Asked what she has achieved as an artist, Lucie Aline Kabatesi, alias Queen Ally looks up before she replies: “I generate money to assist orphans. I think this is productive.”
“I look after ten children who are orphans in Kimihurura. I am trying to help and see if they can too live a decent life,” she adds.
“I pay their school fees out of the money I get from my albums.”
Queen Ally was born in Nyamata in 1983 to Moses Rwasa and Marie Mukandamaje Kabatesi. She was born in the family of five, two boys and three girls. She went to ST. Famile in Kigali for her primary school and had her secondary at St. Alloys in Rwamagana.
She later joined Université Laïque Adventiste de Kigali (Unilak) where she is currently to pursuing business Management. Even before she completes studies, she entered the real world of business. She owns a stationary shop, Queen’s Papeterie and Decoration Services, in Kicukiro near Sona Tubes.
“Music has helped me live my dream. This is what I wanted to be when I was growing up,” says Lucie Aline Kabatesi, alias Queen Ally. She is a Rwandan artist and she thinks her rising to stardom is due to passion for music and hard work.[more]http://www.newtimes.co.rw/index.php?issue=13674&article=2151
“I look after ten children who are orphans in Kimihurura. I am trying to help and see if they can too live a decent life,” she adds.
“I pay their school fees out of the money I get from my albums.”
Queen Ally was born in Nyamata in 1983 to Moses Rwasa and Marie Mukandamaje Kabatesi. She was born in the family of five, two boys and three girls. She went to ST. Famile in Kigali for her primary school and had her secondary at St. Alloys in Rwamagana.
She later joined Université Laïque Adventiste de Kigali (Unilak) where she is currently to pursuing business Management. Even before she completes studies, she entered the real world of business. She owns a stationary shop, Queen’s Papeterie and Decoration Services, in Kicukiro near Sona Tubes.
“Music has helped me live my dream. This is what I wanted to be when I was growing up,” says Lucie Aline Kabatesi, alias Queen Ally. She is a Rwandan artist and she thinks her rising to stardom is due to passion for music and hard work.[more]http://www.newtimes.co.rw/index.php?issue=13674&article=2151
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