A Rwandan publisher is introducing new afro-futurist stories to local readers. One notable title, Kinyaga, explores themes of energy independence and advanced technology set in a futuristic Kigali. The plot follows a young engineer working in a laboratory built upon volcanoes to harness a unique power source. The creator uses this narrative to discuss the importance of national self-sufficiency and sustainable resource management rather than relying on external fuel imports. Beyond the science fiction elements, the publisher aims to shift the cultural focus from historical trauma toward positive, hopeful storytelling that resonates with the younger generation. The visual style features clean lines with distinct ochre and purple tones to depict this high-tech vision of the future. What are your thoughts on using comics to explore national development and energy independence? Source: RFI, "Reportage Afrique - Science-fiction africaine: au Rwanda, la bande dessinée rêve d’indépendance…
