Edited By Myself: Supported By Unicef France - Rwandan Street Child

Re-upload: As the name says the organization “German Doctors E.V.” is an association of doctors from Germany and they think that as doctors they have the duty to help everyone who is sick or injured no matter whether or not he can afford the treatment. So these 332 doctors are sent to very poor countries, like Rwanda where they heal the poor without even getting paid.
However “German Doctors E.V.” urgently needs more money which people can send to:
EKK-Bank
Bank Account Number: 4 88 888 0
Bank Code: 520 604 10
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For further questions please contact
info@german-doctors.de
They speak English!
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Re-upload: According to the German website where I found it, this photo shows a Rwandan street child. If you want to learn about two organisations that help them and maybe even want to get involved yourself, then you should visit the following websites: “http://www.streetkidsofrwanda.org/newspage.html” and “http://www.ubakaurwanda.org.uk/projects”.

The German informative TV-show “Sonnenseite” now declared Manoun-Lake and Nyo Lake in Cameroon and Lake Kivu in Rwanda – all three of them – number 2 on the list of the most dangerous waters in the world. This is due to volcanic activity. Some even call these lakes “the three explosive lakes” or “the three exploding lakes”.

The latest episode of the German informative TV-show “Odysso” says that Rwanda’s capital just was declared the cleanest city in the world by “WHO”. Reason is that since 2008 it is illegal to produce, import, use or sell plastic bags. The fine for disobeying this order is high for an average citizen of a least developed country like Rwanda.
The good thing about this law is that the hygienic situation in cities has improved as there is no plastic waste lying around attracting pests like rats or some bugs. All plastic bags have been replaced by decomposable and recyclable bags.
The bad thing about this is that the new, decomposable bags so far had to be imported from the U.S.A. as in Rwanda there are no producers of these bags. After all Rwanda is a least developing country. Even without paying the import of billions of bags per year they lack a lot of money.
People lost their jobs because the enterprise they were working for repeatedly broke the law by using plastic. Also they can’t avoid plastic entirely as there are still people who smuggle plastic which is then confiscated and – if possible – recycled. The new product then is sold to one of the few people who got a special permit to use plastic.

“Domradio” says about the results of the elections in Rwanda:
>that before the elections people opposing Kagame got arrested,
>that the voting of several people didn’t count, because their votes “accidentally went missing”,
>that journalists and other people got and still get arrested just for their opinion,
>that some non-Rwandan aid- and human-rights organisations are forbidden and officially titled as “terrorists”.

In his latest video the US-comedian and movie critic “Nostalgia Critic” also made some advertisement for the “OneAcreFund”, an organization that aids small and poor farms in some countries in the East of Africa. For example they help in Sudan, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi and Kenya by providing these people with better seed and fertilizer for their fields and by giving them a proper education where they learn at least the most basic things about maths, reading and writing. The latter is also done to show them the importance of sending their kids to school rather than work.
If you want to get involved, but don’t know how to support them, you may use their save (see: “https”) contact formula: https://www.oneacrefund.org/contact