RWANDAN artiste Intore Massamba is making concerted efforts to foster culture and dignity amongst Rwandans. Massamba, who recently graced the ‘Rwanda Day’ in Chicago, U.S, said he believes Rwandans in the world need to be sensitised to embrace their culture and promote dignity.
RWANDAN artiste Intore Massamba is making concerted efforts to foster culture and dignity amongst Rwandans.
Massamba, who recently graced the ‘Rwanda Day’ in Chicago, U.S, said he believes Rwandans in the world need to be sensitised to embrace their culture and promote dignity.
"We need to restore our dignity and culture as Rwandans, if other countries still believe in their culture, then why not Rwandans?” Massamba wondered.
He added: "That’s why now my target is to educate all Rwandans to love their culture and dignity through music, especially the younger ones”.
"Being in the Diaspora doesn’t mean to you lose your culture. You can be in another country and still embrace your culture,” Massamba explained.
The ‘Nyeganyega’ star is expected to perform alongside Ugandan-based Rwandan singer Lillian Mbabazi and Desire Luzinda.
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