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Louise Uwacu
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Louise Uwacu is a Canadian writer and speaker. Author of "The nightmare of a POSITIVISION*; Yes we are dying, but we are still breathing ". Published in the spring of 2009 by AuthorHouse. This book was published 15 years after she fled from Rwanda and became an international traveler on fake passports. She insists that her message is for the young people that will owe all that money their parents have borrowed from China and other banks of this world. In her own words: "This is the story of how I went from my mother's womb in Rwanda, grew into a rebellious teenager in Kenya, crossed through Europe and became a Fearless woman in North America. Through various travel tales and numerous encounters across three different continents; I am giving you the naked version of me and revealing the hidden side of our dramas and dreams .
Quotes
I wrote the book to find a way to make my life not be about genocide .
[It’s about] what I have become and what I intend to do for our world to compensate for all the atrocities my people have shown you.
https://web.archive.org/web/20090822225653/http://www.sfwmag.com/inspirations/a-place-to-call-home/( June 10, 2009)
External Links
Category:People from Rwanda