IEEW supports AYENDA FOUNDATION
February 10th, 2009
Ayenda Foundation, the Afghan Children Initiative, is a non-profit public charity 501 (c) 3 organization. The purpose of Ayenda Foundation, Read the rest of this entry »
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Meet The Women You Can Help
Chantal “Sarah” Bucyana
Mrs. Bucyana has been in business and self employed for the past 14 years. Currently she owns and operates Elite Beauty Salon in Kigali City.
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Betty Habimana
Betty currently owns/operates a combination garment trading & tailoring shop and an arts and crafts shop.
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Amir Taj Sirat
Peace through Business® 2007 graduate. Taj owns a ball making business, employing women of Afghanistan to produce all types of balls - soccer balls, volley balls, etc.
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Gloria Uwizera
Gloria Uwizera owns and operates a textile and batiks design company called “Glo Creations”.
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Marguerite Nyagahura
Currently owns & operates a hair salon, transitioning to owning & operating First Impressions Daycare by mid-2008.
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Bertha Kabuto
In business for 20 years, Eden Harvest and Highland Farmers, a food wholesaler, Bertha Kabuto has supplied supermarkets, restaurants, schools, military establishments
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