Yesterday, a special event called the Korean Story Festival 2026. It was organized by the Embassy of Korea in Rwanda 🇰🇷🇷🇼.The event showcased Korean culture, traditions, and the daily life of the Korean people🇰🇷.
#korea_rwanda#koraarwanda@KOICA_Rwanda@directorleegong
Among the various activities carried out by volunteer youth is the promotion of cleanliness in different areas.Volunteers in the @CityofKigali come and join us as we work together to promote cleanliness everywhere. #Ntakudohoka@RwandaLocalGov@Rwandapolice@KubanaRichard
While President #Tshisekedi@fatshi13 prepares to sign the Washington agreement on December 4, his actions on the ground show the opposite of commitment to peace. Instead of working to stabilize the region, his regime continues to arm, coordinate, and politically shield multiple militias — including Mai‑Mai groups currently mobilizing across Lulenge, Nganjya, Ubwari, Kirembwe, Baraka, and the Ruzizi Plain.
These militias are not bringing peace; they are fueling violence, targeting civilians, and actively threatening Congolese Tutsi communities in Minembwe, Kamanyola, Bukavu, and beyond. A government that supports armed groups tasked with “finishing off the Banyamulenge” cannot claim to be pursuing stability.
Signing an agreement in Washington means nothing if, back home, Tshisekedi continues to sponsor militias that kill innocent people and escalate instability in the Great Lakes region. True commitment to peace requires dismantling these alliances — not empowering them
On this day in 1990, you chose sacrifice to liberate Rwanda, end the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, and build a nation of unity, democracy, and progress under visionary leadership. Thank you for shaping our present and future.
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