Our Authors
Meet our talented authors from Rwanda and beyond. Click "View Profile" to see details.
Sandra Nadege
Sandra Nadege is a Rwandan author and poet whose work explores themes of self-discovery, healing, and resilience. Based in Kigali, she began her literary journey with her debut poetry collection First Creation (2020) and later published Light in the Dark (2021), a memoir reflecting her experiences of isolation, depression, and growth. Her writing has appeared in magazines and anthologies, and she continues to use storytelling as a tool for empowerment and mental health advocacy.
Gwiiza Malaika
Gwiiza Malaika is a young Rwandan author and founder of Lit Teens, a platform created to engage teenagers and nurture their talents. Passionate about education and culture, she writes books in Kinyarwanda to make learning the language fun and accessible for young readers. Alongside her literary work, she aspires to inspire youth through storytelling, creativity, and community initiatives that empower the next generation.
Prof Malonga Pacifique
Prof. Pacifique Malonga is a Rwandan writer, independent journalist, and scholar dedicated to promoting Kiswahili across Africa. He serves as the Kiswahili Commissioner for Rwanda under the African Union Academy of Languages (ACALAN) and has authored several books that strengthen the role of Kiswahili in education and cultural exchange. Through his work, he advocates for investment in language development and highlights Kiswahili’s importance in fostering African unity and regional integration.
Mutesi Gasana
Gasana Mutesi is a Rwandan author and education advocate passionate about storytelling that preserves culture and inspires young readers. With a strong background in publishing and over 15 years of experience in the education sector, she writes with purpose—celebrating language, identity, and the power of books to shape communities. Through her work, she champions literacy, mother-tongue publishing, and stories that reflect the heart of Rwanda.
Eric Kaabera
Eric Kabeera is the Chief Strategist at Ubuntu Publishers, where he leads the organization’s vision for communications, marketing, and global partnerships. With more than a decade of experience in media and strategic communications, Eric brings a unique blend of storytelling expertise and business insight to the publishing world. A former award-winning journalist at The New Times in Rwanda, he has worked with international NGOs and development partners to design impactful campaigns that amplify voices and connect communities. At Ubuntu Publishers, Eric drives initiatives that position the company as a hub for African literature and cultural exchange, ensuring its stories reach audiences across the continent and beyond.
Eric Kabera
Eric Kabeera is the Chief Strategist at Ubuntu Publishers, where he leads the organization’s vision for communications, marketing, and global partnerships. With more than a decade of experience in media and strategic communications, Eric brings a unique blend of storytelling expertise and business insight to the publishing world. A former award-winning journalist at The New Times in Rwanda, he has worked with international NGOs and development partners to design impactful campaigns that amplify voices and connect communities. At Ubuntu Publishers, Eric drives initiatives that position the company as a hub for African literature and cultural exchange, ensuring its stories reach audiences across the continent and beyond.
