When 50 said, “Too many niggas fake, it’s hard to tell a snake,” I felt that. These days, people smile in yah face but move different behind yah back. Good thing fake loyalty always expires. The mask always slips. 🐍
If you’re dating someone and you can’t comfortably tell them 'I don’t have money for this right now' without feeling ashamed, you are in the wrong relationship. 🤷♀️
“why do people leave even when they still care?”
“caring and staying are two different words. if someone stops caring, leaving is easy. there’s nothing left to hold onto. but if they still care and leave anyway…that means every step away hurts. they chose distance over desire!”
Love is a straight-up STD with 3 savage phases:
😍 The anxious “oh shit I caught feelings” butterflies
😟 The paranoid “they’re about to leave me” panic attacks
😭 The “I’m never dating again” depression when they dip
No vaccine, just vibes 💀 Who’s still signing up?
Man, y’all swear my life easy 😂 You got no clue how heavy it is tryna hold all these problems in by myself and hide the pain from everybody. Smiling on the outside, fighting demons in private.
Proud to see three #VisitRwanda partners qualifying for the UEFA Champions League semi-finals! The performances of @Atleti, @Arsenal and @PSG_inside have shown consistency, excellence and resolve, and we look forward to the games ahead!
The core problem with the AU is that a significant number of African counties still report back to their colonial masters.
That kind of external alignment makes genuine continental cohesion difficult.
It becomes even more complicated when a large share of the AU’s budget comes from Europe and Washington 😁
When President Kagame was tasked with AU reforms, he did what consultants are supposed to do: diagnose the gaps, outline the constraints, and propose actionable solutions. He submitted a comprehensive report for implementation. Once his mandate ended, however, the report appears to have followed a familiar African institutional trajectory it was filed, archived, and forgotten.
Take a simple example: during the 2016 AU Summit in Kigali, the African passport was launched with much fanfare.
President Idriss Déby and Dr Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma were among the first recipients.
I remember that night having a drink with my friends at KCC celebrating that finally Africans were going to have one passport and that Africa was about to operationalize free movement across the continent.
Ten years later, President Deby is gone, I am not sure if Dr Zuma knows where that passport is and the rest is history 😂
#Mauritius, Rwandans and Friends of Rwanda gathered at The Africa Leadership University for Kwibuka 32 to remember the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi.
A solemn Walk to Remember and Candle Lighting honoured over one million innocent lives. Grateful to the ALU Dean and all speakers for powerful reflections.
Remember. Unite. Renew.
Never Again 🇷🇼
#Kwibuka32 #RememberUniteRenew
@RwandaMFA@Unity_MemoryRw
“The UN stands with the people of Rwanda. And we stand with all those, everywhere who refuse to surrender their future to fear, division, or silence.”
– @antonioguterres at UN General Assembly commemoration event to mark the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda. #Kwibuka
As we mark Kwibuka, we honor the victims of the Genocide against the Tutsi and reflect on its unspeakable horrors. The United States stands with Rwanda in unity and reconciliation and firmly rejects denial or minimization of the genocide.