Miracle in Kigali tree at 50 Christmas Trees in a Church 2011

Here is a photograph of Illuminee with the Miracle in Kigali tree at 50 Christmas Trees in a Church, Dickleburgh, Norfolk. The Christmas tree festival, which runs until 11 December, is supporting Send a Cow http://www.sendacow.org.uk/, a UK based charity that helps African families grow enough food to eat, sell their produce and develop small businesses that last. The charity is active in Rwanda.


Christmas Trees of all shapes and sizes, some handmade featuring special seasonal messages, decorate the church, contributed to the event by local businesses and organisations and children’s groups. The event has a competitive edge, as each organisation that enters has the chance to win prize money in the visitors’ vote for the best trees. There is also a special award for the most innovative tree.

50 Christmas in a Church is being sponsored by Cherry Lane Garden Centre Pulham Market, Rosedale Funeral Home and TWP Designs.

Dickleburgh village is to the north of Diss, just off the A140, tel. 01379 854245, http://www.50christmastrees.com/.

Illuminee Nganemariya - The Guardian first person interview

This is a link to Henry Green's interview with Illuminee about how she wrote Miracle in Kigali to help rebuild her life http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/oct/13/rwanda-genocide-survivor-book-rebuild

Norwich Mind Festival of Cultures

There's a Miracle in Kigali and Rwandan food stall at Norwich Mind's Festival of Cultures, Saturday 13 August, 11.30am to 4pm, 50 Sale Road NR7 9TP.

Miracle in Kigali at Norwich Christian Resource Centre

Miracle in Kigali is now available at Norwich Christian Resource Centre http://www.christianbookshops.org.uk/norwichcrc.htm

Norwich Evening News Roger: Genocide Baby

Link to Rowan Mantell's feature in the Norwich Evening News about Roger Nsengiyumva's return to Rwanda - Roger: Genocide Baby, BBC3 documentary, http://www.eveningnews24.co.uk/news/norwich_teen_film_star_roger_confronts_killer_on_tv_1_960945

Roger: Genocide Baby - BBC 3 Director's Blog

Here is a link to the blog written by Nick Andrews, Director of Roger: Genocide Baby on the background to the documentary about Roger Nsengiyumva's return to Rwanda and how he used extracts from Roger's mum, Illuminee Nganemariya's book, Miracle in Kigali in the film - http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/tv/2011/07/roger-genocide-baby-rwanda.shtml

This is a link to BBC News coverage about Roger: Genocide Baby http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-14032554

Roger: Genocide Baby - BBC3

Roger: Genocide Baby the BBC3 documentary about Illuminee's son Roger's return to Rwanda will be screened on BBC3 at 9pm on Wednesday 13 July, see
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b012lttt.

Buy Miracle in Kigali at miracleinkigali.co.uk

You can now buy Miracle in Kigali at http://www.miracleinkigali.co.uk/ for £10 plus £2 p&p (UK addresses only).

Miracle in Kigali at Fairhaven Green Festival

We will be at Fairhaven Woodland and Water Garden Green Festival, Sunday, June 26, www.fairhavengarden.co.uk. Meet us at the Miracle in Kigali stand in the Dell.

Tagman Press Writers Consortium 29 April

Tagman Press Writers Consortium Reed's Tombland Norwich 29 April 2011.

Back L to R: Dave Kelly, Pauline Kelly, Illuminee Nganemariya, Robin Squire, Pamela Masters, Michael Bland, John Clements. Front L to R: Paul Dickson, Susan Culverwell, Gill Dalton, Anthony Grey, Roger Chamberlain, Jane Aldiss, http://www.tagmanpress.co.uk.

Tagman Writers Consortium

We are going to the Tagman Writers Consortium on Friday. A new and unique grouping of present and future Tagman authors is being founded in Norwich on the day of the Royal Wedding to increase collaboration between writers and publisher.
http://www.tagmanpress.co.uk.

The Rwandan Genocide - a survivor's guide

The Rwandan Genocide - a survivor's guide, Friday 18 March at 7pm at Forget-me-Not Café, St Michael-at-Plea Church, Redwell Street Norwich. Illuminée Nganemariya tells her story introduced by Anthony Grey, followed by two course meal and tea/coffee. Ticket £16 tel 01603 766978, email norwichcrc@btconnect.com.