Next Billion profiles the Akilah Institute which "... prepares students to find meaningful employment and launch ventures in the fastest growing sector of the Rwandan economy..."On their methods Bryan Farris noted:
Particularly fascinating was the critical thinking debate the girls had. In non-western education, critical problem solving is very a-typical. And yet we had a lively back and forth about how to handle an over-booking conflict between the hotel's most loyal customer and a corporation with 40 rooms trying to extend their stay. There is of course no right answer, but Asli emphasized that actions should be informed by "Ethics, discipline, principles and most of all, honesty."
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