@allenkab33 Some people are either gullible, sycophantic, ignorant, or simply unwilling to question and inform themselves on serious matters of governance. Pension funds worldwide have collapsed or become insolvent due to mismanagement, and RSSB ain't the exception if the trend continues.
@MarieKresbach Those who truly know what that word stood for, those who lived through the horror brought by the Interahamwe, and those whose families perished because of them will never misuse that word. In Rwanda, those who witnessed and lived through that horror are often numb and mute.
@MugumeSr@zuba_mutesi@Gliserda10 Indecency? If u’re Rwandan and your idea of indecency stems from short skirts and such, remember that 80–90 years ago, our grandmothers often went topless in their youth. We claim to reject the white colonizer, yet remain deeply shaped by the moral standards his religion imposed.
@allenkab33 If I recall correctly, Mutara III Rudahigwa is a National hero (Imena) because he fought for national independence, among other things. That independence was later hijacked by Hutu Power as an unintended consequence, but the idea itself stemmed from our national hero.
@JosephRyarasa@NewTimesRwanda Rwanda is 35× larger than Singapore and 15× less densely populated. We shouldn’t copy Singapore’s urban policies wholesale. If the GoR provided serviced master plans with roads, water, drainage, and waste systems upfront, many urban challenges could be addressed efficiently.
@allenkab33 What baffles me is why REMA is the institution leading this. Construction oversight falls under RSB, RHA, City Inspection, and District One Stop Centers. Since when did an environmental management agency become the primary authority on construction? Asking as a concerned Citizen
@AGDugin Russia does not have the balls to do anything substantial to Ukraine and Western Europe for that matter. The Myth and illusion of grandeur have been debunked!
@Glenn_Diesen Russia's status is a paper tiger. It is either led by useless or/and corrupt individuals. How can they keep up with such humiliation and yet they are so called a superpower🤷🏾♂️? It's embarrassing and disgusting. They should end this war before it becomes another Afghanistan for 'em
@UncleGobby This EV push risks backfiring. We’re missing the fundamentals like widely deployed fast-charging infrastructure, a reliable and affordable power supply, and a clear, scalable plan for battery recycling. There should ways to make fuel affordable instead of adopting untested trends
@SigurdXamdax@PM_ViktorOrban You are salivating over Ukraine's resources, and your greed has deluded your judgment ... you no longer think with your head but your belly.
@JosephRyarasa Effective lawmaking benefits greatly from representatives who are well-versed in legal reasoning, policy analysis, and institutional processes. Strengthening these competencies within Rwandan parliament will enhance the quality of legislation and public trust in governance.
@MarieKresbach H.E. once said that sometimes it’s difficult to associate with certain Rwandans because, more often than not, they lack backbone “ibifobagane.” Even he knows his people can be like that, easily swayed by whichever way the wind blows.
@allenkab33@consul_raymond I don’t know much about TZ, but Kenyan politics is plagued by greed, self-interest, and power struggles between the elite and those seeking a share of their privileges. They boast about development, yet when you visit the countrysides, people still live in dire conditions.
@alexis_vacilli Finally, someone has recognized it. He isn’t unpresidential, as some may perceive. Rather, he strategically appeals to key voter blocs capable of shifting the electoral balance in his and his party’s favor���a calculated and effective political strategy.
@RobCyubahiro The UK fueling the war in Ukraine, despite no impact on its security or welfare, is deemed acceptable. But when Rwanda faces shelling and civilian deaths from the eastern DRC crisis, they suddenly act surprised by Rwanda's defensive stance. Blatant hypocrisy, plain and simple.
@constantine_rm China’s $93B megacity isn’t a failure—it’s a long-term, planned urbanization strategy. Built for future growth like Shenzhen & Pudong, it’s misunderstood by short-sighted Western critics.