“We came here not just to understand AI, but to understand how we can apply it in our day-to-day work to resolve problems and bring efficiency.” -Monzer Ali, MTN Rwanda CEO (@Monzer455)
From AI understanding to real business impact.
@MTNRwanda#MakingAIReal#AIReadiness#Rwanda
Find your moment of calm among the mist-covered trees of Gishwati-Mukura National Park. 🌿
A peaceful retreat in the heart of Rwanda’s lush forests.
#VisitRwanda
We were pleased to welcome H.E. Mags Gaynor, Ireland’s Ambassador to Rwanda and Uganda, to TeKnowledge. 🇷🇼🇮🇪
A valuable conversation on #AI transformation, Rwandan #talent, #workforce development and turning technology into real impact.
This is how we’re #MakingAIReal#Rwanda
Long post alert!
In case you don’t read everything, here’s a summary:
“Never make Rwanda your enemy! It’s a poor long-term choice.”
The US should learn from France’s mistakes. Rwanda may be small, but its spirit is immense, more than one can imagine. You cannot fight Rwanda and expect to win Africa on your side! It’s absolutely illogical and impossible.
One thing is certain: those who committed the genocide against the Tutsi are cursed, and those who support them risk association with the same curse. Tshisekedi, who arms them, will meet the same fate. Supporting Tshisekedi, who arms them, is immoral and dangerous.
On the other hand, if you choose Rwanda as a respectable partner, Rwanda can be such a great friend that you will gain friends everywhere you go.
The diplomatic arrogant choices Washington is making might cost America a lot in the long run in this region and beyond, not because Rwanda is special or strong, but because Africans (except Tshisekedi and Ndayishimiye) know without a shadow of a doubt that Rwanda has been an inspiration, a model to emulate, and a credible friend. Fighting FDLR and its ideology is the right thing to do.
Someone once said, “We might not have means, but we have ways.”
Rwanda survived 1959, decades of exile, and the most horrible genocide in 1994. It rebuilt from absolutely zero in just three decades. I see people who make judgment mistakes to think that their problem in this region is President Kagame.
To be honest, in 1990, they thought their problem was Rwigema, but they didn’t know that every Rwandan young boy and girl had that same spirit. It’s a Rwandan spirit it’s extremely contagious and transmissible from mother to daughter, father to son.
Germans and Belgians colonized Rwanda for years, but they can tell you that the Rwandan spirit never bows. Sooner or later, you realize you are dealing with a people of dignity and purpose.
By 2050, Rwanda will look very different. 🇷🇼
But will its digital future be secure?
For #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth Eric Schifflers (@EricSchifflers ), our Group CISO & Head of GRC, explores the role cybersecurity will play in enabling #RwandaVision2050.
The Executive AI Academy helps leaders turn AI strategy into execution, equipping them with the knowledge to navigate governance, manage risks, measure outcomes, and drive clear, measurable ROI.
AI transformation starts from the top
A few moments from the Executive AI Academy at Agahozo Shalom Youth Village, bringing leaders together to learn, connect and explore what it means to lead in an AI-enabled world.
@asyv#MakingAIReal#ExecutiveAIAcademy#AI
Day 1, captured in moments.
Warm welcomes, big smiles, meaningful connections and #Rwanda-n leaders coming together around a shared vision for an #AI-enabled future.
A memorable start for TeKnowledge × @asyv , with more to come.
The AI-enabled future starts with people.
🇷🇼 Leaders and future talent are coming together to connect, learn and prepare for what’s next in the age of AI.
#TeKnowledge and Agahozo Shalom Youth Village are just getting started. More to come. @asyv
The future of work isn't built by training alone.
It's built when skills, employers, and opportunity come together.
We were honored to host @HarambeeRw and @MastercardFdn delegations to our Kigali site to review the progress of our partnership.
With a heavy heart, we mourn the untimely passing of Rev. Jesse Jackson, a civil rights leader whose faith and courage touched so many lives. He was a true friend of #Rwanda, a believer and champion of a dignified future for #Africa, and a powerful voice for the African diaspora at large. Rwandans will always fondly remember his solidarity for standing with us at the inaugural #RwandaDay 2011 in Chicago. May he rest in peace, and may his family find comfort in knowing that he is leaving a timeless and bordeless legacy to countless lives he has impacted @rep_jackson
Most of us have habits we wish or want to change this year. But remember, the best way to change your habit is to always focus not on what you want to achieve after you have changed but rather on who you wish to become and every step towards becoming that person matters. 🙏