Keith Mico

#inkotanyi

[Donald @RealDonaldDoo]

Have you heard this song before ?

It’s not in English.

Just read.

[Rwanda Broadcasting Agency (RBA) @rbarwanda]

"Today, we are talking about the real issues, the root causes that must be addressed to achieve a lasting peace in our region; those include first and foremost security as well as the return of refugees."

Amb. Olivier Nduhungirehe, Rwanda's Foreign Minister at the signing ceremony of the Declaration of Principles between Rwanda and DRC. #RBANews

[Keith Mico @KeithMico]

@BraDaMak1 @manly_mentor I understand your ignorance, you’ve clearly not heard about Rwanda.

[Manly Mentor @manly_mentor]

Henry kaestner drops GOLDEN financial advice in this interview💰🔥

[Intsinzi @IntsinziTV]

"... ya ngese yo kuvuga ngo narishe kuko Konseye yabinyabye... ibyo rwose ni amahendabana . Nta muntu w'umugabo mukuru wagombye kumva ko bamubwiye ngo nagende yice uruhinja ajugunye mu musarani narangiza atahe akikire agahinja ke amaze kwica ak'abandi."

~ Late Hon Pie Mugabo

[𝗠𝗽𝗶𝗹𝗶𝗺𝗯𝗮𝗻𝘆𝗶/ARCHIVES 🇷🇼❤️ @Inkotayi_Imena]

#Amateka
#Kwibuka31
Ijambo rya Nyakubahwa Perezida Paul Kagame, ku I tariki ya 7 mata 1995.

[Rwanda Embassy Addis 🇷🇼 @RwandainAddis]

Amb. Charles Karamba attended the AU-PSC meeting on prevention of ideology of hate, Genocide & hate crimes in Africa. He emphasized lessons from the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, the dangers of hate speech & ongoing ethnic violence in the region. #Kwibuka31
@RwandaMFA

[Presidency | Rwanda @UrugwiroVillage]

President Kagame and First Lady Jeannette Kagame joined tens of thousands of fans for the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier game between Rwanda and Nigeria.

[internet hall of fame @InternetH0F]

She made 4 internet classics in 30 seconds

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🚨🇷🇼EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: 1 MILLION DEAD IN 100 DAYS—WHY FRIENDS, NEIGHBORS, AND FAMILIES TURNED ON EACH OTHER

Dead bodies littered the streets. Neighbors became executioners. Families literally killed one another. In just 100 days, the country turned into a killing ground where no one was safe. The population dropped by 15% in a year.

The world watched and did nothing.

The genocide wasn’t a sudden eruption of violence—it was decades in the making.

@PaulKagame lived through it all. Now President of Rwanda, Kagame was a key figure in the war.

But how did it begin? Who was truly responsible? And why did the international community let it happen?

From mass graves to global betrayal—this is the raw, unfiltered story of how Rwanda was torn apart and the brutal fight to rebuild, as told by President Kagame.

01:32 – “Rwanda became the scapegoat for Congo’s problems.” The regional power struggle.

02:45 – “The Belgians created ethnic divisions to control us.” How colonial rule planted the seeds of genocide.

04:24 – “The Hutus took power, and all hell broke loose.” How post-independence politics turned deadly.

05:52 – “The church lured people in… and slaughtered them.” How religious institutions enabled mass killings.

06:43 – “The genocide was planned long before the president’s plane was shot down.” The war was just an excuse.

09:57 – “Tutsis were called cockroaches… then the killings began.” The weaponization of hate speech.

11:16 – “Women were raped by men with AIDS to ensure a slow death.” The brutal methods of genocide.

13:21 – “We met with UN officials—they ignored our warnings.” The shocking failure of global powers.

15:18 – The peace agreement that could have stopped the genocide—but was doomed to fail.

18:32 – “The UN withdrew 5,000 troops at the height of the killings.” Who gave the order?

22:54 – “Why did France and Belgium let this happen?” The colonial legacy of genocide.

25:40 – “A million dead, and the world didn’t care.” Why Rwanda’s story is still ignored today.

29:32 – “$250,000 was ‘too expensive’ to jam a hate radio station.” How inaction enabled mass murder.

34:29 – “How did you sleep at night, knowing your family was inside Rwanda?” Kagame on the personal cost of war.

40:12 – “How did you stop soldiers from seeking revenge?” The impossible task of rebuilding a nation.

43:28 – “We found people still alive in mass graves.” The chilling discoveries after the genocide.

46:37 – “The UN abandoned my family to die.” Kagame’s personal plea for help that went unanswered.

50:44 – “Mass murderers are hiding in the West.” Why known perpetrators are still free.

53:12 – “Europe, Canada, the U.S.—they refuse to extradite them.” The unfinished fight for justice.

[Christian Angermayer @C_Angermayer]

President Paul Kagame is the most inspiring leader I have met.

After ending the Genocide against the Tutsi in 1994, he did not seek revenge. Instead, he built an inclusive and peaceful #Rwanda, prioritizing reconciliation - a concept easy to write and theorize about but extraordinarily difficult to achieve, especially in the wake of such unspeakable evil.

Under @PaulKagame's leadership, Rwanda has not only healed but thrived. His governance is rooted in zero tolerance for corruption, a strong work ethic, and education for all - just to name a few of the values that have driven the country’s unprecedented (economic) success.

Success, however, often breeds envy.

In the complex landscape of the Great Lakes region of East Africa, it is all too easy to vilify the one leader who has delivered real progress for his people and who truly believes in the potential of Rwanda and entire Africa. If even a fraction of Kagame’s leadership qualities were present in some of his counterparts, the entire region would be far more peaceful and prosperous.

A single post cannot do justice to his remarkable journey or the complexities of the region. For deeper insight, I highly recommend this full interview with @MarioNawfal.

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🚨🇷🇼EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: PRESIDENT KAGAME — WHO REALLY CONTROLS CONGO’S BILLIONS?

You keep seeing the news about massacres and rape, as well as alleged genocides and even cannibalism in Congo.

But did you know Africa’s second biggest country is also the richest in mineral reserves?

The Democratic Republic of the Congo sits on trillions in copper, cobalt, gold and diamonds, yet remains one of the poorest nations on Earth.

Why?

President Kagame breaks his silence on the power struggles keeping Congo in chaos, the Western-backed warlords looting its wealth, and why Rwanda is blamed—despite ranking "100th" in Congo’s resource grab.

From genocide, foreign interference, and corruption to @PaulKagame’s brutal take on President Felix ("I wish he wasn't president of that good country"), this no-holds-barred interview offers an interesting perspective into the real players behind Africa’s deadliest and most complex war.

Next week we will publish the second part of our interview where the President discusses the Rwandan genocide, with over a million deaths in 100 days, how he ended it, eventually becoming President.

02:41 – Kagame on rebuilding Rwanda from total devastation: "This was almost an impossible task."

05:45 – Refugees or prisoners? How genocidal forces fled with their captives.

08:55 – "Foreign aid is a trap." Kagame on how "help" keeps Africa permanently weak.

11:19 – "Aid is politically weaponized." It’s never just generosity—it’s control.

12:49 – How Rwanda went from 90% aid-dependent to self-sufficient.

13:50 – "Whoever gives you aid controls your life." The truth about Africa’s dependency crisis.

18:59 – Rwanda’s demand: "Audit us to ensure the aid wasn't stolen."

21:07 – Kagame on USAID’s failure: "They fed us instead of freeing us." Could @elonmusk’s DOGE step in?

24:26 – The Textile War: How the US forced African nations to abandon their industries.

29:06 – Rwanda was kicked out of the African Growth Opportunity Act—for refusing to submit.

30:06 – "We don't want to be dependent forever." Kagame’s definition of true dignity.

31:36 – How Rwanda banned begging and built 70% employment through education.

34:33 – Why is Africa’s ‘tomorrow’ always coming but never here? Kagame blames bad leadership, not bad people.

35:23 – "Congo should never have to beg." With some of the world’s richest mineral deposits, why is DRC still poor?

37:32 – M23 rebellion: Kagame says Congo is expelling its own citizens.

44:33 – Who really profits from Congo’s chaos? "Rwanda takes all the blame, but the real players are hidden."

46:32 – "We still have genocidal forces on our border." Why Rwanda will never trust Congo’s leadership.

48:32 – Kagame on President Felix: "He has a genocidal ideology."

49:21 – $40 billion wasted. Why has the UN ‘peacekeeping’ mission failed for 24 years?

55:02 – Kagame on Rwanda’s role in Congo: "They want a soundbite, not the truth."

57:43 – Can Congo’s war actually be solved? Kagame lays out the 3-step path to peace.

1:00:45 – A Trump-style deal for Africa? "Peace in exchange for mining rights." Would Kagame support it?

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🇷🇼69 𝕏 MINUTES | RWANDA'S PRESIDENT: THE REAL CULPRITS IN CONGO’S CRISIS GO UNTOUCHED

President of the Republic of Rwanda, Paul Kagame:

"If you look at a list of a hundred entities interested in the minerals in Congo—Rwanda would come as the 100th.

Those least concerned with the minerals are being blamed for the entire problem, while these hundred entities, who make billions and billions, leave nothing behind."

THIS SUNDAY, 4.20 PM ET. Only on 𝕏

[Yolande Makolo 🇷🇼 @YolandeMakolo]

Only a twisted organisation like "Human Rights Watch" would see this as bad news. They are ok with Africans living in miserable camps forever, being watched over by white saviours. We must not accept this bigotry of low expectations.

[Ali @MutijimaAli]

Rwanda is not here to play!

[Rwanda Parliament @RwandaParliamnt]

RESOLUTION OF THE PARLIAMENT OF RWANDA ON THE SECURITY SITUATION IN THE EASTERN DEMOCRATIC
REPUBLIC OF CONGO AND ON THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT
RESOLUTION (2025/2553 (RSP)) OF 13 FEBRUARY 2025

[Ali @MutijimaAli]

Like I'm gonna lose you🥺.
Thank you @johnlegend and the entire @GlblCtzn team😘

#RwandaWorks

[Murora Beth @murorab]

Facts some of the International community has closed ears to!!

Rwanda is for Peace and Security within and out, strongly grounded!