OUR SAVED WEALTHS

OUR SAVED WEALTHSThe late African tradition has never considered women as the first players of the development. Rwanda included. They said that allowing women same opportunities like those of their brothers would deprive the later in favour of the family she will get married to. In OUR SAVED WEALTHS, James who grows in traditional society at his grandfather was to inherit his grandfather's wealth. Thus, disputes between him and his three ants. The issue became clear when neighbours informed the father about the change of the laws in the rights of women. The women's shares became a start up to their families' income and their children's education. James now understands these rights and celebrates their ants' success.

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Emmanuel Nsekanabo Is a Rwandan Author. He joined the National University of Rwanda, where he graduated in Journalism and Communication. He also owes a Post graduate Diploma in Education from the Catholic University of Rwanda. Besides he is a teacher of English and Literature in Secondary schools.