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Dear Reader,
This is our Fourth Issue of The Eye Rwanda and we have a whole NEW LOOK to our Magazine that we are really proud of.
We have had a really great response from our readers and advertisers and you will notice that our “What’s On” Page has grown a lot since our last issue and it’s thanks to you we are able to provide you with up to date events in Rwanda from concerts to photo exhibitions to theatre productions.
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Tourism in Rwanda |
 The “thousand hills” characteristic of Rwanda provide unique scenic beauty, while the outstanding mountain features in the west and the plains of the east with their unique flora and fauna are part of the exquisite beauty that blankets Rwanda and makes it so special.
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Bunyonyi: The Lake of Many Stories |
 They say we need to thank a volcano for it. Once upon a time a random eruption blocked a river’s flow to create an astonishing sight: a relatively narrow body of water sprinkled with tens of tiny islands, surrounded by green hills and guarded from a distance by the very same volcano that probably created it.
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Vehicle Review -Toyota Hilux |
 Over the years Hilux has built a reputation for never-say-die toughness, reliability and power. Now it’s got the looks to back it up. Wherever, whenever, whatever – the new Hilux’s appetite for work and fun will only be satisfied when you are. Read More
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Wine Appreciation Course (Part 3) |
 Red wine can only be made from black (or red) grapes. To make red wine the skins are an integral part of the recipe, whereas in whites they are often little more than packaging. Read More
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Driving: Frequently Asked Questions |
 During my apprentice days, I came across the KISS principle. You found out what this meant as soon as you tried to offer up a complicated solution to a problem and met with the answer, “K(eep) I(t) S(imple) S(tupid)!”
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Charity: New Hope Home |
 One of the treasures of living in Rwanda during this season of time is friendship with Rwandans who have returned after years in exile to personally participate in the development of Rwanda. One person that we particularly enjoy is Chantal Mbanda. She and her husband, Laurent returned permanently last year. Read More |
Dr. Stockley - Is Amoxyl a cough medicine? (Part 1) |
 This extraordinary advice was given to one of my nurses when her child missed school due to a cough. Now let’s leave aside the ethics of school teachers giving health advice to nurses, but where on earth did the idea come from that antibiotics help children with coughs? Read More
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September - November 2006 Edition of The Eye Magazine Rwanda 
