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EPISODE · Jun 14, 2025 · 55 MIN

Benimpuhwe Partie 2: Des femmes de cœur, un héritage vivant

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Dans cette seconde partie, nous retrouvons Benimpuhwe à l’heure du retour au pays. Portées par la même solidarité qui les avait soudées en exil, ces femmes ont transformé la douleur et le manque en énergie créatrice : elles ont rebâti des foyers, accompagné des femmes et enfants marqués par le génocide perpétré contre les Tutsile ou l’exil, et ouvert des chemins d’espoir là où tout semblait brisé. Leur hymne résonne encore, écho d’une promesse tenue : transmettre la culture rwandaise et la force de la sororité, coûte que coûte.Au micro de Jabo Jean Marie, la secrétaire exécutive Nyiramana Verdianne raconte cette renaissance collective, faite de travail acharné, de chants partagés et d’humilité. Benimpuhwe n’a jamais cessé de célébrer la vie ni de rappeler que, dans l’union, réside un pouvoir capable de guérir les blessures les plus profondes.🎙️ Écoutez l’entretien complet sur Spotify : https://open.spotify.com/episode/5j1RORS3gTkaLA6rQz8omv?si=n4sLHQzXRiC1YMrXHJ9w2g 💬 Envie de réagir ou de soutenir Benimpuhwe ? Rejoignez notre cercle d’auditeurs en enregistrant le +250 790 700 070 sur WhatsApp 📲. Suggestions, questions ou simples mots d’encouragement — on vous attend ! https://wa.me/250790700070 Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

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