Kamanda Fred

A Civilian Soldier! Strong Advocate of the USA and Israel.

[NextGen4All @nextgen4all]

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[Kamanda Fred @FredKamanda]

@dzaneza @rbarwanda @PaulKagame You are a total waste. Covering up your convicted genocidaire family background by standing up for human rights. Perhaps you should call out the role of your family in exterminating over 1000000 Tutsis.

[Tibor Nagy @TiborPNagyJr]

One of my greatest regrets from my time as US AsstSecState for Africa was advocating for US to support Tshisekedi as winner of Congo's 2018 election. I thought he would really be different and advance the Congolese people's interests. How wrong I was!
https://t.co/4WH0S7CwZ1

[NextGen4All @nextgen4all]

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[Nuclear Energy Innovation Summit for Africa @NEISAfrica]

We’re proud to announce Lars van Dassen as a speaker at #NEISA2026.

As Executive Director of the World Institute for Nuclear Security (WINS), he leads a global organisation dedicated to strengthening nuclear security through leadership development, professional certification, and international best practice.

With nuclear energy programmes expanding into new markets, his perspective will be critical in shaping how security culture, governance, and human performance are embedded from the outset—ensuring safe, credible, and resilient nuclear systems across Africa.

📆 18–21 May 2026

📍 Kigali, Rwanda

🌐 https://t.co/HBJpR6DVhB

📩 By Invitation

#NEISA2026 #CleanEnergy

[The Great Lakes Eye @TheGreatLakesE1]

Tshisekedi opens door for U.S. deportees, but none for Congolese Tutsi

👉🏼Félix Tshisekedi’s regime says the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) will begin receiving deportees from the United States this month under a “temporary” arrangement, with Washington covering the costs and facilities prepared near Kinshasa.

👉🏼Kinshasa has wrapped this decision in the language of “human dignity and international solidarity.” But there is something morally jarring about a state making room for migrants expelled by a foreign power while millions of its own citizens remain displaced, exiled, or unable to return home safely.

👉🏼The DRC is not a country that has resolved displacement and now has surplus moral capacity to absorb Washington’s burdens. It is a country still struggling under the weight of its own unresolved national fracture. It is a bitter symbol of a regime more willing to accommodate foreign arrangements than to restore a homeland for its own people.

Read:https://t.co/M3PLG1bj5Y

[Kamanda Fred @FredKamanda]

@JuliusKaliisa @PaulKagame Thank you, Julius, for starting an initiative that contributes to transforming the global perspective of Africa and your country, Rwanda.

[Dr. Dash @dr_dash250]

President Felix Tshisekedi after telling Congolese to blame Rwanda for all his failed policies.

It’s is said that, this was the night he got that Minister pregnant! ☕️🫖

[Kamanda Fred @FredKamanda]

@JuliusKaliisa Thank you for bringing people to learn about our country. Your future is bright. Proud of you!

[Ozonnia Ojielo @ozonnia]

My deepest gratitude to His Excellency President Kagame and the Government of Rwanda for four years of outstanding collaboration between the Government and the UN Country Team. Anyone who serves in Rwanda retains a bit of the country for the rest of their lives. Thank you Rwanda

[Paul Kagame @PaulKagame]

Happy International Women’s Day! Today and every day, we celebrate the foundational role women continue to play in Rwanda’s transformation. Your resilience, ingenuity and leadership continue to affirm a simple truth: a nation can only truly progress when inclusion and equality are upheld in every sphere. #IWD2026

[Kamanda Fred @FredKamanda]

We can't accept to again pass through the darkness we already passed through. Say no to genocide regime.

[Kamanda Fred @FredKamanda]

By less than 0 odds, they will never claim power from our already established well structured government for such a united country to split back into units that have nothing else to add but foster genocide ideologies that as you already know took more than a million lives.

[Government of East Africa. @EastAfricaGov]

The Panic in @RwandaGov: The Children of the late Juvénal Habyarimana, Mr. Leone Habyarimana and Luc Habyarimana have Comeout Loudly with the Spirit of their father Habyarimana, the former President Of Rwanda, to Liberate Rwanda with support from 🇺🇸USA🇺🇸, Canada🍁🇨🇦, France & DRC

[NextGen4All @nextgen4all]

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[Africa Intelligence @Africa_In_EN]

RWANDA | The Rwandan president plans to attend the Nuclear Energy Summit in Paris in March. Kigali is fully committed to nuclear power and is seeking to position itself as an African leader in the field.
➡️ https://t.co/ZMCZfHauvI

[Rwanda in USA @RwandaInUSA]

Happy Birthday, Derrick Jones Jr.!
Not saying we’re biased… but that @visitrwanda_now patch makes the jersey look even better 😀 🇷🇼🏀.

[The Great Lakes Eye @TheGreatLakesE1]

DRC sacrifices Francophonie credibility over anti Rwanda feud

A diplomatic crescendo has emerged between the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Rwanda reverberating far beyond the Great Lakes region into the heart of international Francophone governance, as the Organisation Internationale de la Francophonie (OIF) prepares for its November 2026 Summit in Cambodia. Traditionally a forum for cultural and linguistic solidarity, the race to become OIF Secretary-General has become entangled with tensions between Kinshasa and Kigali.

At the center of the contest is Louise Mushikiwabo, the Rwandan incumbent whose leadership of La Francophonie, since 2019, has been widely recognized by member states. Rwanda confirmed her candidacy for a third term, with foreign minister Amb Olivier Nduhungirehe explaining that several member states “expressed the wish to see Mushikiwabo run again,” citing her broadly “saluted and recognized” record.

Kinshasa’s response, however, was politically charged.

Reports indicate that Kinshasa has officially decided to field a candidate in direct response to Kigali’s third-term bid . Officially, Kinshasa frames its move as an assertion of “full leadership” within the Francophonie. Yet the timing and context amid deeply strained relations with Rwanda over allegations of support for AFC/M23 rebels, suggest the candidacy is as much about countering Kigali’s influence as advancing a new vision for the organization.

Read:https://t.co/7btFKn6A3W

[Kamanda Fred @FredKamanda]

@mkainerugaba Kagire ente rugaba

[Kamanda Fred @FredKamanda]

@tomzoellner you will be fine! But for Wrong you cant do because she needs a good man in bed and you a white and wont serve her need! Your condolences wont work. wrong needs a black man in bed, that leaves you out because you have sosage 😂

[Kamanda Fred @FredKamanda]

@MTNRwanda What is happening may you fix your mess. It is quite disgusting that for three consecutive days the network is bizarre