As a child, Abou slept in the streets of Kigali, the capital of Rwanda. His life was a constant challenge: his father had abandoned them and, overnight, he had to become the pillar of his family. “I grew up leading a bad life because my parents separated and my father left us. I had to take care of my mother and my three brothers: two brothers and one sister,” he recalls. The day-to-day was not easy. His mother worked in harsh conditions to supp…
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As a child, Abou slept in the streets of Kigali, the capital of Rwanda. His life was a constant challenge: his father had abandoned them and, overnight, he had to become the pillar of his family. “I grew up leading a bad life because my parents separated and my father left us. I had to take care of my mother and my three brothers: two brothers and one sister,” he recalls. The day-to-day was not easy. His mother worked in harsh conditions to supp…