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Experience Design

A cosy corner for design case studies and think pieces I have consulted on.

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Digging Through the Crates

A two part, uniquely curated compilation highlighting my early literary work. Readers have a chance to view, and genuinely experience the origins of my creative writing by Diggin’ Thru the collection below: featuring travel writing, introspective fiction, non-fiction & poetry.

PART II in progress

Voices of Youth

Five years ago, I was selected as one of 10 writers from a pool of 3000 in the world to take part in UNICEF’s Voices of Youth. The pieces from those two years have been reworked and now also feature accompanying photography and illustration.

Here we look back at my two year journey.

Musings

I woke up and decided to go to the park near home. At the entrance I met her.

“Arrgh!”

I wanted to be alone today…

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Nursery

He was standing there, at a staircase he had first seen as a child of three. The steps seemed less far apart.

Had they shrunk?

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Solving My Blues

Feet scamper, bodies hide

I am still under my sack

As feet stomp by my side

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OUT JAN 26

Boy Blue

He feels trapped in time and space. Like each day leads only to the rising of the sun on the next. He sighs a lot. Today, he will both sigh and yawn. A lot.

out jan 26

PART I

Explore Rwanda

Three years ago, I volunteered for the Explore Rwanda Project, a collaboration between AIESEC Rwanda and the Rwanda Development Board.

Here, I look back on my 50 day journey.

My journey seen through & around 3 Rwandan cities.

Musanze

The fourth largest town in Rwanda, it is located in the North & is quickly growing into a bustling metropolis.

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Huye

The self-styled ‘intellectual centre’ of Rwanda, it is located in the south & is Rwanda’s third city.

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Kigali

Near the nation’s geographic center, it is the capital and largest city of Rwanda.

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Publications

Stories, interviews, think-pieces and papers published externally.

Bicycle

… As I take it out today for another spin, I will try to achieve that state that I once had. That state of questioning that all these years I’ve been seeking. Then again, is not our addiction to the question itself?

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