Emmanuel RUKUNDO

Rwanda is my Country, proud of Who I am under His Excellent Paul KAGAME
#Turikumwe

[Emmanuel RUKUNDO @EmmanuelRUKUN19]

@celengiama @FirstLadyRwanda Some congolese & Waza are full of hatred, you reap what you sow, don't think to sow the bad fruit and to reap good fruit it is law of harvest, AFC/M23 is révolution itself, if revolution is a river; you'll have to swim in same direction as the river if not you'll be drowning.

[Mahoro Peace Association (MPA) @MahoroMpa]

#DRCongo #Minembwe #Banyamulenge

🚨 URGENT HUMANITARIAN APPEAL FOR MINEMBWE 🚨

Today, the reality of Banyamulenge families returning to their villages of Karingi, Bidegu, Ilundu, Karongi, and Gakenke Kwa Muhindanyi, recently occupied by the coalition of the D.R.Congo, Burundian armies, Wazalendo militias, and the FDLR, are finding their communities devastated.

Homes, Churches have been destroyed, crops ravaged, and livestock decimated.

With health centers destroyed and medical supplies exhausted, thousands of civilians are left without shelter, food, or access to lifesaving care.

If urgent assistance is not provided, there is a serious risk of famine, starvation, and outbreaks of disease among the affected population.

It is time for humanitarian organizations to uphold the principles of humanity and impartiality and demonstrate that aid does not discriminate and that Banyamulenge lives matter equally.

We call upon @UNOCHA, @PAMRDC (@WFP), @Refugees, @UNICEF, @ICRC, @MSF, and all humanitarian actors present in eastern DRC to act without delay.

@ifrc @MSF @RESCUEorg @NRC_Norway @SaveChildren @CARE @WorldVision @MercyCorps @CatholicRelief @Oxfam @Concern @ACF_UK @DRC_ngo @Solidarites_Int @IMC_Worldwide @MedairInt @ReliefIntl

#Minembwe #DRC #HumanitarianCrisis #FoodSecurity #ProtectCivilians #NeverAgain

[Manzi Willy @RealManziWilly]

The heat of snake was crushed. Minembwe can breathe again. The declaration of war by Tshisekedi is nulled by God and lions, and most importantly the enemy returned fewer than they came, and the came in one way, they fled in 7 ways.

[Yolande Makolo 🇷🇼 @YolandeMakolo]

Les Léopards ont offert à l’Afrique un moment de joie intense lors de leur premier match de Coupe du monde. Le président Tshisekedi a choisi de gâcher ce moment en insultant les Rwandais et les Congolais et, depuis le sol américain, déclarant sa poursuite des offensives militaires dans l'est de la RDC.

Tshisekedi n’a pas seulement instrumentalisé un exploit sportif glorieux à des fins politiques mesquines ; sa rhétorique belliqueuse démontre également un mépris de la lettre et de l'esprit des accords de Washington.

[Mutoni Carlene @mutonicarl]

@TopKivu La jeunesse devrait demander à ce régime ce qui l'empeche de neutraliser ces génocidaires qui ne font que detruire le pays.

[Michaela Agasaro @MichaelaAgasaro]

When it comes to describing #RDF peacekeepers, Central Africans run short of words. They simply get overwhelmed. For them, RDF would stay for good because they have never felt safe as they are today.

[Presidency | Rwanda @UrugwiroVillage]

“A single market works best, when rules and standards are predictable and consistent across jurisdictions. The institutions mandated to lead this work already exist, and they deserve our support. The same principle applies to visa policies.

In Rwanda, we removed this particular barrier because we wanted people to visit, connect and discover opportunities. And as we know, it is just the right thing to do. We saw stronger business activity, increased tourism, and expanded air links.

Experience, therefore, shows us that openness and cooperation are powerful drivers of development. No single region has unlocked its potential, while remaining fragmented. Air connectivity opens immense opportunities and possibilities.” President Kagame | African Air Transport Convention & Expo 2026

[Mahoro Peace Association (MPA) @MahoroMpa]

#DRCongo #Minembwe

🚨🔴 ALERT: MINEMBWE UNDER ATTACK 🔴🚨
BREAKING – CRISIS UPDATE: BANYAMULENGE CIVILIANS UNDER DRONE ATTACK IN MINEMBWE

According to local sources and the latest humanitarian alert issued by the Umoja Network Platform, ongoing drone attacks, heavy shelling, and escalating fighting around Minembwe, South Kivu, continue to endanger the Banyamulenge civilian population.
Clashes have intensified in Gakenke, Kalingi, Ilundu, and Gitavi. Thousands of women, children, elderly persons, and displaced families are living in fear amid continuous explosions and drone activity.
After more than 14 months of isolation, civilians remain trapped without humanitarian access or safe escape routes.
The Mahoro Peace Association (MPA) joins the Umoja Network Platform in strongly condemning and denouncing these atrocities against innocent civilians. We reiterate that the protection of civilians is a moral, humanitarian, and legal obligation—not a choice.
The world has been warned. The world knows.
We call upon the United Nations, humanitarian organizations, diplomatic partners, and all defenders of human rights to take immediate action to protect civilians, establish secure humanitarian corridors, and prevent another avoidable tragedy. Silence in the face of these attacks risks becoming complicity.
#NeverAgain @marcorubio @StateDept @US_SrAdvisorAF @USAmbUN @USAmbDRC @MONUSCO @amnestyusa @jumuiya @DiplomatieTogo @_AfricanUnion @angola_Mirex @WilliamsRuto @KagutaMuseveni @PaulKagame @IsokoUSA @MaishaRdc @wembi_steve @ScoviaMutesi @bbcgahuza @cnni @JulianPecquet @CoulibalyBojana @DougGasore @ORuhumuriza

[Tibor Nagy @TiborPNagyJr]

It's embarrassing for the US to prevent a FIFA accredited Somali referee from entering our country. If we accept hosting the World Cup, we need to welcome teams, officials, and fans from all nations. This is the "world" cup - not the "European" cup!
https://t.co/5AmgyWNON9

[Alain Destexhe @Destexhe]

Si, par malheur, il y avait un génocide des Tutsis du Congo ou un nouvel exode massif, vous porteriez une lourde responsabilité, dans la continuité historique de la Belgique avec la mention de “l’ethnie” sur la carte d’identité et le soutien au régime Habyarimana. Vous n’apprenez rien de l’Histoire.

[Hoba abagabo @Hoba38633]

@prevotmaxime For those who don't know why the M23 is fighting, you should know that exclusion, hatred, and racism against the Tutsi of eastern DRC are the cause of the armed uprising against the Kinshasa government, as well as the non-implementation of agreements signed throughout these past

[Victor Murashi Rutatina @VictorMurashi]

What continues to shock us, is the absence of public condemnation directed at Kinshasa on the violation of ceasefire. However, the moment M23 responds to such attacks, statements and condemnations emerge with remarkable speed.

Peace cannot be built on selective outrage. Credibility requires impartiality, and these double standards must come to an end.

A reminder that the photo below is of an attack by FARDC https://t.co/3WWeSCwb8v in Rubaya recently.

[Manzi Willy @RealManziWilly]

While those who are the witnesses of Doha accord have left Tshisekedi to do whatever he pleases, the people of Minembwe continue to live under the terror of drone bombardments.

Families are losing loved ones. Children are going to bed not knowing whether they will wake up alive. Mothers and fathers are forced to choose between fleeing their homes or risking death under the next strike. Entire communities are being traumatized while those responsible face no meaningful accountability.

The most troubling question is not only why these attacks continue, but why the international community remains largely silent. When governments accused of targeting civilian populations continue to receive diplomatic support, political legitimacy, and military cooperation without consequences, what message does that send to the victims?

Human rights cannot be selective. Civilian lives cannot matter only when it is politically convenient. The people of Minembwe deserve the same protection, the same compassion, and the same international attention afforded to victims elsewhere in the world.

History has shown that silence in the face of suffering is never neutral. Every day without accountability is another day that innocent civilians remain exposed to violence.

The world must stop looking away. The lives of the people of Minembwe matter. Their suffering matters. Their voices deserve to be heard before more innocent lives are lost.

#Minembwe #DRC #HumanRights #ProtectCivilians #Peace #Justice #Accountability #Africa #EndTshisekediInpunity

[Lawrence KANYUKA @LawrenceKanyuka]

Ce dimanche 7 juin 2026, entre 15h15 et 15h50, les forces coalisées du régime de Kinshasa ont bombardé les zones densément peuplées de Bidegu et d’Irundu, tuant 2 civils innocents et faisant 7 blessés graves, parmi lesquels des femmes et des enfants.

Le silence et l’inaction face à ces crimes ne feraient qu’encourager le régime de Kinshasa à poursuivre ses exactions et à renforcer sa politique d’épuration ethnique.

[Dr. Dash @dr_dash250]

I’ve traveled to over 60 countries across 5 continents. But I’ll tell you this:

The more I travel, the more I appreciate what we’ve built in Rwanda.

Your Excellency President Paul Kagame, you may not know this as well as I’d like you to, but what you’ve built in such a short time and with limited resources is a legacy that will last a lifetime. I will always be proud to call you my President.

It’s hard to explain how special we have it in Rwanda. Only those who’ve traveled can truly understand.

[Nigeria Immigration Service @nigimmigration]

NIGERIA IMPLEMENTS 30-DAY VISA EXEMPTION FOR RWANDAN NATIONALS

Following the announcement by His Excellency President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR at the Africa CEO Forum in Kigali, Rwanda, granting Rwandan Nationals a 30-day visa exemption, reciprocating similar gesture from Rwandan Government to Nigerian citizens, the Nigeria Immigration Service has completed all arrangements for the directive’s implementation.

[New Direction AFRICA @Its_ereko]

President Kagame just said what every African leader should be shouting from every rooftop.

Zambia. Ghana. Zimbabwe. They said no to US health deals tied to mineral rights.

No more "we will give you medicine if you give us your cobalt."
No more "we will build your clinic if you sign over your lithium."
No more aid dressed up as extraction.

Kagame is right. The old model is dead. Western donors have been using health as a leash for decades. A hospital here. A vaccine there. But the fine print always says the same thing. Open your markets. Hand over your resources. Smile for the camera.

Now three countries have rejected that deal. They are not waiting for permission. They are building transnational ownership. Collective scale. African solutions for African problems.

This is how sovereignty starts. Not with speeches at the UN. With saying no to the check that comes with chains attached.

The rest of the continent is watching. Choose your side. Beggars or builders.

[Poliscoop Media @poliscoopmedia]

𝐀𝐫𝐛𝐢𝐭𝐫𝐚𝐫𝐢𝐥𝐲 𝐀𝐫𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐝 𝐛𝐲 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐊𝐢𝐧𝐬𝐡𝐚𝐬𝐚 𝐑𝐞𝐠𝐢𝐦𝐞 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐢𝐫 𝐈𝐝𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐢𝐭𝐲, 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐆𝐫𝐢𝐦 𝐑𝐞𝐚𝐥𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐅𝐚𝐜𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐄𝐚𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐧 𝐂𝐨𝐧𝐠𝐨𝐥𝐞𝐬𝐞 𝐓𝐨𝐝𝐚𝐲

Hundreds of Congolese from the east continue to face humiliation, arbitrary arrests, and accusations without evidence, targeted because of their identity, language, or origin. These actions by Kinshasa stand in direct contradiction to the spirit of the Montreux Dialogue.

[Rugabo Fidèle @Fidelrugabo]

More FNDB forces are being deployed once again in the haut plateau of Minembwe through Kivovo Port. We strongly alert the world for the consequences. We will continue to defend ourselves. Thanks

[Lawrence KANYUKA @LawrenceKanyuka]

La chasse à l’homme menée contre les populations civiles de Sange et ses environs par les forces du Régime de Kinshasa se poursuit dans un climat de terreur généralisée, sous le regard complice et silencieux de la communauté internationale. Des arrestations arbitraires, exécutions sommaires, disparitions forcées et pillages systématiques sont devenus le quotidien des habitants sur l’axe allant de Sange jusqu’à la périphérie de la ville d’Uvira, où sévissent les forces coalisées du Régime.

En date du mardi 12/05/2026, les faits suivants ont été documentés :

- Le chef du village de Kigurwe qui était enlevé se nomme :
MASUMBUKO KACHORA ANDRÉ.

- Boutiques et commerces pillés :

1. La boutique du chef du quartier Kinanira 2, située à Kinanira ;
2. La boutique de M. Jean, sur l’avenue Kiné Centre, à Kinanira ;
3. La boutique de M. André, dans le quartier Rutanga ;
4. Un kiosque situé dans le quartier Musenyi, sur l’avenue Mapera ;
5. Grâce Bar, situé dans le quartier Kinanira 2, sur l’avenue Kiné Centre, derrière l’église catholique.

- Civils assassinés :

1. M. Moïse, tué dans le quartier Kinanira, près de l’hôtel Zishakulwe ;
2. M. Niyonkuru Athanase, abattu à Kajembwe alors qu’il revenait des rizières ;
3. M. Buloze, exécuté dans un champ de canne à sucre non loin du pont de la rivière Sange.

Le silence persistant des congolais, de la communauté internationale et des organisations défense des droits humains face à ces atrocités alimente dangereusement l’impunité dont jouissent le régime de Kinshasa et ses forces coalisées.

[Corneille Nangaa @CNangaa]

#RDC
1. Des Congolais innocents ont été tués hier à #MUSHAKE, Masisi, dans des bombardements mieux identifiés, connus, observés et documentés.

2. Ces actes criminels qui ont fait plus de trente (30) morts et plusieurs blessés ont été perpétrés par le régime illégitime de Kinshasa, qui se prévaut fièrement du soutien des États-Unis d’Amérique pour justifier ses actes, appuyé par ses alliés de l’armée burundaise, des mercenaires colombiens et américains, des FDLR, des Wazalendo et autres forces négatives à sa solde.

3. Ces faits exigent une condamnation claire et une identification sans ambiguïté du responsable- le régime corrompu et sanguinaire de Kinshasa.

4. Il est profondément regrettable de constater que Monsieur Félix Tshisekedi se sert de ses accords miniers avec les États-Unis pour se prévaloir d’une impunité absolue, en se permettant d’une part, de massacrer des populations civiles sans défense et, d’autre part, de violer tous les accords de paix sans en être tenu pour responsable.

5. Le Département d’État américain, par l’entremise de son Bureau des Affaires africaines, se montre curieusement incapable de désigner clairement le responsable pourtant connu de tous pour ces bombardements par drones, de le condamner et de prendre les mesures de sanction qui s’imposent.

6. Cette ambiguïté est, à tout le moins, profondément regrettable. Sa prise de position, à la fois timide et équivoque, est indigne de la gravité des faits.

7. En renvoyant indûment dos à dos victimes et responsables, la réaction du Bureau des affaires africaines discrédite et fragilise la médiation, de même qu’elle soulève des interrogations sérieuses quant au respect des principes de neutralité, d’impartialité et de crédibilité indispensables à sa réussite manifestement compromise.