There are quite a few people in history who are celebrated like Bob Marley. We party like it’s the last day of partying on the day he died (May 11th). We also party like its Christmas on his birthday. Wednesday was his birthday and since it was a week day, we pushed celebrating his birth to Friday (today).RastaMan Vibration @ T-2000Back to Bob Marley, Kigali is celebrating his birthday at Bamboo Restaurants located on top of T-2000 building in town. The night’s chief entertainers will be DJ Gilow, DJ Riddim and many other Reggae and Dance hall DJs.Admission is Rwf 3,000 only and it kicks off at 10pm till the wee hours of the morning. Ladies will have free passes before 11:30pm.Solid Friday @ PapyrusSometimes giving is better than receiving especially if you give out to those who need and realise they indeed appreciate your efforts. The night, which is a fundraising event, is packed with a lot of fun and games not forgetting interaction with different people from across the country. Entrance will be Rwf 500 only.Solid Africa is a nonprofit organisation that takes care of patients in various public hospitals around the country. The event starts at 7:30pm.Pubs and RestaurantsThere are a number of restaurants and pubs to  hang weekend. With your family and friends, you can visit Cozy, located in Kacyiru, a suburb of Kigali - playing popular genres of music.  Apart from the great music, drinks and yummy food, the bar also has Shisha on its menu.Football fans can also catch this weekend’s action at the Royal Car wash in Kimihurura and KGL Fast Food in Kinamba. At KGL Fast Food, DJ Focus is there all weekend to play you music all weekend.Chapter One, Ogopogo, and Sundowner, all are located in Kimihurura,  have house DJs who play music till dawn and you can have food and breakfast at the same venues.Those in Kicukiro can join DJ Gomez at Stone House just after Sonatube as he’ll be playing the best of today’s’ music.Karaoke @ The Manor HotelI think you’re all now accustomed to karaoke shows. If you’ve not been to one, be at The Manor Hotel today and experience the power of singing. The karaoke with your host Corol Nderitu begins at 7pm and there are a lot of prizes to be won on the night.

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Imbabazi  movie Premiere @ Kigali SerenaThe film industry is taking some amazing strides as it struggles to make its mark on the entertainment scene. On Sunday, the movie "Imbabazi’ (The Pardon) will make its African premiere and you can be sure not to miss it. It’s produced and directed by a Rwandan, Joel Karemera and entrance is free. The premiere begins at 6pmSynopsis of  ImbabaziKaremera and Manzi are best friends living in a village on the banks of Lake Kivu, Rwanda, in 1994. As the country descends into ethnic civil war, Manzi becomes torn between his friendship to Karemera and a loyalty to his extremist Hutu father. When the Hutu president’s plane is shot down, igniting the genocide, Manzi leads a group of men who kill Karemera’s Tutsi family. Karemera manages to escape to neighboring Zaire.Fifteen years later, Karemera lives with his wife and son in Kigali when he receives news that Manzi has been released from prison for his role in the genocide. Karemera returns to his old village to find witnesses who can send Manzi back to prison, while Manzi struggles to start a new life in spite of the crippling guilt he feels over his actions fifteen years ago.As Karemera searches for justice and Manzi for absolution, both men find themselves at odds with a society eager to forget the trauma of the past. Crossing paths in their old village only makes the men more desperate, until ultimately the question becomes whether peace will ever be achievable if they are unable to move forward together.