Today, the Inspector General of Police, CG Felix Namuhoranye, engaged participants of Itorero #Indangamirwa16 in an insightful discussion on "Youth and National Security: The Next Generation of Soldiers."
The discussion emphasized the critical role of young people in safeguarding Rwanda's security, strengthening patriotism, discipline, and sense of responsibility needed to shape a peaceful, resilient, and secure future for the nation.
Today, participants of Itorero #Indangamirwa16 visited the Kiziguro Genocide Memorial in @GatsiboDistrict.
They paid tribute to the victims of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi and reflected on Rwanda’s past while learning about the nation’s remarkable journey of rebuilding through unity, resilience, and a shared commitment to ensuring that such a tragedy never happens again.
🎥Tugomba kuba abambasaderi b’u Rwanda aho turi hose.
Umva ubutumwa Byiringiro Jean d’Amour yakuye mu kiganiro urubyiruko ruri mu Itorero #Indangamirwa16 bahawe na Minisitiri @onduhungirehe na Ambasaderi @AmbMukantabana.
Today, Rwandan peacekeepers of RWANBATT -15, who have completed their one-year tour of duty under the United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in the Central African Republic (MINUSCA), were awarded the Presidential Medal of Appreciation by His Excellency Faustin Archange Touadéra, President of the Central African Republic. The ceremony took place at the Presidential Palace in Bangui.
The medal was presented in recognition of the contingent’s dedication, steadfast professionalism, and exemplary service during peace support operations in the Central African Republic (CAR), where they played a key role in protecting civilians and promoting peace, security, and stability.https://t.co/LIEMVq4ABG
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Uyu munsi, abasirikare b'u Rwanda bagize RWANBATT-15 basoje umwaka bari mu butumwa bw'Umuryango w'Abibumbye bwo kubungabunga amahoro muri Repubulika ya Santarafurika, bambitswe Umudari w'Ishimwe na Nyakubahwa Faustin Archange Touadéra, Perezida wa Repubulika ya Santarafurika. Uyu muhango wabereye mu ngoro y’umukuru w’igihugu i Bangui.
Uyu mudari watanzwe mu rwego rwo gushimira Ingabo z'u Rwanda, ubwitange n'ubunyamwuga byabaranze mu bikorwa byo kubungabunga amahoro muri Santarafurika, aho bagize uruhare mu kurinda abasivili no kubungabunga amahoro, umutekano n'ituze.https://t.co/uvyh39f9yb
This evening, Minister @onduhungirehe joined @CanadainRwanda in celebrating Canada Day.
He commended the strong and growing partnership between Rwanda and Canada, highlighting the shared commitment to peace, sustainable development, innovation, justice and prosperity.
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Ce soir, le ministre @onduhungirehe s’est joint à @CanadaauRwanda pour célébrer la fête du Canada.
Dans son allocution, Il a salué le partenariat solide et en pleine croissance entre le Rwanda et le Canada, soulignant leur engagement commun en faveur de la paix, du développement durable, de l’innovation, de la justice et de la prospérité.
Minister of State @UstaNcusta received H.E. Theresa Zitting, Ambassador of Finland to Rwanda, with residence in Dar es Salaam, for a farewell call as she concludes her tour of duty.
This morning in Gabiro, Minister @onduhungirehe held an interactive session with participants of Itorero #Indangamirwa16 in a session on “Rwanda’s Diplomacy and the Role of Young Rwandans at Home and Across the World.” He highlighted the important role of young Rwandans wherever they are in contributing to the country’s development, unity and progress.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Amb. @onduhungirehe and Rwanda's Ambassador to the United States, Mexico and Argentina, @AmbMukantabana, are engaging participants of Itorero #Indangamirwa16 in a dynamic discussion on "Rwanda's diplomacy and the role of young Rwandans at home and across the world."
From Rwanda's foreign policy priorities to the country's growing global partnerships, the session highlights how young Rwandans can help shape Rwanda's story, build meaningful connections, and represent the nation with pride both at home and around the world.
Rwandan peacekeepers from the Rwanda Level 2+ Hospital and the Rwanda Battle Group, serving under the United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in the Central African Republic (MINUSCA), today conducted a medical outreach programme at Bria Prison, providing free medical services to more than 80 detainees.
The outreach was organized in commemoration of Nelson Mandela International Day, to be observed tomorrow on 18 July 2026, and reflected MINUSCA's commitment in promoting the dignity, health, and well-being of persons.https://t.co/Tuu43jpGST
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Abasirikare b'u Rwanda bari mu butumwa bw'amahoro muri Santarafurika bakorera mu Bitaro by'u Rwanda byo ku Rwego rwa kabiri (Level 2+ Hospital) no mu mutwe wa Battle Group kuri uyu munsi bakoze igikorwa cyo gutanga serivisi z'ubuvuzi ku buntu mu Igororero rya Bria, aho bavuye abagororwa barenga 80.
Iki gikorwa cyateguwe mu rwego rwo kwizihiza Umunsi Mpuzamahanga wa Nelson Mandela uzizihizwa ejo ku ya 18 Nyakanga 2026, kikaba cyagaragaje ubushake bwa MINUSCA bwo guha agaciro ubuzima n'imibereho myiza by'abaturage, harimo n'abagororwa.
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This evening in Kigali, President Kagame met with Bill Gates, Founder and Chair of the Gates Foundation. They discussed strengthening the Foundation’s longstanding partnership with Rwanda, including accelerating collaboration in health, agricultural transformation, AI, and digital public infrastructure to advance Rwanda’s development priorities.
Livestream: À Paris, l'inauguration du Mémorial en hommage aux victimes du génocide perpétré contre les Tutsi au Rwanda. #Kwibuka32
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Stop with the fake news @radiookapi That photo is NOT recent and it’s NOT of the Rwanda-Tanzania border at Rusomo - it’s of the DRC-Burundi border at Gatumba last February.
It is NOT connected to the current Ebola outbreak in DRC.
And there definitely are NO such crowds at any Rwandan border.
Radio Okapi should correct this, misinformation is dangerous.
“Le 26 juin, la RDC a saisi la Cour internationale de justice, accusant le Rwanda de mener une "campagne génocidaire" depuis 1996. Le ministre y voit "du pur cynisme et de la manœuvre politique". Il retourne l'accusation : c'est le président Félix Tshisekedi et son armée qui collaborent avec les FDLR et ont "encouragé les discours de haine" contre les Congolais tutsi. "Des Congolais Tutsi ont été, ont été lynchés et brûlés" (en RD Congo)”
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“I hear what is popular among young people these days: vibes. I have nothing against good vibes. Vibes are not just for young people. Even those of us who are older can enjoy them. But if we are going to enjoy the vibes, we must have something solid to stand on, please. Don’t invest in vibes, invest in the foundation where you can now vibe. Because if there is no foundation, it won’t last.
We want things that are sustainable. We want to build a society that is resilient. You can’t built a society that is resilient on vibes. But a resilient society can vibe.” President Kagame, Chairman of the RPF | RPF Bureau Politique.
The Ministry of Defence of the Republic of Rwanda extends its heartfelt condolences to the Ministry of Defence of Djibouti, the family of Hon. Hassan Omar Mohamed Bourhan, and the people of Djibouti following the passing of H.E. Hassan Omar Mohamed Bourhan, Minister of Defence of the Republic of Djibouti
Hon. Hassan Omar Mohamed Bourhan will be remembered for his distinguished service, unwavering dedication to his nation, and his valuable contribution to advancing peace, security, and regional cooperation.
During this difficult time, Rwanda stands in solidarity with his family and the people of Djibouti. We share in your grief and extend our sincere sympathies.
May his soul rest in eternal peace, and may his enduring legacy continue to inspire future generations.
“Hate speech should never be tolerated whether in Rwanda, the United States, or anywhere else in the world.” At #AspenSecurity, Minister @Vbiruta underscored a lesson drawn from Rwanda’s history: genocide began with hate speech, and preventing such rhetoric is essential to protecting lives and preserving peace.