Developing a reading culture
By Patrick Muneza - Thu Oct 27, 3:49 pm
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- Papa Benedigito wa 16 yatangaje ukwegura kwe kumurimo w’umushumba wa Kiliziya Gatolika
- Abarundi 9 n’abanyarwanda 2 bararegwa kwinjiza rwihishwa ibiyobyabwenge mu Rwanda
- Kuri uyu wa gatanu urubanza rwa Leon Mugesera rwakomeje mu rukiko rukuru rwa Kigali
- Ikinyamakuru The economist mu iterambere ry’ibihugu bya Afurika y’iburasirazuba
- Jendayi Frazer aranenga raporo ivuga kuri Congo ndetse n’abayishingiraho bafatira ibyemezo u Rwanda
Situation We could have a heated debate on whether there’s a reading culture in Rwanda or not, till the clock literary stops ticking. I believe the first thing to do is define what a reading culture is. We all know that reading is one of the skills of learning a language. While culture maybe defined as the total of inherited ideas, beliefs, values and knowledge, a reading culture could simply be an engagement of readers with words, visually. Reading is said to be nourishment for the mind, body and soul, depending on who is speaking.
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