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Imbuto continues to reward best students, foster mothers

•Role model Rosette Chantal Rugamba delivered a message of inspiration to the girls MUHANGA - The Imbuto Foundation yesterday, rewarded another group of female students that excelled in last year’s national exams including foster mothers in the Muhanga District, Southern Province. The ceremony which was held at the district’s stadium is subsequent to the one held in Gicumbi District last week. Minister of State for Primary and Secondary Education, Theoneste Mutsindashyaka, presented the awards to the students and foster mothers on behalf of the First Lady and Patron of the foundation, Jeannette Kagame. A total of 43 girls who excelled in primary and ordinary level national exams were awarded with certificates, bags, mathematical sets, calculators, books and Rwf 20,000. Marie Louise Uwiduhaye a student from Groupe Scholaire Notre Dame de Lourdes Byimana was awarded with a laptop for passing all her six papers with distinctions at senior six. While addressing thousands at the stadium, Mutsindashaka passed on Mrs. Kagame’s message of gratitude to partners who have continued to make the annual rewards a success. The partners include UNICEF, Cisco Systems, and James Ofwona an individual philanthropist who donates laptops to the best senior six performers.
Minister Theoneste Mutsindashyaka hands a laptop to Marie Louise Uwiduhaye, the best female student at the function organised by Imbuto Foundation yesterday. (Photo/ G.Barya)
Minister Theoneste Mutsindashyaka hands a laptop to Marie Louise Uwiduhaye, the best female student at the function organised by Imbuto Foundation yesterday. (Photo/ G.Barya)
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