● The 'shore' in 'flow away from the shore' refers to our old beliefs and irrational prejudices. The way mud, silt, and garbage collect on the banks stops the river's flow. Similarly, old beliefs and irrational prejudices affect the development (physical, mental, economic, emotional, and social) of a person. ● This is a construction manual. Each chapter of this explains the way from dreaming of success to making those dreams come true with examples at every step. This book will help you: ● A happy and happy life can be lived by leaving behind your old beliefs and irrational prejudices. ● Achieve success by turning your weaknesses into strengths. ● The rules and principles explained through the biographies of great people are universal and can be adopted in every situation, every country, and every organization. ● How to convert defeat into victory. ● So that you can leave the shore and flow freely towards the vast sea... ' This book is not for those living aimlessly, relying on luck, unhappiness, and the past.'

When Nyamuragi, an adolescent mute, attempts to ask a young woman in rural Burundi for directions to an appropriate place to relieve himself, his gestures are mistaken as premeditation for rape. To the young woman's community, his fleeing confirms his guilt, setting off a chain reaction of pursuit, mob justice, and Nyamuragi's attempts at explanation. Young Burundian novelist Roland Rugero's second novel Baho!, the first Burundian novel to ever be translated into English, explores the concepts of miscommunication and justice against the backdrop of war-torn Burundi's beautiful green hillsides.