“If you knew me, and you really knew yourself, you would not have killed me” – Quote on a stone wall at the Genocide Memorial in Kigali. It is located in the Children’s Room, a space dedicated to the youngest victims of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi and one of the most haunting parts of the memorial. The Genocide is officially recognised as beginning on April 7, 1994. From tomorrow Rwanda will begin the 32nd commemoration (Kwibuka) of the Genocide.
@reg_rwanda@RwandaInfra we have been suffering from repeated power cuts for extended periods of time in the Gishushu area. Our house equipment have been damaged by power surges. When can we expect power to be restored?
@reg_rwanda we have been without electricity since 11 am in Gishushu and we are unable to reach the numbers provided. When is power supposed to be restored?
When I sit down with my good friend @vincentdeluard in Miami tomorrow, I plan to mostly talk about the end of the US-China Cold War and what that means for global financial markets (basically, it allows China to follow far more reflationary policies). I published a piece on this this morning and asked the editors to remove the paywall - feel free to forward
https://t.co/yPbPDaQavg
Unprecedented participation figures at the 2025 UCI Road World Championships in Kigali.
Thanks to all riders, Continental and National Federations for making this edition a major success. 👏
#Kigali2025
31 years ago, all we could do is watch the madness unfold, as we stood powerless to stop the onslaught...31 years later we remember the loved ones we lost, stand in solidarity and compassion with those that survived,as we strive for a better tomorrow!Kwibuka Twiyubaka!#Kwuibuka31