Detailed CV of Fulgence MUHAWENIMANA

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I. PERSONAL PROFILE

 First Name: MUHAWENIMANA Fulgence 

Sex: Male

Date of Birth: 27/10/1987

Marital Status: Single

Nationality: Rwandan

Email: muful2020@gmail.com

Phone Number: 0788684806/0784558082

Twitter: @FulgenceM87

Born: Nyamasheke District, Western Province

Living Residence: Kamonyi District, Southern District

Father's name: Munyandinda Zaacharie

Mother's name: Mukabahizi Jacqueline

II. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

From 2009-2012: Student at the former National University or Rwanda (NUR)

                     Award: Bachelor Degree with Honour in Journalism and Communication (Journalism Option)

From 2005-2007: Advanced level at G.S Shyogwe in Literature (Lettres)
                   Award: Advanced General certificate of Secondary Education

III. ACCOMPLISHMENT AND WORKING EXPERIENCE

  • October 1, 2016 to date: Work with the Gender Monitoring Office as Public Relations and Communication Officer.
  • May 23, 2013 to 30th June 2016: Working with Nation Holdings Rwanda Ltd as News Reporter/Anchor. Part of my responsibilities was news gathering, reporting and anchoring. In addition to this, I was also in charge of updating the Radio's website as well as managing its social media platforms (twitter and Facebook).
  • May 2013 to March, 2014: Attended a nine Month-Media Lab Training in Nairobi by the Nation Media Group, also working as the KFM's special correspondent and reporting for the Company’s platforms (Print, Broadcast and Television).
  • January 2010 to September 2011: Working at Radio Salus as a Trainee News reporter as well as hosting live Talk shows.
  • From May-June 30, 2012: Internship at Radio Huguka as a News Reporter and also working in Programmes.
IV.  TRAINING
  • From 9 Apr, 2018 to 11 May, 2018: Online Training on Developing Gender Sensitive Value Chains by UNITAR and FAO
  • From 27 November 2018 to 29 November 2018: Training Course on Gender Sensitive Inclusive Governance by The Hague Academy for Local Government 
  • From 1 May, 2013 to 1 Mar, 2014: Editorial Media Lab Training Programme by Nation Media Group
V. SPOKEN LANGUAGES
  • English: Very Good at Writing and Speaking
  • French: Very Good at both Writing and Speaking
  • Kinyarwanda: Excellently writing and Speaking
  • Kiswahili: Good at Speaking and Writing
VI. COMPUTER SKILLS AND OTHER PROFESSIONAL SOFTWARE

I have got skills in following computer programs:
  • Microsoft Word
  • Microsoft Excel
  • Microsoft Power point
  • Microsoft Publisher
  • Adobe Photoshop
  • Internet Explorer
  • Adobe Premier
  • Adobe Audition, 
  • Adobe Premiere SC3 &4
  • Photography

VII. PUBLICATIONS
I Wrote and published different Articles my personal  blog: umusanzu10.blogspot.com 

8. REFEREES

1. KABERA Jean Paul: Deputy Chief Gender Monitor at Gender Monitoring Office
Tel: + (250) 788308280
Email: kabera.jpaul@gmo.gov.rw
2. Berna Namata: Acting General Manager for the Nation Holdings Rwanda and News Editor for The East African

Tel: (250) 785197160
Email: bnamata@rw.nationmedia.com/bernanamata@gmail.com
3. Munyaneza Augustin: Assistant Lecturer at ULK

Tel: (250) 788548014
Email: munyagay49@yahoo.fr/kignav@gmail.com

I declare that the above information is true and only concerns me and I look forward to getting hired by any institution.


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