Change Me Podcast

#11. A conversation with Jean Paul Niyongabo: Early dream in Burundi, Life in Mahama refugee camp, His career growth, ABF and his take on youth in Mahama 2015 vs 2024, and a bit of History of Burundi

Jean Paul Niyongabo is a refugee living in Rwanda; He is originally from Burundi and he’s been living in Rwanda as a refugee for almost a decade now. I and Jean Paul grew up in the same country, the same region and we lived in the same refugee camp from 2018 until end of 2021. He is currently a Data analyst at Jibu Inc. Rwanda Branch.  To support the Podcast, please support us on Patreon and or Subscribe on Spotify.

#10. Jules Akimana | His life living in Mahama refugee camp, fitness activities, early acting interests, Kepler, ABF mentorship and more

This is the conversation I had with Jules Akimana, a Burundian refugee living in Rwanda, a fitness enthusiast, acting, modelling, Kepler Kigali student. We discuss more about the life in Mahama refugee camp, early interest in acting, his experience studying at a school with more than 20k students in a very small school, application process at Kepler and more

#09. Updates at Change Me Podcast, I wish I knew it when I was 17, 3-hour phone call with a friend, finance and investing(Money Master the game by TR)

Ladies and gentlemen, In this episode, Jado provides updates on news at Change Me Podcast, share an idea he stumbled on in a book that he wishes he knew it at 17, an idea from a 3-hour phone call with a friend, and advices on investing in stock market as a field he has been recently interested in. We haven't let you down but changes need to happen and improvements now and then are not a bad thing. Enjoy the episode!

#08 A conversation with Jackson Byiringiro | 10-years experience living as a refugee, Global Refugee Forum (GRF2023), traveling as a refugee , the power of education for a refugee and more

This is a talk I had with Jackson Byiringiro who is a Guidance and Counselling Admin at Kepler Kigali. We talked about life in refugee camp, travelling with an African country's issued refugee travel document, education as an only way out for a refugee, calling world leaders and everyone in his/her capacity to support a refugee because no parliament or a body of people thinking about our future but only us (refugees) NOTE: the context is for refugees in the Sub-saharan African countries.

#07 - A conversation with Yves N| Life in a refugee camp, ethnical stereotypes, writing quotes, learning English, leading others, mentorship with ABF, helping 40 kids go back to school and more

This is the conversation with Yves Ndihokubwayo. A young Burundian living in Rwanda as a refugee who managed to escape the life in a refugee camp and still figuring out life. NOTE: the last 10 minutes of this conversation was cut off due to technical issues recording the episode. Apologies for that. * Yves' Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/yvesndihokubwayo/ [https://www.linkedin.com/in/yvesndihokubwayo/] * Change Me Podcast Patreon: https://www./ [https://www./]patreon.com/ChangeMePodcast