Kuri iyi tariki ya 7 Mata, u Rwanda n'Isi yose turibuka ku nshuro ya 31 Abatutsi barenga miliyoni bishwe muri Jenoside yakorewe Abatutsi mu 1994 mu Rwanda.
Kuri uyu munsi, Isi yose yongera gufata umwanya wo gutekereza ku ngaruka za Jenoside, no gufata ingamba zo kurwanya ingengabitekerezo yayo kugira ngo jenoside itazongera kubaho ukundi.
Twibuke twiyubaka.
#Kwibuka31
“For decades, Rwanda was shaped by a deliberate system of exclusion, fear, and division. The purpose of the liberation struggle was to restore what had been taken away: the right of Rwandans to live in dignity.
However, the ideas behind the genocide have not disappeared completely. They persist in different forms, and remain present across our region. We have seen, and suffered too much to ever take this threat lightly.
Security and good governance are the foundation of everything we have built. Security is a matter of survival, not external approval. Without it, nothing else holds together. That is why we remain vigilant and firm.
What happened here will never happen again, for one simple reason: we will not allow it.”President Kagame | #Kwibohora32
"Our value proposition is not that we have the largest market. It is that we have one of the most reliable platforms on which to build.
We offer stability, institutional coordination, a reform mindset, access to the region, and a government that understands execution matters."
— RDB CEO @afrika_jean's keynote remarks at the #InvestInRwanda session held during the @africaceoforum in Kigali.
#ACF2026
💰 Africa is sitting on between 380 and 400 billion dollars of insurance assets under management. The capital exists. The infrastructure to channel it into the continent's own development does not.
That gap framed the intervention of Dr @Rubangutsangabo, Group Managing Director and CEO of AfricaRe, the largest pan-African reinsurance company, speaking on the finance panel at the Africa CEO Forum Annual Summit in Kigali.
📊 Look beneath the headline figure and the imbalance is staggering. Seventy per cent of those assets sit in South Africa alone, where insurance penetration reaches 60% of GDP. Across the rest of sub-Saharan Africa, that ratio falls to roughly 1%. And within the South African pool, 70% is life insurance, exactly the long-duration capital whose cash flow profile is built to match infrastructure tenors. The continent already has the right kind of money. It is concentrated in the wrong place, and almost nowhere is it being deployed where it is most needed.
⚙️ The mirror inside the industry is just as telling. Across the rest of the continent, allocation to infrastructure sits near zero. Karekezi made the point with disarming honesty by pointing to his own balance sheet. Africa Re manages around 2.4 billion dollars in assets, and the infrastructure line item is zero. The constraint is not appetite. It is architecture. Insurance regulators impose capital charges and liquidity requirements that make long-term infrastructure exposure punishingly expensive on the books.
🏛️ The unlock is therefore regulatory and continental. Karekezi pointed to the work under way with the African Development Bank on the Abidjan Consensus and the New African Financial Architecture for development, with a clear target. Bring African insurance regulators around one table, agree a common allocation of up to 2% of assets to regional infrastructure projects, and the continent suddenly has billions of dollars of patient African capital ready to champion African megaprojects.
#ACF2026
“We find these powers who want to impress upon us that we really don’t have much, we don’t mean much, we can only survive because of them. This notion has to be challenged, and has to be challenged by all of us.” President Kagame #WPC2026
Over 12,000 people gathered with us for a shared commitment to remember, learn, and carry the responsibility of rebuilding our nation.
#Kwibuka32#OurPast26
Today we commemorate the 32nd anniversary of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi and begin the official commemoration week.
Remember - Unite - Renew
#Kwibuka32
Aujourd’hui, le Rwanda et le reste du monde commémorent pour la 32ème fois le Génocide perpétré contre les Tutsi en 1994, marquant ainsi le début de la semaine du deuil national.
Se souvenir, bâtir, ensemble
#Kwibuka32
Human Right watch really hates Rwandans
In 1994 they were silent, as if the Tutsi who were killed were no humans and had no rights.
Now that the country is doing awesome , they want to supervise Rwandan Rights
The National Bank of #Rwanda and the Central bank of Kenya have signed an MoU to develop a License Passporting Framework for Payment Service Providers, enabling licensed PSPs to operate across both countries through mutual recognition of licenses, reducing duplicative regulation and advancing regional payment system integration under the @jumuiya cross-border payments agenda.
For more details, https://t.co/PhxolPrrcZ
#IFF2026
#BNREngage
#KnowYourCentralBank