Now Now Rolex for our first taste of food in Rwanda!
Tomorrow, we're meeting with the Community Vision Board to find out how we can best help them meet their water and sanitation goals. We will discuss what is working well with previous systems and what needs to be changed. It should be a great way to truly understand the meaning of our work here in EWB as well as how we can continue to improve.
I'm excited to see what new adventure awaits!
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