Frank Smith

[Frank Smith @FrankySmth]

@TWIRWANEHOMOI @WilliamsRuto This is very unfortunate, yet another leader trying to divide the poorest of society to win favour amongst his constituents. We Africans have a long way to go to emancipate

[Frank Smith @FrankySmth]

@SadateMunyakazi @NsangaSylvie Sadate, jya uba umugabo ufite principe, ugire aho uhagarara, utagendanye numuyaga. Benshi muri twe bashishoza turabibona neza ko utari uwo utwereka kuri izi mbuga.

[Frank Smith @FrankySmth]

@nyla734 @zuba_mutesi Since when criticising government institutions is a crime ? The government works for the people not the other way round. Are you educated at all ?

[Frank Smith @FrankySmth]

@SadateMunyakazi You are not yourself, we all see it. There is nothing authentic about you, we smell it

[Frank Smith @FrankySmth]

@Rugwiro_rw @mutesi_lydie Umugabo ukora video akoresheje filters, arimo guha amasomo abagore. Mbpaaa

[Frank Smith @FrankySmth]

@SadateMunyakazi @Rwandapolice Ariko disi Sadate arambabaza, sinkukuntu azi ko azi ubwenge wa. Umunsi yamanutse nta parachute 🪂 azaba yambaye.

[Frank Smith @FrankySmth]

@MigambiJean1 Abantu bose betekereza nkawe nta Mandela twaba dufite, nta Ghandi, nta H.E. Mbese twaba turi mw'isi yibigwari nkawe gusa gusa !

[Frank Smith @FrankySmth]

@SadateMunyakazi @JollyMutesi @Rwandapolice Inkandagira bitabo ifite amafaranga. Hopefully, their isn't a single person here who expects this man to exhibit any signs of critical thinking.

[Frank Smith @FrankySmth]

@XandrineUmutoni A government that polices women’s clothing has crossed a line. Women are citizens, not subjects to be dressed according to the state’s moral preferences. Freedom includes the right to choose what you wear.

[Frank Smith @FrankySmth]

@RSSB_Rwanda If pension-scheme funds were used, what specific provision of Rwandan law permits RSSB to acquire a 100% controlling interest in a private company despite the restriction contained in Article 74?

[Frank Smith @FrankySmth]

@Muzungu4 @RSSB_Rwanda If pension funds were not used, then what category of RSSB funds was used to finance the acquisition, and under what statutory mandate is RSSB authorised to acquire 100% of a private company?

And has BNR, as pension-sector regulator, reviewed and approved the transaction?

[Frank Smith @FrankySmth]

@Muzungu4 @RSSB_Rwanda So the question to RSSB and BNR is straightforward:
Were pension-scheme funds used, directly or indirectly, to finance the acquisition of the remaining 60% of Inyange Industries?

If yes, what specific legal provision permits this transaction despite Article 74?

[Frank Smith @FrankySmth]

@SannyNtayombya The double standard is palpable when it comes to journalistic freedom. If tough questions cannot be posed to H.E. and/or a select few members of the elite, then using a Minister as an example does little to demonstrate that genuine press freedom exists.

[Frank Smith @FrankySmth]

@Londonlife44 Jason Arday was CLEARED of the plagiarism allegations. His dissertation was reviewed by LJMU and he was found to have misattributed A SINGLE SENTENCE out of 146,000 words - misattributed, not copied! he credited that sentence to a secondary source instead of its primary source.

[Frank Smith @FrankySmth]

@campbellclaret Jason Arday was CLEARED of the plagiarism allegations. His dissertation was reviewed by LJMU and he was found to have misattributed A SINGLE SENTENCE out of 146,000 words - misattributed, not copied! he credited that sentence to a secondary source instead of its primary source.