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Peace Caravan Introduction

Peace Caravan

Animating an African World Cup

Caravanamani takes off to promote peace building through football and to enthuse for 2010.

In 2004 a group of some 50 people toured the countries of Burundi, Rwanda, Uganda and parts of the Democratic Republic of Congo over a three weeks period on a peace mission. The group called itself 'Caravanamani', which means 'Peace Caravan' in Swahili, and comprised representatives from an international consortium of non-governmental organisations, actors, artists, dancers and football players. One of the participating NGOs was 'Esperance - Football for Peace', a local non-governmental organisation, founded in 1996 in Kigali, that aims at involving children and youths, especially girls and young women in sports participation, community work and active citizenship.
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Programme 08 - 29 March 2009

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  • Caravan News:

    • Tired but happy: Caravanamani’s closing ceremony took place in Kigali on 29 March 2009
    • Half way – the Peace Caravan in Uganda
    • Back in Rwanda, but still on the move
    • Caravanamani on the move
    • A Football World Cup for Africa

     

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    Programmes

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    • Caravanamani Tour Programme
      (pdf - 252.66 KB)
    • Kigali Opening Ceremony Event Programme
      (pdf - 278.79 KB)
    • Kigali Detailed Programme - March 9-13th
      (pdf - 196.06 KB)
    • Burundi Programme 13-14th March
      (pdf - 277.83 KB)
    • Mbarara Programme 18-19th March
      (pdf - 278.58 KB)
    • From Mbarara to Kampala Programme
      (pdf - 279.64 KB)
    • Kisumu Programme 22-23 March
      (pdf - 279.73 KB)
    • Migori Programme 24-26 March
      (pdf - 278.9 KB)

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