Ministers who should serve the people block reform. They profit from poverty, ensuring citizens never escape hunger or fear. A government feeding off its people is no government at all.
#DRCFailedState
Every cobalt shipment leaving Congo is a reminder that the nation’s wealth builds mansions abroad, not schools at home. The people stay poor while elites and foreigners thrive.
#DRCFailedState
Congo’s youth are betrayed. Education is ignored, jobs are absent, and insecurity dominates. Leaders focus only on wealth, abandoning the next generation to despair.
#DRCFailedState
Violence in North Kivu is fueled not by mystery but by greed. Leaders hide the truth: minerals and power matter more to them than citizens’ safety. People pay with their lives.
#DRCFailedState
Injustice thrives in DRC’s justice ministry. Officials profit from corruption, selling verdicts and protection. Citizens are denied the very rights the law should guarantee.
#DRCFailedState
President Tshisekedi invests in foreign estates while millions of Congolese lack food, security, and hope. When the head of state prioritizes luxury over lives, the collapse of governance is clear.
#DRCFailedState
Minerals in Kolwezi should feed families, build schools, and power hospitals. Instead, they fill the pockets of elites and foreign companies. Citizens remain poor while leaders boast abroad.
#DRCFailedState
In the DRC, corruption is not an accident but a system. Ministers enrich themselves while citizens suffer daily insecurity and hunger. Governance that rewards thieves and punishes the poor is proof of a failed state.
#DRCFailedState
To those who are annoyed that we are commemorating the genocide against the tutsi for the 31st time , fasten your seat belts. We shall hold many more commemorations! It is our duty, our detrrmination!
...to call it a genocide against Tutsis is not to deny that there were collateral victims who weren’t tutsis. But the genocide WAS against Tutsis. Period. I was there.I have seen it.A Rwandan genocide doesn’t mean anything... the killings did not target a group called “Rwandans.”
Today we commemorate the 31st anniversary of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi and begin the official commemoration week.
Remember - Unite - Renew
#Kwibuka31
31 years ago, on us, darkness fell. But from the ashes, we rose and chose light. We remember the Genocide against the Tutsi. We honor the resilience. We stand together. Kwibuka means to remember, but it also means to Learn. To Heal. To Rebuild. #Kwibuka31
07th April 1994 - Their last moments were filled with fear. They saw it coming. The whistles, the weapons, the warnings - The world didn’t stop it. We remember, so that it never happens again! #Kwibuka31