Dialogue

Promoting research, dialogue, social cohesion & peacebuilding in Rwanda and beyond. | Dialogue, since 1967.

[Dialogue @DialogueRwanda]

“I applaud the contributors to this edition, Hon. Minister @DrDamascene Bizimana, Me Innocent Nteziryayo, Hon. Antoine Mugesera, and Dr. Aloys Tegera and the editorial committee for their valuable work in keeping memory alive and ensuring the truth is told.” - @Emahoro1

[Ministry of National Unity and Civic Engagement @Unity_MemoryRw]

"It is high time we increase support to the keepers of genuine truth, especially those who courageously tell our story including the Genocide against the Tutsi and its consequences. MINUBUMWE will continue to stand with "Dialogue", to pursue its cause to preserve our history and combat misinformation, not just in Rwanda, but also regionally and globally."

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"Il est grand temps d’accroître notre soutien à ceux qui préservent la vérité authentique, en particulier à ceux qui racontent courageusement notre histoire, notamment celle du génocide perpétré contre les Tutsi et de ses conséquences. Le MINUBUMWE continuera à soutenir La Revue Dialogue dans la poursuite de sa mission de préservation de notre histoire et de lutte contre la désinformation, non seulement au Rwanda, mais aussi aux niveaux régional et mondial."

- @Emahoro1, Permanent Secretary | MINUBUMWE.

[Dialogue @DialogueRwanda]

".@DialogueRwanda has become a space to share intellectual ideas & foster informed debate on issues affecting our society. Nurturing thoughtful conversations is essential to shaping our understanding informing what we do.”- @Emahoro1,PS at @Unity_MemoryRw, in his closing remarks

[Dialogue @DialogueRwanda]

Different participants to the presentation of the Dialogue Review commended those who brought @DialogueRwanda after the Genocide against the Tutsi, authors, editorial team and particulary for writing this special issue of peace in the great lakes and encourage this to continue.

[Dialogue @DialogueRwanda]

Dr. @AlexMvuka unpacked the FDLR’s evolution, its influence within the #DRC, and the complex challenges of demobilisation; raising critical questions about its continued security implications for #Rwanda and the wider Great Lakes region.

[Dialogue @DialogueRwanda]

Amb. Joseph Mutaboba warned that genocide ideology did not end in 1994 but continues to manifest across the Great Lakes region. A reminder of the need to recognise, confront and dismantle ideologies that fuel hatred and violence.

[Dialogue @DialogueRwanda]

Hon. Antoine Mugesera gave a historical overview of the @DialogueRwanda and presented his article, “Who Could Stop the Genocide Against the Rwandophone Tutsi in the DRC?” highlighting its key arguments & questions about the history and experiences of Rwandophone Tutsi in the #DRC

[Dialogue @DialogueRwanda]

During a panel discussion moderated by @SandraShenge, Hon. Antoine Mugesera shared insights on the history of genocide in the #DRC, Amb. Joseph Mutaboba discussed genocide ideology in the Great Lakes region, and Dr. @AlexMvuka explored the FDLR’s role in regional conflicts.

[Dialogue @DialogueRwanda]

Dr Alice Karekezi presented @DialogueRwanda Review Special Edition No. 211, offering an overview of its content and key themes, the critical questions it raises, and the contributions needed to advance meaningful dialogue and peace in the Great Lakes Region.

[Dialogue @DialogueRwanda]

“I hope today’s discussions lead to more learning, more honest conversations and stronger efforts to protect people across our region. May @DialogueRwanda continue to give researchers, practitioners & young people a platform to share their knowledge and ideas.” - @FreddyMutanguha

[Dialogue @DialogueRwanda]

“This edition of Dialogue Review asks us to face a hard truth. More than 30 years after the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda, the ideas that helped make it possible have not disappeared.” - @FreddyMutanguha, President of Dialogue Review, at the launch of Edition No. 211.

[Dialogue @DialogueRwanda]

Today at @KigaliLibrary , we are presenting Dialogue Review, Special Issue No. 211, bringing together government officials, diplomats, authors, researchers, journalists, CSOs, and young people for a timely discussion on "Peace in the Great Lakes Region: An Analytical Essay."

[Dialogue @DialogueRwanda]

Ce vendredi 25 septembre, Dialogue présentera une édition spéciale du Dialogue n°211 : « La paix dans la région des Grands Lacs – Un essai d’analyse ». Le Dr @AlexMvuka, l’Hon. Antoine Mugesera et l’Amb. Joseph Mutaboba y apporteront leur réflexion sur la paix dans la région.

[Dialogue @DialogueRwanda]

This Friday, Sept. 25, Dialogue will present a special edition review of Dialogue No.211: “Peace in the Great Lakes Region An Analysis Essay.”
The presentation will bring together Dr. @AlexMvuka, Hon. Antoine Mugesera & Amb. Joseph Mutaboba for a reflection on peace in the region