They Called Me Bwana Munanga

At the age of sixteen Olavi Rouhe decided to become a doctor and planned to dedicate his life in service for those less fortunate than others. He received his inspiration by reading books about Dr. David Livingstone, Robert Moffat, and Mary Slessor of Africa. Twenty years of his life was spent in the Belgian Congo and as a relief physician among many other primitive peoples of the world.

According to Olavi, success is having the joy and satisfaction that come from knowing God and serving mankind. This is his story.