KARANGWA I. Gaston

Proud Rwandan

[John Nsana Kanyoni @JKanyoni]

Benjamin, nous parlons le Kinyarwanda tous; les autres trouveront d'autres langues que les historiens ne connaissent pas. Il ne faudrait pas que les personnes animées de mobiles politiques travestissent notre histoire. Nous parlons le Kinyarwanda comme les autres parlent d'autres langues à travers les frontières les Bakongo avec le Kikongo et comme les Rund jusqu'en Angola ,les Bangala au Congo Brazza, les Bemba avec le Kibemba en Zambie, les Ngbandi en Centrafrique.
Soyons tous fiers de nos origines. Et d'ailleurs les Hutu,Tutsi et Twa du Kivu étaient tous appelés dans tous les écrits d'historiens rigoureux Banyarwanda. Et les Banyamulenge les Tutsi d'Itombwe. A chacun d'assumer ses origines moi je suis fier d'être Rwandophone.

[John Nsana Kanyoni @JKanyoni]

Les Banyamulenge ont deux communautés dont certains ont immigré du Rwanda ancien au 18ème siècle sur les hauteurs des hauts plateaux et d'autres d'ascendance Burundaise. Ils sont situés dans la province du Sud-Kivu. Les Hutu, Tutsi et Twa du Nord-Kivu sont dans les territoires de Masisi,Rutshuru, Nyiragongo,la ville de Goma et même une partie dans le Kalehe au Sud-Kivu. Tous sont des Banyarwanda. Ce qui le lie tous est qu'ils parlent la même langue, la même culture,histoire et appartenaient à l'ancien royaume du Rwanda mais sont Congolais de nationalité. Il ne faudrait pas confondre le fait d'être descendants de l'ancien royaume du Rwanda et la citoyenneté qui le lie aux frontières héritées de la colonisation à Berlin. Ces deux notions sont différentes.
Personne n'avait été associée aux puissances coloniales pour tracer les frontières en son temps.

[African Maps @MapsAfrican]

Internet speed across Africa.

[KARANGWA I. Gaston @Irumva]

@BasileUwimana Nukuri pe!
Byumvikane!

[KARANGWA I. Gaston @Irumva]

@T_Ndabamenye @solangeuwituze

[IGIHE @IGIHE]

Bamwe mu baturage bo Ntara y’Iburengerazuba bavuga ko bahagaritse korora ingurube n’inkoko nyuma yo gusanga bakorera mu gihombo kubera ko igiciro cy’ibiryo by’amatungo cyazamutse ariko agaciro k’ayo matungo ku isoko ntikazamuke.

✍️@nsanzimanaernes
https://t.co/e5jaFx9A77

[KARANGWA I. Gaston @Irumva]

@IGIHE @nsanzimanaernes Iki kibazo kirakomeye cyane.
Rwose @RwandaAgri @RwandaAgriBoard nimutabare 🙏
@solangeuwituze

@oswaki @Annemwiza @rbarwanda

[Charles Onyango-Obbo @cobbo3]

Uvira’s Capture Is The ‘Godsend’ That Just Unified Every Stalled RC Congo Peace Accord
A senior Great Lakes envoy currently visiting Nairobi, offered a surprising perspective on the renewed hostilities in eastern DRC. He told me that the post-Washington DRC-Rwanda peace fighting in Congo’s South Kivu, which culminated in the M23 rebel capture of Uvira on Wednesday, is far from a setback. In fact, he claimed it is probably “one of the best political things to happen in the DRC for months.”
“In what way?” I pressed.
“Because, for the first time,” he explained, “it effectively unites the Washington, Doha, and the stalled Luanda and Nairobi DRC peace agreements and processes.”
He elaborated on this paradoxical outcome:
“One of the critical factors people are missing is that the fall of Uvira kills the appetite for war from all sides. Kinshasa’s key ally, Burundi, is now cornered. With Uvira firmly in M23 hands, they have no viable means to send troops over land into and out of eastern DRC. They simply won’t risk it.
“And with that Uvira supply route severely disrupted, DRC leader Félix Tshisekedi is also potentially cornered! He can no longer sustain a large-scale war effort because the crucial arms and materiel via Burundi have been cut off.
“However, Uvira is also a poisoned chalice for the M23. With nearly all the Kivus now under their control, and having secured the Banyamulenge population of Uvira, their original, valid argument for further expansion to protect Francophone Rwandan populations of eastern DRC from genocide, can no longer be credibly given as the sole objective. It will have to broaden its case...”
As a result, he concluded, “the only genuine option remaining for Kinshasa, the M23, and Kigali is the implementation of both the Washington (DC) and Doha accords.”
Yes, but many people before who have said similar things about Congo have had to eat their words too.

[Murenzi Abdallaziz @MAbdallaziz]

Dear Burundians,
Dear Congolese,

Those remarks were his personal views, not those of the RPF or the people of Rwanda.

The RPF holds international relations in the highest regard, and Rwandans deeply value the history we share; the solidarity and shelter you offered us for decades before we could rebuild our own nation.

Yes, Rwanda has disagreements with certain individuals from both countries, but never with the public at large, nor with citizens of your nations who call Rwanda home.

We are not in competition with anyone; we are simply striving to become a better and more prosperous people.

We wish you well, our neighbors.

[KARANGWA I. Gaston @Irumva]

@PaulKagame @YolandeMakolo @DLappartient Thank you #PrezidaWacu
🇷🇼🇷🇼🇷🇼

[Paul Kagame @PaulKagame]

Rwanda is proud to have hosted this historic UCI Road World Championships. I congratulate all the riders who competed across our capital city for their remarkable achievements and resilience. My sincere appreciation to my friend, David Lappartient @DLappartient, the UCI team, our partners, the security organs who kept the race route secure and the people of Rwanda whose energy and support made #Kigali2025 truly unforgettable.

[KARANGWA I. Gaston @Irumva]

@AfricaFactsZone #RwandaWorks 🇷🇼🇷🇼🇷🇼

[David Lappartient @DLappartient]

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

[KARANGWA I. Gaston @Irumva]

@gateteviews 👌🏽💪🏽🇷🇼

[Gatete Nyiringabo Ruhumuliza 🌞 @gateteviews]

"Paul Kagame: The next big thing".

He could be in Kigali right now, celebrating a win. Nope. He is missing out because he is away, planning "THE NEXT BIG THING".

To quote a big brother, Paul Kagame is "Pay as you go". Don't talk to him about your past achievements...

[Jean Claude NIYOMUGABO @jcniyomugabo]

This is a 1000-gram iron bar. Its basic value is around $100.

If you use it to make horseshoes, it could be worth $250.

If you use it to make sewing needles, it could be worth about $70,000.

If you make watch springs and gears, it could be worth about $6 million.

But if you make precision laser parts like the ones used in lithography, it could be worth $15 million.

Your value isn’t just in what you’re made of – it’s mostly in how well you use what you have.

[Jean de Dieu UWIHANGANYE @Jadouwihanganye]

#RwoX

Some amazing news for Sunday! Soon, a lake Double the size of Lake Muhazi just 20 minutes away from Nyabugogo! The Nyabarongo Dam is currently halfway completed and to be fully operational in 2028 generating a 40 MW and creating a water reservoir of 800 million m³(4th Biggest water storage in Rwanda after Kivu, Burera- Same size as Ruhondo)

This new lake will stretch 67 KM all the way to Vunga transforming the landscape of Nyarugenge, Rulindo, Gakenke, Muhanga, Kamonyi,Nyabihu, Ngororero and Musanze! The opportunities are endless—from maritime transport, Real estate, water sports to irrigation possibilities that will revolutionize the way we connect in the Kigali, North, South, West and beyond!

Nel Ngabo ati” U Rwanda Rutubana Ubuki”

Exciting times are ahead!

[KARANGWA I. Gaston @Irumva]

@Jadouwihanganye @reg_rwanda @RwandaInfra I like this 👌🏽🇷🇼💪🏽

[Richard Gisagara @RichardGisagara]

Après qu'il ait tué son frère, Dieu dit à Caïn: "Maintenant, tu es maudit et chassé du sol qui a bu le sang de ton frère, versé par ta main. Tu seras errant et vagabond sur la terre".

La bible, Genèse 4:11-13

Ibyanditswe birasohoye!

[Richard Gisagara @RichardGisagara]

Frères Congolais, venez voir par ici!

Quand comprendrez vous que l'ennemi qu'on vous désigne du doigt n'est pas le bon? C'est juste pour détourner votre regard👇🏽

https://t.co/RUuKZAdhOC

[KARANGWA I. Gaston @Irumva]

@SangwaSifa @AgiriteMedia @JoelOptimist1 @Agronomme_ @diharagirimana @CedMunezero @p_dusabimana @Lee_Fabricee @NdorimanaC @KazunguMireille @kamanzi_claudin So true, Sangwa.
Thanks!