Ruganda is a traditional form of poetry from the Rwanda region, characterized by its rhythmic and melodic qualities. It often features themes of love, nature, and social issues, reflecting the culture and values of the Rwandan people. Ruganda is typically performed during community gatherings, celebrations, and storytelling events, making it an important aspect of Rwandan heritage. The structure of Ruganda usually consists of short verses that are easy to memorize and recite. This oral tradition not only preserves the language but also fosters a sense of community among participants. Through Ruganda, the rich history and experiences of the Rwandan people are passed down through generations.