Rwandan promoters lay foundations for housing project
RG-Consult, the company behind Kigali Jazz Junction, is constructing homes for the survivors of Rwanda's devastating 1994 genocide
News By IQ | 4 May 2018
The organisers of Kigali Jazz Junction, a monthly jazz event in Rwanda’s capital, Kigali, are building houses for survivors of the 1994 Rwandan genocide.
Jazz Junction founder Remmy Lubega, who recently laid the foundation stone for the first completed house, tells Rwanda’s New Times it is the “responsibility” of his company, events agency RG-Consult, to help those in need.
“It is our social corporate responsibility to help needy people, because we believe in building the community,” Lubega says.” It is…
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