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Who We are
Who we areThe Chamber of Craft, Art and Artisans has at its core the desire to develop Rwanda socially, culturally and economically through the education and support of its members. It aims to organize craftspeople within the association, support the innovation of artisan and the creativity of artists.
Our Goals
Our GoalsThe Chamber’s main objectives are to defend the professional interests of its members, while giving informed opinions on economic issues of relevance to artists and artisans. They regularly inform and consult members on Chamber activities, support and encourage development and capacity building among members, and aim to enhance diversification in art and craft.
What We do
What we Do- Defend the professional interests of our members.
- Give informed opinions on economic issues relevant to the sector.
- Regularly inform and consult members on Chamber activities.
- Support and encourage development of member businesses.
- Encourage diversification in the sector.
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Free Training and Counselling |
If you are willing to start exporting sell (Export) more increase profits.
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Deadline to submit Applications is Wednesday, 15th April 2009 at PSF Secretariat. |
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Free Training and Counselling |
If you are willing to start exporting sell (Export) more increase profits.
Participate to win with the web.
Deadline to submit Applications is Wednesday, 15th April 2009 at PSF Secretariat. |
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KGB: From Simple College Singing to a Cooperative Movement |
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 Four years ago, a group of three Rwandan age-mates; Gasto Rurangwa, Ivan Manzi, Henry Hirirwa, were in the same college with the same ambition in life of becoming renowned musicians and make a lot of money like the American R ‘N’ B stars. In a bold move, they released their first album called Abakobwa bi Kigali literary meaning Kigali girls, but out of studios. Before the album no one believed them, not even their friends and relatives. Abakobwa bi Kigali was real testimony that the trio could be something.
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Rwanda hosts Jua Kali 2008 |
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This year, for the first time, Gikondo Exhibition Ground in Kigali will host the East Africa Jua Kali/Nguvu Kazi Exhibition. The exhibition will be held between November 27 and December 7, 2008. |
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THE EAST AFRICA JUA KALI/NGUVU KAZI EXHIBITIONThis is an annual event that is organised by the East African Community (EAC), in partnership with East Africa Confederation of Informal Sector Organizations (EACISCO) and the EA partner states comprising Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda and Burundi. The British American Tobacco (BAT) sponsors the exhibition. The exhibition is an important avenue for promotion of products, transfer of technology and enhances the integration process. Following Rwanda’s accession to the EAC in 2007, the country had the opportunity to host the first EA Jua Kali/Nguvu Kazi exhibition in November in 2008 at Gikondo expo ground in Kigali. Annually, the chamber of Crafts. Art & Artisans organises its members to participate in Jua Kali in EAC member states.
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