Time to say goodbye to Rwanda and to this extraordinary experience at Kwita Izina. Thank you to everyone involved in this special event for your kindness and hospitality. We leave a piece of ourselves here, and we take with us our baby girl’s name, Iraba, forever in our hearts. Until we meet again!
The 20th edition of Kwita Izina, the annual gorilla naming ceremony with Javier Pastore is underway! ❤️💙
In partnership with Paris Saint-Germain, the former player will be the godfather of a baby gorilla, will discover the land of a thousand hills and will share his love of football with young Rwandans during an exceptional trip 🇷🇼 @visitrwanda_now
Rwanda 🇷🇼 is showing off weapons made by the local company REMCO.
These include military vehicles, guns, bullets, and drones.
It's a big step in building the country’s defense industry.
🇨🇩ON THE GROUND IN GOMA: A DOCTOR'S ACCOUNT
After spending time in M23-controlled Goma, Dr. Alain Destexhe shares a perspective that contradicts some of the mainstream narratives.
He says that since M23 took over on January 28, Goma is unexpectedly calm.
Shops are open, streets are clean, and M23 forces are seen as incorruptible.
Even traffic rules are being followed, a big change from before.
Destexhe claims that M23’s victory was stunning—a few thousand fighters defeated 40,000+ FARDC troops backed by regional forces and even Romanian mercenaries.
Despite the intense battle, civilian casualties were reportedly low, and services like water and electricity were restored quickly.
He claims that the fire at Munzenze prison, which killed dozens of women locked inside, happened before M23 arrived, while most reports say they were attacked afterward.
Hospitals are still packed, mostly with wounded FARDC soldiers—some just teenagers.
NGOs stepped in, but some are accused of turning IDP camps into "humanitarian businesses."
Water shortages are still a major issue, but trade is improving now that M23 lifted transport bans.
Source: @Destexhe
At @johnlegend ’s unforgettable concert held at @bkarenarw , I was truly impressed by how the people showed immense 💕 for H.E. @PaulKagame . I believe being admired this deeply is a rare occurrence on the African continent. 🌍
Congratulations, #Rwanda, for the great achievement of being one of the top least corrupted countries in Africa. This is the unique magic that attracts investors to Rwanda and keep them safe and relaxed.
Dear #Rwanda|n Youth,
I saw this post on Facebook by DW Africa (the African branch of Deutsche Welle, Germany’s international broadcaster).
#Disclaimer: I don't know the research methodology used.
The only thing I know is that a South African research Foundation conducted this study:
THE ICHIKOWITZ FAMILY FOUNDATION
This study confirms that our leadership knows best which direction to go.
By leadership, we mean our President @PaulKagame.
Man,
#PK ararenze, ari hejuru cyane. Ibindi baba bigiza nkana. 👇
The difference between Cyril Ramaphosa and Paul Kagame is that in 1994 Kagame was fighting for his People, after the genocide he Built Rwanda from ashes meanwhile Ramaphosa was Misleading the Mandelas sent by the Oppenheimers to sign stupid sunset clauses which brought us where we are today, he's still unashamedly so selling out Black People to date, Rwandan economy is growing up by 7 to 8% every year I can't say the same about South Africa, only whites knows the taste of economy. Kagame is not my Favorite Person but truth to be told when coming to service delivery to a Country Ramaphosa don't come close to Kagame, in fact Ramaphosa is the worst thing that ever happened to South Africa a historical mistake that I don't want my Children to remember.