Rwanda’s culture has lit up Kenya’s capital Nairobi once more at the second edition of Rwanda Cultural Gala and Exhibition.
More than 500 Rwandans and friends of Rwanda were drawn to the event held at Utalii Sports Club in Nairobi.
The pompous event aimed at promoting Rwanda’s cultural heritage and strengthening community ties.
According to organisers, the event comprised of sports competitions, cultural performances and an exhibition showcasing products and services offered by Rwandan entrepreneurs.
Participants competed in football, volleyball and igisoro, a traditional board game, before joining evening celebrations where top-performing teams in each category received awards.
Ernest Rwamucyo, Rwanda’s High Commissioner to Kenya, urged Rwandans living in Kenya to uphold their national values and preserve their cultural heritage.
Dr Innocent Butare, chairperson of the leadership committee of the Rwandan Community in Kenya told participant’s that preserving Rwanda’s positive image was very important.
