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Muraho, amakuru!

I first arrived in Rwanda in 2007. I was a Voluntary Services Overseas err... volunteer. Kind of the British version of Peace Corps. I spent two years working for the Rwandan National Union of the Deaf, helping to document regional sign language around the country and develop the first standardised national dictionary of Rwandan Sign Language. That accomplished, I left for a few years to work in international development and human rights, before returning in 2014 to start my own company. I also set up Kigali Keys, a piano tuning and repair business in Kigali. Following my passion for storytelling and vlogging, I started my YouTube channel, Writer in Rwanda, just after the pandemic. It's gradually taking over more of my life. I enjoy helping people to explore the country on holiday, and making the transition to living here a little bit easier.

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Rwanda-related Stuff

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YOUTUBE

I post lots of free advice for moving to Rwanda, day trips and weekends away. I'm happy to discuss brand deals, affiliate links and custom videos. I'm especially interested in tourism, motorbikes, and fun experiences.

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TRAVEL PLANNING

If you're planning a holiday in Rwanda or you're thinking of moving here and want to talk through your plans, you can book me for a Zoom chat through Buy Me A Coffee.

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GIFT BASKETS

I occasionally team up with other vendors and good causes to offer gifts from Rwanda internationally. You can find these through Buy Me a Coffee. If you live in Rwanda and would like to purchase in francs, you can contact the partners directly.

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Buddy Ride

Get 10% off your booking with Kigali Motorbike Rental using the code WriterInRwanda10. I am planning to offer a road safety course and half-day buddy ride for those new to Rwandan roads (they can be quite a surprise if you're not used to them).

© Marion Grace Woolley
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