@LonzenRugira Have read your Article in The New Times and its quite informative. Seen where you talk about"...Warped value system that trivialises and bustardises man's search for mean...". But are you not also falling in the same trap of, like they say: "Putting the Cart before the Horse"? Talking about "Warped Value Systems..." instead of A WARPED AFRICAN CONSCIOUSNESS? The central issue; The crisis of SELF-AWARENESS of the African?
It was never meant to.
Foreign languages are meant to be understood just enough to allow meaningful interaction at the individual level (like we are doing now) and international cooperation.
It is not meant to nurture innovation or ingenuity. And any effort to do so will deliver sub-standard results as imitation is meant to do.
You have been talking about Rwanda as an African story. Where things are working you say so. Where they are not you do the same.
Rwanda is incidental to all this.
Anyone who cares about Africa will find themselves talking positively about Rwanda - because it does most things right.
There are a few other African countries doing the same. The tragedy of Africa is precisely that - not many trying to do right for their people.
If you support peace and oppose all non-defensive violence (e.g. murder, rape, slavery, etc.), retweet this, and I will follow you. 🙂
I am always happy to be connected with fellow peace lovers.
Guys. Almost every "cute animal" video on this site is AI now. Most videos here in general are AI. But this particular genre is nothing but an AI slopfest at this point.
My twin sister from another mother explains why @IShowSpeedHQ is a threat to Western propaganda against Africa, and to Western paid trolls like Byatsi.
Listen. It’s educational.
Amb @martin_ngoga, @RwandaUN
Timeless statement👇👇
"...during the Genocide against the Tutsi, the world kept silent not due to insufficient information, but due to insufficient courage.
....remembrance without responsibility is hollow, commemoration without prevention is a contradiction..."
As always, President Kagame insists on accountability. If this clearest and most comprehensive peace agreement falters, he says, the blame will not fall on President Trump, but on us—Africans.
You really have no basis to love or hate Kagame. You don’t know him. Neither do I. All we can do is assess the content of his work, like how you like how he deals with her, for example!