@Rwandapolice A new bar recently opened in our neighborhood, and the excessive noise at night has made it impossible to rest. I have reported this to Kimironko Station 4 times through 112. Each time, I’m told officers are coming, but in vain!📍Kimironko, Bibare, Umwezi!
Today, we are pleased to share encouraging news regarding our response to the Ebola outbreak in AFC/M23/Twirwaneho-administered areas.
Following weeks of coordinated surveillance, case management, contact tracing, laboratory testing, and community engagement, we are pleased to announce that all identified contacts have successfully completed their follow-up period.
Over the course of the response, more than 400 contacts were monitored with a daily follow-up completion rate exceeding 98 percent. Throughout this intensive surveillance period, no additional Ebola cases were detected among those under follow-up. At this time, there are no confirmed Ebola patients receiving treatment and no contacts currently under active monitoring within our jurisdiction.
This marks the successful containment of the first wave of the outbreak in the areas under our administration.
This achievement would not have been possible without the dedication and sacrifice of our frontline healthcare workers, surveillance teams, laboratory personnel, community health volunteers, local leaders, and all those who worked tirelessly under challenging circumstances to protect our communities.
We also extend our sincere appreciation to our humanitarian and technical partners whose expertise, logistical support, and collaboration were essential to this successful response.
A key lesson from this response has been the importance of people-centered interventions. Through sustained door-to-door community engagement, health education, and close collaboration with local communities, we strengthened public trust, encouraged early reporting of suspected cases, and promoted adherence to public health measures. These efforts were instrumental in successfully containing the outbreak.
Today's announcement should not be interpreted as the end of the Ebola threat.
The Ebola virus remains active in other parts of eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, where ongoing transmission continues to pose a regional public health risk. As long as transmission persists elsewhere, there remains the possibility of imported cases into our communities through population movement.
For this reason, we will remain vigilant.
#TogetherAgainstEbola
@WHO@AfricaCDC @
Soulagement des familles à Goma suite à la sortie d’hôpital du premier cas guéri d’Ebola. La patiente a retrouvé sa famille en bonne santé ce mercredi 3 juin 2026. Remercions tous les intervenants et partenaires pour cette prouesse médicale. L’espoir est permis, Ebola est curable. Invitons la population à collaborer avec les services de santé et à signaler tout cas de contact suspect. Restons attentifs, alertes et mobilisés. Évitons toute discrimination et encourageons nos compatriotes à faire confiance à l’efficacité du système de surveillance, de prise en charge et de coordination. La vigilance communautaire, l’observation des mesures barrières demeurent essentielles pour prévenir toute nouvelle transmission. #uniscontreebola
The drone strike in Mushaki constitutes a grave violation of International Humanitarian Law and raises serious concerns regarding the conduct of the Congolese government. Located approximately 20 miles from Goma and far removed from active frontlines, Mushaki was not an immediate zone of military engagement. The attack resulted in the deaths of 22 civilians and left hundreds more injured, prompting urgent questions about the intentions and strategic objectives behind Kinshasa’s actions.
Such conduct reflects a disturbing level of irresponsibility and recklessness that warrants unequivocal international condemnation, alongside calls for accountability on the part of President Félix Tshisekedi. Following the events of March 11, including the killing of a United Nations staff member in Goma by a drone strike, as well as the continuing drone attacks reported in Minembwe and Masisi, there is growing concern over an escalating pattern of violence against civilians and non-combatants.
In light of these developments, the United States and the broader international community should adopt a clear and unambiguous position in condemning these actions before the situation deteriorates further. No political or economic considerations, including ongoing mineral agreements with the United States, should place any government or leader above the rule of law and established international norms.
We therefore call upon the United States, in its leadership role within this conflict, to uphold higher moral and ethical standards in responding to these violations and in promoting accountability, civilian protection, and adherence to international law.
@StateDept@SecRubio@StateDept@US_SrAdvisorAF@HouseForeign@HouseForeignGOP@PatrickMuyaya@kayikwambaT@IsokoUSA@CranePrevention@PaulKagame@KagutaMuseveni@Presidence_RDC@TiborPNagyJr
« J’ai perdu mon père et mes trois petits frères sur la rivière Ruzizi, victimes de l’intolérance, simplement parce qu’ils appartenaient à une communauté que l’on ne voulait ni aimer ni accepter. J’ai transformé cette douleur en énergie pour construire le Congo dont je rêve, un Congo que j’espère voir advenir avant ma mort, et pour lequel je suis prêt à travailler sans relâche. » — Dr Freddy Kaniki (@Fkaniki )
"And the question is not whether the world knows. The question is how long will it continue to accept a reality where a minority can be targeted, uprooted, lynched, burned on camera and so be told that its suffering is political propaganda?" - @nmuhamiriza
Chers Camarades,
La sécurité crée l’opportunité.
L’opportunité attire l’investissement.
L’investissement crée l’emploi.
L’emploi garantit la stabilité.
C’est ce cercle vertueux que nous sommes en train de bâtir.
« L’AFC/M23 n’est pas seulement une force de libération. C’est une force de gouvernance.
Une force de réforme. Une force à l’écoute du peuple. Nous construisons une économie avec le peuple et pour le peuple, fondée sur la justice, la production et la dignité. »
#Freddy_Kaniki Coordonnateur Adjoint en charge de questions économiques, financières et mobilisations !
@Fkaniki@afcongo@jbserugo@kivuutile@i_Birere@US_SrAdvisorAF@MofaQatar_EN
Rwanda 🇷🇼
Liberation Day
How it translates for the Rwandans
1994 … it is Rwandans - the @rpfinkotanyi and its own army RPA that stopped the madness of the Genocide, while the World was watching - “special thought” for the “liberals” - … the threat that the madness could strike again has all this time been present at Rwanda’s borders… “it happened to us then, it happened once but once too many - it will not happen again.”
The real target of ALL THE FORCES present in Goma until end of January when
- All these people were watching knowing what the intend was. -
“Never Again” is Rwanda today
See excellence!!!! Congratulations @mkngambi - to have had the opportunity to watch your brilliance up close is a blessing I will always be grateful for! Continue to shine!!
DAY1 is concluded and here are my key takeaways:
Doing is never done.
Leaders are all time learners.
Everyone deserves the benefits of a modern connected life.
Inclusivity and Diversity is KEY.
@MTNRwanda#LeadershipRetreat2022#LIFT250
@BankofKigali I would like to commend Lydia Mutezintare, your employee for her exceptional service and customer care, She really deserves to be appreciated. @dkarusisi
@BankofKigali@dkarusisi, I rarely do this, but allow me to commend Lydia Mutezintare, a staff at BK, for offering me exceptional service & customer care. She did a follow-up on my issue for 3 days until it was resolved. I was really impressed. Such employees are rare to find.