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Short Corona update

Rwanda has now closed down all schools and church services. But otherwise, people are rigorously washing or desinfecting their hands at all public buildings, offices, restaurants. It's very impressive! I asked my mentor if the virus would affect office time and his clear answer 'No, it won't'. So far, so good. I still have about ten interviews and a workshop to do next week, so I'm hoping it'll stay like this! There's only been one registered case on Saturday...

Happy news is that I spent half my day at the pool today and that I had delicious Ugandan Rolex for dinner. Trying not to get freaked ort and hoping I can come straight back to the Netherlands. People with a car, get ready to pick me up from Brussels in case there are no more trains going... 

Orders for pasta, beer and passion fruit can be handed in at any time. 

Stay home and send me some funny photos! 
Me and dodo, the leaves of the amaranth plant, eaten like spinach.

 Enjoying the last days of my luxury life 

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