A Catch Conversation with Rwandan genocide survivor Enric Sifa

This month, the nation of Rwanda remembered the genocide that occurred 21 years April. It was a horrible atrocity that ravaged this tiny African nation. Yet, in the aftermath, stories of hope began to emerge.

Enric Sifa was one of those stories. Orphaned in Rwanda, Enric survived years on the streets of Kigali as a young child until he was found and sponsored by an organization called Africa New Life. Being one who enjoyed music, he was then gifted with a guitar. Only knowing a few chords, Enric wrote a song and entered a nationwide competition.

He won.

Now Enric is married and finishing up his college degree. He travels around singing songs and talking to people about his story.

We had the pleasure of having Enric on our show previously. We invite you to listen in on that conversation here..