The children who had been rejected by their mother for seven months. Nsengiyumva Ramazane and his wife Mukamana Clarisse who left her husband and spent 7 months in Uganda. the matter of misunderstanding the concept of gender started in2013 in Bugesera. Today more than 100 women left their family to marry new one in Uganda. The people report the cases but nothing big has been done yet. Here we visited this affected family, but fortunately both of them forgave each other and they go on to live together.
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The woman who left her husband and went to Uganda for new marriage. She spent 7 months in Buganda Village, but after getting some information that he husband changed his brutality , the woman got back in BugeseraNsengiyumva Ramazane and his wife Mukamana Clarisse who left her husband and spent 7 months in Uganda. the matter of misunderstanding the concept of gender started in2013 in Bugesera. Today more than 100 women left their family to marry new one in Uganda. The people report the cases but nothing big has been done yet. Here we visited this affected family, but fortunately both of them forgave each other and they go on to live together.
The children who had been rejected by their mother for seven months. Nsengiyumva Ramazane and his wife Mukamana Clarisse who left her husband and spent 7 months in Uganda. the matter of misunderstanding the concept of gender started in2013 in Bugesera. Today more than 100 women left their family to marry new one in Uganda. The people report the cases but nothing big has been done yet. Here we visited this affected family, but fortunately both of them forgave each other and they go on to live together.Men from Bugesera said how those women left the families after filing the property like stealing much money
The dusty road to Bugesera, it is said that the women use these small buses to reach Kigali, where they join big buses to Kampala.The old man in Rugano cell who gave the testimony on this problem. he counted more 5 men who are now living alone due to that bad understanding of some women who decided to be the victims of human trafficking .The woman who extremely confirmed that soon she is going to Uganda for the same issue to marry a new husband. She was telling the people around that her husband has somehow rejected her and her children.
Sam Ngenda the owner of isurape with this affected family. we paused a bit for photo The men of Bugesera are the real witness to clarify how , their families have been affected. they say that despite their hard working , they don’t know the real pusher of this scandal.
Young girls in Bugesera, here they were all carrying some wood. talking with Isurape, the young ladies confirms the news that even some ladies went to marry old men in UgandaSome young kids in Bugesera District , Kagano cell. Kagano that is around Cyohoha lake is a village wherein people still have some poor mindset of building a strong family. It was recently written that some women left their homes to marry new husbands in UgandaNegative impacts of misunderstanding what is gender at all. some reportings recently highlighted how more 50 women already went to Uganda, and they left their young children with their dads. see how it looksDue to the testimonies from the population of Kagano village some women who failed to stay in Uganda got back to live with their husbands. They reached their homes without any hope to live again with their family.Due to the testimonies from the population of Kagano village some women who failed to stay in Uganda got back to live with their husbands. They reached their homes without any hope to live again with their family.
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