“It doesn’t matter how powerful you are, it doesn’t matter how rich you are, it doesn’t matter how willing you are to use it to wrong ends, we, from a small country, like Rwanda, we should be able to stand up to that.” - President #Kagame during #Umushyikirano
I thank my brother and friend, His Highness Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, @TamimBinHamad for his visit to Rwanda and for the productive discussions we held. Rwanda deeply appreciates the strong partnership with the State of Qatar and the personal friendship that continues to guide our cooperation.
We look forward to building on the progress made during this visit and advancing the shared priorities for the mutual benefit of our nations and people.
🔴 “In Rwanda, we survived, 31 years ago, our own tragedies, and we now have to survive many other things that come in from outside. But history has also taught us that even when there is darkness, whether in Rwanda, or in Africa, or in the whole world, some of these small places can glow and show some light.
Our Rwanda, in that darkness, glows.
We need to make sure we survive our own struggles and develop, and move where we want to be and where others are that have made it well before us.
Changing this little place of ours is within our means to do so as we keep surviving the blows from the bigger guys.”
-President @PaulKagame
OFFICIAL: Paris Saint-Germain and Visit Rwanda have renewed their transformative partnership through 2028, building on a successful collaboration launched in 2019.
WOOOW… GOOD NEWS!
ABAFANA BA @PSG_inside IYI NKURU NI UKUYIMENAHO AMAZI…
❤️💙🇷🇼 #ALLEZPSG#VISITRwanda@RDBrwanda@betPawaRW@exibine_@bbkigalifm 89.7 FM
1.Genocide yakorewe abatutsi muri 94 yaratekerejwe, irigishwa, ishyirwa mu bikorwa. kuri mwe mwese mushaka kugoreka amateka , ibimenyetso birahari, abarokotse barahari ndetse n'abayikoze barahari. As my President Kagame once said " les faits sont têtus" facts never fade away
#Kwibuka31
President Kagame “Rwandans should be itching for a fight with anyone who wants to come here and turn things upside down.
For our friends and partners, don’t misunderstand us, don’t mistreat us, we have had enough. Take it somewhere else.”
#PerezidaWacu
Today, April 7, marks the beginning of the commemoration of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. It is a time to honor the loved ones we lost, reflect on our past, and commit to protecting what we have now.
Remember-Unite-Renew
#Kwibuka31
April 7: In the silence of the darkest days, lives were torn apart!
Mfura mwese mwagiye, your absence is a pain we still hold near.
31 years feels like yesterday! Wounds remain, scars are deep, tears still shed!
We remember!! We stand for our beloved ones that were refused a chance to life!!
Life will never be the same again!!
#Kwibuka31
The UN General Assembly gave this genocide a proper name which is the Genocide against the Tutsi. So, if your are still using the word 'Rwandan genocide', then you are speaking the language of perpetrators and deniers.
- Dr @WairimuANderitu, former UN Special Adviser Genocide Prevention to the Secretary General.
#Kwibuka31
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Today, President @PaulKagame had a productive call with President Bassirou Diomaye Faye @PR_Diomaye. They discussed the progress made in advancing peace in the region through the #EAC_SADC process & the positive contributions from beyond the region. They have also exchanged the strong and mutually beneficial cooperation between the people of Rwanda and Senegal.
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Kinshasa a échoué à protéger la paix. En soutenant des leaders comme Bitakwira, ils ont montré qu'ils sont plus intéressés par la guerre. #HateSpeechDRC
Retweet until @MarioNawfal knows how much we appreciate him for showing the world the truth of what really happened in Eastern Congo.
I encourage everyone to watch his interview with President Kagame on Eastern Congo! Check Link of interview in the comment.⬇️
https://t.co/Xrv4yPFyVQ
During his interview with #BBC , @johnlegend just Break the Silence , He was aware what is Happening , CALLS telling him to stop doing the SHOW , “I don't believe that we should PUNISH people of Rwanda when we disagree with their leaders.”
Bravo 👏 John
Why blaming Rwanda? For what? For refusing to watch another group of innocent people get slaughtered? For speaking the truth about Congo’s failed leadership? The audacity to blame Rwanda instead of holding the real perpetrators accountable can only come from a mindset of white supremacy, ignorance, and pure selfishness.
Western governments know exactly what they want from Congo, minerals, resources, and continued instability that allows them to exploit the region without accountability. But what M23 is fighting for has nothing to do with Western interests. They are not fighting for profit. They are fighting to exist. They are fighting to live without being hunted. They are fighting to have the same rights as any other Congolese citizen.
Yet the world remains silent about the real crimes. They say nothing about the genocidal militias in the DRC who openly call for the extermination of Congolese Tutsis. They say nothing about the politicians in Kinshasa who use hate speech to turn their own people against each other. Instead, they focus on Rwanda because that fits their narrative of keeping Africa divided and dependent.
The West’s Obsession with Controlling Africa‼️
It is no coincidence that Belgium, a country whose entire wealth was built on the ruthless exploitation of Congo, is now leading the charge against Rwanda. They accuse us of destabilizing the region, yet they are the ones who have spent centuries pillaging it. The difference is, we actually care about the people, while they only care about resources.
The real question is, who benefits from keeping the DRC weak and unstable? Why is it that one of the richest nations in Africa is constantly begging for aid from one of the smallest European countries? Who profits from this dependency?
And even more importantly, if Rwanda were weak, divided, and in chaos today, would these same Western powers be celebrating? I think yes. Their problem is not Kagame’s leadership, their problem is that Rwanda is no longer a country they can control.
Rwanda Will Not Be Manipulated🇷🇼
To the West and all those who echo its narratives your time of dictating Africa’s future is over. Rwanda will not be manipulated. We will not be divided. We will not be victims again.
We appreciate our President, and we stand with him because he stands with us. You do not have to like it. You do not have to agree. But you will respect it.
@YolandeMakolo Very hard to rationalize anything these days! Global trend esp in politics is :- No need for facts,evidence or logic. Just... ' To whom it may concern' !!!!