OpenLLM-France/wikimedia huggingface dataset:
# Anne-Marie Kantengwa

Anne-Marie Kantengwa is a Rwandan businesswoman and a former Rwandan Patriotic Front (FPR) deputy in the Parliament of Rwanda. She is a Rwandan genocide survivor in 1994, she lost her parents, husband, relatives and children.

## Quotes

* The prize will motivate us by adding value to what we do, but also it should be the pride to all Rwandan women and the nation at large
** "The award is coming to add value to what they do, Kantengwa told to Global Economic Prize Scoops" ("allafrica.com" 7 July 2021)
* During my time at the hotel, I have managed to renovate the building, improve service and be friendly to my employees, but of course we still have a lot to achieve
** " she has always strived to improve the service delivery so as to keep the hotel stand out among the best, Kantengwa said" ("allafrica.com" 7 July 2021)
* resurrecting Chez Lando is a way of honoring the dead. But it is also a means of perpetuating life
** "it gave me a reason to live after the genocide, Kantengwa said" (jeuneafrique, 21 June 2018)
* I started working with whoever would do business to me regardless of who they were or where they were from. I did this because I realised that this of negative thinking would impact the country’s development.
** Testimony: The memories of our loved ones should be the engine that makes us work hard. The NewTimes (April 11, 2012).
* When you become a leader at any level, you look beyond the borders of your problems and become a role model to the public.
** Testimony: The memories of our loved ones should be the engine that makes us work hard. The NewTimes (April 11, 2012).
* If the people who carried out genocide realise what they did and they stand in solidarity with the victims, showing them the remains of their beloved ones and joining them during the commemoration time, it will speed up the healing process.
** Testimony: The memories of our loved ones should be the engine that makes us work hard. The NewTimes (April 11, 2012).
# James Wood (critic)

James Wood (born 1 November 1965) is an English-American literary critic, essayist and novelist. As of 2014, he is Professor of the Practice of Literary Criticism at Harvard University and a staff writer at The New Yorker magazine.

## Quotes

* The hypocrite may serve, among other things, as a deformed ambassador of the truth. By so obviously misrepresenting the truth, he enables us to trace its smothered outlines.
** The Golovlyov Family by Shchedrin in Edwin Frank (ed.), Unknown Masterpieces (2003), p. 109

### The Irresponsible Self (2004)

* The big contemporary novel is a perpetual motion machine that appears to have been embarrassed into velocity. It seems to want to abolish stillness, as if ashamed of silence. Stories and sub-stories sprout on every page, and these novels continually flourish their glamorous congestion.
** Hysterical realism
* An excess of storytelling has become the contemporary way of shrouding, in majesty, a lack; it is the Sun King principle. The lack is the human.
** Hysterical realism
# Jean Kapata

Jean Kapata (born 25 December 1960) is a Zambian politician and former Minister of Lands and Natural Resources.

## Quotes

* Even (Michael Chiluf Sata) came from the MMD before forming his own party. If people hadn’t left the MMD and other parties like UNIP to join him, he wouldn’t have won the 2011 elections, because winning is about numbers.
* The claim that MMD has taken over PF is not true. Even within UPND today, there are more people from PF. GBM was in both PF and MMD, and Guy Scott was also in PF and MMD.
* The claim that the party was infiltrated by MMD is unfounded, as those individuals had already renounced MMD.
* Newcomers should feel at ease, as they are welcome. They have already renounced their previous party. It is only those who haven't renounced their former parties that need to be treated with caution.
* The decision is final, and no amount of pressure from anyone will compel the PF government to alter its position on the matter.
* Zambia is a sovereign nation, and while our neighboring countries have been engaged in cat hunting, they are not being criticized. As Minister of Tourism, I am aware that those speaking out the most are the ones who lost the bid for hunting blocks and are now lobbying NGOs to halt hunting. I will not entertain such efforts.
* This comes after President Edgar Lungu directed the Ministries of Tourism and Local Government to review existing town plans and designate areas for game reserves.
* Africa seems to be attracting more and more investment. Within this context, Zambia seems to be doing quite well with a very fast growing economy. Tourism seems to be one of the promising sector of the country. As a country, in 2012 we had about 800 059 tourists arrivals and in 2014, the number went up to 900 014, there was an increase in the arrivals of tourists in Zambia.
* As a Ministry we would like to tap into the Chinese market in terms of tourists. They have a large number of tourists. We are also working on partnering with Seychelles since they have an expanse of water but they do not have game parks. In Zambia we have about 20 game parks and therefore, when people visit the vast waters on the beaches of Seychelles, they could fly directly to Zambia and enjoy wildlife viewing. Zambia is in the process of signing a Memorandum of Understanding with Seychelles to implement this.
* The challenges are quite many in this sector and one of them is the airline connectivity. We do not have direct flights into Zambia, and if we did, this would work out to be cheaper for the tourists and it will also save on time. And for that reason, what we need is proper connectivity to the world by having airlines that would fly directly into Zambia. In the recent past we have had some of the airlines pulling out of the country, these include KLM, British Airways. However we have great news- the Turkish Airline is soon coming here. Government is also working towards having a national airline for the country, which will go a long way in promoting tourism.

## External Links

Biography
# Claire Karekezi

Claire Karekezi (born 1982) is a neurosurgeon at the Rwanda Military Hospital in Kigali, Rwanda. As the first woman neurosurgeon in Rwanda, and one of six neurosurgeons serving a population of 13 million, Karekezi serves as an advocate for women in neurosurgery. She has become an inspiration for young people pursuing neurosurgery, particularly young women. Karekezi specializes in neuro-oncology and skull-base surgery, is the acting chairperson of the African Women in Neurosurgery (AWIN), Committee of the Continental Association of African Neurosurgical Societies (CAANS), and was elected as a member of the national council of the Rwanda Medical and Dental Council (RMDC) and the Secretary of the bureau for 2022-2026

## Quotes
### "Rwanda’s first female neurosurgeon urges girls to embrace science" (2019)

    "Rwanda’s first female neurosurgeon urges girls to embrace science" The New Times (February 12, 2019)
* Do not let anybody tell you that it is impossible, you can achieve anything.
* It took time, but if you have the passion, and the perseverance to stick around, you make it for sure.
* For anyone in science or not in science, doing what you love is the key, it is the first thing.
* The woman of today is courageous, willing to follow their dream.
* Girls need help, they need to be pushed, they need to be supported, we need more role models, we need more successful women to reach back to these young women.
* Teaching science for a woman is as normal as it is for men, since we both have the capacity.
* What make some other girls succeed in sciences is having the mentality that they are not that difficult.
# Kaone Kario
## Biography

Kaone Kario was born in Maun, Botswana in 1986. She won the Nokia Face of Africa modelling competition in 2005 at the age of 19. Kario who is now based in South Africa has appeared in several billboards and done a number of television commercials for cosmetics brands. She aspires to motivate young people who want to choose a carrier in modelling and fashion. In 2011 she moved to New York after being offered a contract there. She holds a degree in media studies.

## Quotes

* I remember watching tv and just wanted to be inside it.
** "Against All Odds| Rural Botswana girl b
** Hcomes international model", eNCAAgainstAllOdds, October 7, 2014 Retrieved 20th October 2021
* why do we feel compelled to appear beautiful?
* Can’t beauty be defined by being comfortable in your own skin?
* does looking beautiful come naturally, or does it entail applying layers of makeup to your face or wearing designer labels?
* I feel like we’re in trouble as long as we live in a world where a black woman feels a need to bleach her skin
* why do we have to wait for the west to validate our skin, our hair, and our way of life. Why are we always waiting on them to validate our blackness?
* Blackness is not a trend!
** Kaone Kario Shun Beauty Standards, by Tswalebs (June, 2022), Retrieved 12-11-2022
* The mistake I made in my young years was not knowing that modelling is a business. Your relationship with your booker is crucial, but don't forget that you are as good as your last job
* tone is very important. How you say things matters.
* I don't like to wander.
* It's easy to be a peacock in a small market.
* I don't compete with you, I compete with the voices in me
* I do these things to prove to me that I can.
* My hardest lesson was realising how much of my value I had attached on my work.
* Enjoy your season and don't be apologetic about it,
* If you're having a season of your life, run through it like you're running through a field of sunflowers
** Key Takeaways From Kaone Kario's Untold Stories In Her Modelling Journey,from Waafrikaonline Retrieved 12/11/2022

## External Links

* comes international model", eNCAAgainstAllOdds, October 7, 2014 Retrieved 20th October 2021
* Kaone Kario Shun Beauty Standards, by Tswalebs (June, 2022), Retrieved 12-11-2022
* Key Takeaways From Kaone Kario's Untold Stories In Her Modelling Journey,from Waafrikaonline Retrieved 12/11/2022

## References

* 1 2 3 Tswalebs (20). Kaone Kario: Beauty With Brains. Tswalebs. Retrieved on 10, 2022. Retrieved on November, 2022.
* ↑ Batswana model and 2005 Face of Africa winner Kaone Kario sits down with us., by AfternoonExpress
# Zura Karuhimbi

Zura Karuhimbi (c. 1925 – 17 December 2018) was a Rwandan woman who saved more than 100 people from being killed by Hutu militias during the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi in Rwanda. A traditional healer, she hid the refugees in her house and deterred attackers by masquerading as a witch. Her role was recognized in 2006 by the award of the Campaign Against Genocide Medal by Rwandan President Paul Kagame.

## Quotes

* During the genocide, I saw the darkness of a man's heart.
** "world-africa-46618482", Rwanda's Zura Karuhimbi, who saved dozens from genocide (22 December 2018)
* I used to say, 'If they die, I will also die'.
** "world-africa-46618482", Rwanda's Zura Karuhimbi, who saved dozens from genocide (22 December 2018)
* I remember one Saturday, they came back again,I confronted them as usual, warning them that by killing the refugees in my house, they were digging their own graves.
** "world-africa-46618482", Rwanda's Zura Karuhimbi, who saved dozens from genocide (22 December 2018)
* I only believed in one God and the thing of magical power was just an invention and cover I was using to save lives.
** "world-africa-46618482", Rwanda's Zura Karuhimbi, who saved dozens from genocide (22 December 2018)
* I am not a witchdoctor.
** "world-africa-46618482", Rwanda's Zura Karuhimbi, who saved dozens from genocide (22 December 2018)
* Money could not cost me lives of Rwandans.
** "meet-mukaruhimbi-whose-prank-saved-100-tutsi/", Zura interacting with area residents. She says nobody should hurt others (15 April 2015)
* One day, President Paul Kagame visited our village and said 'if everyone was a witch doctor like me, genocide could not have happened'
** "meet-mukaruhimbi-whose-prank-saved-100-tutsi/", Zura interacting with area residents. She says nobody should hurt others (15 April 2015)
# Chushi C. Kasanda

Chushi C. Kasanda (born February 15, 1978) is a Zambian politician. Kasanda is a member of the National Assembly of Zambia for Chisamba. She is a member of the United Party for National Development.

## Quotes

* It is no secret that media across the continent face numerous challenges, including safety concerns, the rise of citizen journalism, and frequent threats to press freedom.
* In Zambia, the government, led by President Hakainde Hichilema, has consistently prioritized promoting media freedom and freedom of expression.
* The government has also made progress toward enacting the Access to Information Bill into law.

## External links

* Biography
# Princess Kasune

Princess Kasune Zulu (born 12 November 1975) is a Zambian politician and the member of the National Assembly of Zambia for Keembe since 2016. She is a prominent AIDS activist, the first National Assembly member to announce she was living with the condition.

## Quotes

* I will prioritize engaging with traditional leaders and work to ensure unity.
* The appointment brought a great deal of excitement, as it opened up many opportunities to serve the people of Central Province. "First of all, I was very happy and excited to fulfill my role as Deputy Chief Whip, which is essentially equivalent to a provincial minister. Many people don’t realize this, but it’s due to the parliamentary structure. The Chief Whip operates at the cabinet level, and the Deputy Chief Whip…"
* In the Judiciary, we currently have more women than men, reflecting our progress as women. As many of you know, women make up about 51 percent of the country’s population, and according to the Electoral Commission of Zambia's 2021 register, around 53 percent of voters are women.
* Each of us is the captain of our own life. Live with positivity, remind yourself that you are beautiful, intelligent, and destined for greatness. Aim high, remove negativity from your life, and let go of people who bring you down, because the world may try to tell you otherwise.

## External links

* Biography
# Kate Fotso

Kate Kanyi-Tometi Fotso is a Cameroonian businesswoman who founded the largest cocoa exporter in Cameroon. Being CEO of Telcar Telcar Cocoa, Fotso according to Forbes Africa, is the richest woman in and the 20th richest person in the African Francophonie.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5BOoTly6Bs

## Quotes

* Our cost of production is very high and when ever cost of production is very high its makes us not competitive.
** https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5BOoTly6Bs
* We should also channel our energy in the production of goods which we have the most competitive advantage over our neighbours.
** https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5BOoTly6Bs

## External links

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* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5BOoTly6Bs
* https://businesselitesafrica.com/cameroons-richest-woman-kate-fotso-5-things-to-know/?v=12470fe406d4
# Cordelia Agbebaku

Cordelia Ainenehi Agbebaku (January, 1961 – February 16, 2017) was a Nigerian academic and former vice-chancellor of Ambrose Alli University.

## Quotes

* All these goes to confirm the avowed commitment of the people’s governor to the growth and development of the university. I must also add that just recently, towards the accreditation exercise in this university, the state government supported the university with the sum of N100 million.
** Prof. Cordelia appreciate the government for commissioning projects in AAU.
* Naturally, I was very happy because it was a confirmation of the fact that I have done well on the job; and the governor recognises good work and merit when he sees one.
** Speaking on confirmation of her appointment as vice chancellor
* Right now, Nigeria is facing a lot of challenges and AAU is an integral part of Nigeria and some of these challenges are what we face – insecurity, financial problems, instability and the problem of strikes by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU).
** Speaking on the major challenges facing AAU
* As far as AAU is concerned, TETFUND has done well because on an annual basis, there is normal intervention from the body to federal and state universities and this depends on how far a university has utilised what it was given previously. In AAU, we have a lot of TETFUND intervention projects to showcase.
** Speaking on the contribution of TETFUND to the growth of AAU
* Most of our courses have been accredited by the NUC. As you must know, most courses have accreditation for four or five years and most of the courses that were accredited about five years ago are due for accreditation this year. And the ones that were accredited in 2012 will be due for accreditation in the next three years; so we have most of our courses accredited.
** Speaking on course accreditations by NUC
* I think government has a greater role to play because if you enter into an agreement, it behooves the parties to keep to the terms of the agreement. It is when you don’t keep to the terms of the agreement that you have problems. If you look at the last ASUU strike, it came up as a result of the Federal Government not playing its part after several reminders to do so from ASUU.
** Speaking on the resolution of perennial ASUU strikes

## Quotes about Cordelia Agbebaku

* As a VC,she was able to stabilize AAU as at that time. I must say that she came, she saw and she conquered.
** Rt. Hon Philip Shaibu appraises Cordelia after her demise in 2017.
* The University is distraught, we are confused and sad. We are yet to get full details of her death. We have no details yet, we have not confirmed anything, but we heard she died of a protracted ailment.
** Public Relation Officer of AAU then, Mr Edward Aihevba confirmed the death of Agbebaku in 2017.
* I realize without doubt that her exit will leave you, members of the family and the university community with considerable trauma following the unexpected occurrence.
** Obaseki condoles with Prof Agbebaku after her demise in 2017.
# Marie-Solange Kayisire

Marie-Solange Kayisire is a politician in Rwanda, who has served as the Minister of Cabinet Affairs, in the Office of the Prime Minister and a member of the Rwandan cabinet, since 31 August 2017.

## Quotes

* Renewable Energy for refugees project will support the Government to achieve our pledge on energy and infrastructure to the global refugee compact, and contribute to SDG goal 7 which aims at ensuring access, affordability, and sustainable energy for all.
* We call upon all refugees to change their mind and work very hard to be self-reliant in the near future.
** Minister Kayisire to refugees
* Together we can achieve anything.
** https://www.newtimes.co.rw/article/186928/News/world-refugee-day-rwanda-committed-to-improve-refugee-well-being-says-minister-kayisire. The New Times. June 20, 2021.
# Aberu Kebede

Aberu Kebede Shewaye (born 12 September 1989) is an Ethiopian long distance runner who specializes in road running competitions.

## Quotes

* Beyond these, I am drawn to the richness of this great country. Richness not summed in any currency, but in the people.
** "Aberu Kebede Shewaye- Africa’s Shining Star"
# Kgomotso Moahi

Kgomotso Hildegard Moahi, is an academic and academic administrator in Botswana, who serves as a full professor and deputy vice chancellor – student services at the Botswana Open University.

## Quotes

* I spent a lot of time with them. They had been forced into exile as students and had left their parents behind. With my experience, it was a mind-boggling experience, that so young a people could run away from their homes because of their political beliefs fearing arrest or being killed by government security agents. It led me to an appreciation of life; that people react differently under pressure. But even then, it wasn't that 'alien' to me because of the way I came to Botswana.
** Botswana: Prof Kgomotso Moahi - From 'Ordinary' Girl to Extraordinary Academic By Ephraim Keoreng, 16 JANUARY 2009, Retrieved 23/11/2023.
# Rebiha Khebtani

Rebiha Khebtani (7 May 1926 – 16 January 2006) was a French Algerian politician who served in the National Assembly of France from 1958 until 1962.

## Quotes

* "Mr. Prime Minister, my dear colleagues [she began], "a year ago, I was still a veiled woman. Today, I stand as the elected representative of a department with over one million Muslim French citizens and only 24,000 European French. Despite the views of our colleague Leenhardt, I consider myself as valuable as any other metropolitan deputy. I am proud to be in the French National Assembly, representing all those in the department of Sétif, a former rebel stronghold, who have firmly turned away from the past and chosen to build Algeria's future through France, with France, and within France."
** Rebiha Khebtani respond to criticism from Francis Leenhardt [fr, the leader of the Socialist parliamentary group]

## External links

* Biography
* Authority control: WorldCat search
# Imane Khelif

Imane Khelif (إيمان خليفʾ,Īmān Khalīf; born 2 May 1999) is an Algerian professional boxer.

## Quotes

* I'm fully qualified, I'm a woman, I was born a woman, I lived a woman, there's no doubt about that. These people, they are the enemies of success, it's what I call them, it gives my success a special taste because of these attacks.
** Statement after winning a Gold medal at the 2024 Summer Olympics, as cited in "Imane Khelif: Gender-row Olympic boxer names JK Rowling and Elon Musk in cyber bullying legal complaint", Evening Standard (14 August 2024)
** Khelif participated in the Women's Welterweight event.