As we celebrate #Kwibohora32, we honor our heroes and renew our commitment to building a resilient economy and a prosperous Rwanda for generations to come.
Nshuti zanjye Abanyarwanda, mbifurije Umunsi Mwiza wo #Kwibohora32
Uyu ni umunsi wo kwishimira ubutwari, ubuyobozi bufite icyerekezo buyobowe na Perezida Paul Kagame, n' iterambere u Rwanda rumaze kugeraho mu myaka 32 ishize.
Mboneyeho no koherereza indamutso zanjye Nyakubahwa Perezida Paul Kagame, mbifuriza mwese amahoro, ubumwe n'iterambere bikomeza kubaranga.
Murakarama.
“When you see someone give himself so fully that he is even ready to lose his life, then serving the country at the level we have reached today, compared to that kind of sacrifice, should really not be too much for us.” President Kagame | Swearing-in Ceremony of New Government Officials.
His Excellency President Paul Kagame, Commander-in-Chief of the Rwanda Defence Force (RDF), today officiated the graduation ceremony of senior officers who successfully completed Intake 14 of the Senior Command and Staff Course at the RDF Command and Staff College in Musanze District.
This year’s course brought together 108 senior officers, including 27 officers from 19 friendly countries across Africa and Asia, reflecting the growing importance of regional and international military cooperation.
The ceremony was attended by senior government officials, military leaders, diplomats, family members, and other distinguished guests who gathered to celebrate the achievements of the graduating officers.https://t.co/Pe1G6o9pDZ
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Nyakubahwa Perezida Paul Kagame, Umugaba w’Ikirenga w’Ingabo z’u Rwanda, uyu munsi yayoboye umuhango wo gutanga impamyabumenyi kuri ba Ofisiye bakuru barangije icyiciro cya 14 cy’amasomo yo ku rwego rwa ba Ofisiye Bakuru mu Ishuri Rikuru ry' Ingabo z' u Rwanda riherereye i Nyakinama mu karere ka Musanze.
Abasoje amasomo uyu mwaka ni ofisiye 108 barimo 27 baturutse mu bihugu 19 by’inshuti muri Afurika na Aziya, bikaba bigaragaza akamaro k’ubufatanye bwa gisirikare ku rwego rw’akarere n’amahanga.
Uyu muhango witabiriwe n’abayobozi bakuru muri Guverinoma, abayobozi b’ingabo, abadipolomate, imiryango y’abarangije aya masomo ndetse n’izindi nshuti zaje kwishimira ibyo abo ba Ofisiye bagezeho.
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“This course was designed to enhance your ability to navigate complex and sometimes, seemingly impossible situations. There are, however, certain qualities that it cannot give you that you must personally cultivate.
The first is courage. You will not always have guarantees, and for some, this can create paralysis. Courage is what enables a leader to act decisively despite uncertainty and competing pressures.
The second is judgement. As your responsibilities increase, so will the consequences of your decisions. Good judgement is developed through experience, collaboration and the humility to learn from mistakes and adjust course when necessary.
The third is purpose, which comes from knowing precisely what you are fighting for. For Rwanda, that purpose is anchored in protecting our people and sovereignty, while advancing the continued transformation of our country.” President Kagame
President Kagame, Commander-in-Chief of the Rwanda Defence Force, presided over the graduation of 108 Senior Officers from Rwanda and across the continent and beyond, who formed the 14th intake of the Senior Command and Staff Course, at RDF Command and Staff College, Nyakinama.
Rwanda's Teleport achieves Tier 3 Certification from the @worldteleport (WTA), becoming the second fully certified teleport in Africa and the first space agency-operated teleport globally to get WTA certification.
A milestone for Rwanda's space sector and a recognition of the country's growing capabilities in satellite communications infrastructure.
“This has been a day of great meaning and promise. Rwanda appreciates the steps you have taken. We have chosen to look forward, and write a new chapter together, and that choice is already bearing fruit. The ambition is there on both sides. But what matters most is the renewal of trust. Today, France is an important partner for Rwanda, in investment, technology, climate, and many other common priorities. Rwanda looks forward to working with France to deepen our collaboration, and expand the possibilities between our two countries.” President Kagame
Last night in Paris, President Kagame and First Lady Jeannette Kagame attended a dinner at Palais de l'Élysée, hosted by President @EmmanuelMacron and First Lady Brigitte Macron, following the inauguration of the memorial commemorating the victims of the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi.
“Confronting historical responsibilities requires real courage, because it generates fierce opposition by those with a case to answer. You need a strong sense of humanity to see it through. President Macron, I want to commend you on both counts: courage and humanity.
You acknowledged that France could have stopped the genocide, but did not. In response, I described your words as something more valuable than an apology: namely, the truth. This door was first opened by President Nicolas Sarkozy, and I wish to commend him today.
The Genocide against the Tutsi was foreseeable, and in fact foreseen, and France was in a unique position to observe and to act. It took too long for France to come to terms with its role, causing additional pain. And on some points, we still have not found consensus. I fully understand the feelings of those survivors and advocates, who remain dissatisfied with the official record. But I believe that our common work has initiated a journey towards truth, which is irreversible.
And France was not alone in falling short, far from it. Many other countries did so as well, but none has gone as far as France in setting the record straight and accepting its part in the tragedy.” President Kagame | Inauguration of Monument in Paris honouring the victims of the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi.
Congratulations to our #VisitRwanda partner Paris Saint-Germain @PSG_inside on their well-deserved UEFA @ChampionsLeague title and on being crowned champions for the second consecutive year.
Congratulations as well to @Arsenal on reaching the final and fighting with determination until the very end.
Both clubs have made their supporters proud, but tonight, PSG proved to be the better team!
📽️AMASHUSHO📽️
Gen [Rtd] Fred Ibingira yavuze ku rugamba rw’iminsi ine Ingabo za FPR Inkotanyi zahanganiyemo n’abasirikare ba Habyarimana barwanira gufata umuhanda wa Kayonza-Rusumo, wafatwaga nk’inzira y’ubucuruzi. #RBAAmakuru
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Qu'un ambassadeur burundais accrédité au Royaume de Belgique se permette, malgré l'éthique diplomatique dont il est bien conscient, de faire impunément une telle déclaration incendiaire contre un État voisin, promettant de soutenir une attaque des génocidaires FDLR contre le Rwanda, cela devrait interroger.
The Rwanda Defence Force is hosting the 7th session of the Rwanda - Russia Joint Intergovernmental Commission on Military Technical Cooperation. The three-day meeting is taking place from 20 to 22 May 2026.
Held annually, the Commission serves as a fitting platform to review the status of the bilateral defence cooperation between Rwanda and the Russian Federation, and to identify new areas for partnership. https://t.co/uJss8FnJIU
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Ingabo z’u Rwanda zakiriye inama ya 7 ya Komisiyo ihuza u Rwanda n’ Uburusiya ishinzwe ubufatanye mu bya gisirikare. Iyi nama izamara iminsi itatu, kuva tariki ya 20 kugeza ku ya 22 Gicurasi 2026.
Iyi nama ngarukamwaka ni urubuga rwo gusuzumiraho aho ubufatanye mu bya gisirikare hagati y’u Rwanda n’ Uburusiya bugeze, ndetse no kurebera hamwe indi mikoranire mishya y’ubufatanye.https://t.co/YH6abzQ2r2
The National Security Symposium is currently underway at the Rwanda Military Academy Gako, bringing together security leaders, academics, and key stakeholders for critical discussions on the themes: “External Interference in African Affairs: Challenges and the Way Forward; Natural Resources and Sustainable Development: Strategic Opportunities for Africa.”
The annual symposium is jointly organised by the RDF Command and Staff College in collaboration with the University of Rwanda. It aims to help senior command and staff course students deepen their understanding of contemporary security challenges facing Africa, while also enhancing their awareness and preparedness to respond to future complex security threats.
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Inama Nyunguranabitekerezo ku Mutekano w’Igihugu iri kubera uyu munsi mu Ishuri rya Gisirikare i Gako. Ihuje abayobozi mu by’umutekano, abanyeshuri n’abashakashatsi bo mu mashuri makuru, hamwe n’abafatanyabikorwa batandukanye mu biganiro byibanda ku nsanganyamatsiko zikurikira: “Kwivanga kw’Amahanga mu bibazo bya Afurika: Imbogamizi n’Inzira y’igisubizo” ndetse na “Umutungo kamere n’iterambere rirambye: Amahirwe Afurika ifite.”
Iyi nama ngarukamwaka itegurwa n’Ishuri Rikuru ry’Ingabo z’u Rwanda ryigisha Ofisiye bakuru ku bufatanye na Kaminuza y’u Rwanda.
Igamije gufasha abanyeshuri b’aba ofisiye bakuru kurushaho gusobanukirwa ibibazo by’umutekano Afurika ihanganye na byo muri iki gihe, ndetse no gutyaza ubumenyi n’ubushobozi bwabo mu guhangana n’ibibazo bikomeye by’umutekano bishobora kuvuka mu gihe kizaza.
“These pressures, that we get from the rest of the world, Africa is being reminded to wake up. So the pressures are not entirely bad, they force Africa to look within for what we have. To actually do what we need to do to find a good place for us in this world of those injustices and other challenges.
I want people to know that each one of the people in this room and beyond, have something to contribute and to benefit from, benefit each other, and the continent has a lot that is not being put to good use and it is up to us - it is not people from anywhere else, to be able to raise ourselves to that level where we should be.” President Kagame | Opening Ceremony of the Africa CEO Forum 2026 #ACF2026
🎙️ @PaulKagame took the Africa CEO Forum stage and spoke plainly about what much of the world still finds difficult to name.
🗣️ His charge was clear. The same global powers that lecture Africa on democracy and human rights are, with the other hand, stripping the continent of what it owns. Sanctions, he reminded the room, are not always the instruments of principle they claim to be; more often they reward the highest bidder, falling on whoever offers less and sparing whoever extracts more. The cynicism, he noted, is not new. In an older century, kings handed territories to their in-laws and children to administer as they pleased, and today the same logic operates under different vocabulary, with a foreign power simply telling a chosen proxy to go and take whatever it wants from a given region.
💎 The deeper point landed hardest. For too long, Africa has played the role of a continent waiting to be ripped off by anyone shrewd enough and powerful enough to arrive at its door, and that posture has to end. "We must be able to say no," the Rwandan President insisted, before urging African leaders, public and private, to begin assigning their own value to their own assets rather than accepting whatever value others choose to recognise.
🌍 It is the question this year's ACF places at the very centre of its programme. Pan-African ownership, resource sovereignty, and the refusal to mistake openness for vulnerability are no longer aspirational language. They are the operating conditions for whatever African economic future emerges from the next decade. Kagame's intervention was not a lament about the world as it is, but a call to the continent's leadership to stop negotiating from a position of permanent disadvantage.
Kigali, 14–15 May 2026.
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Thank you to my sister President @SuluhuSamia for the warm welcome to Tanzania and for the productive discussions.
Rwanda and Tanzania are not only neighbors but brotherly countries bound by history and a shared goal of prosperity for our people. Rwanda remains committed to building on this strong foundation by deepening our bilateral cooperation across trade, investment, infrastructure, logistics, energy, and regional integration.
I look forward to continuing our collaboration to achieve tangible results for our citizens and advance the East African Community.
#Rwanda recognized by the @WorldBankGroup as a top performer on the Human Capital Index Plus (HCI+).
With a score of 157, well above regional averages, the country continues to invest in people to drive inclusive growth.