FIRST LOOK! The plans for the purpose-built circuit in Bugesera, Rwanda 🇷🇼
Located 40 kilometres south of Kigali, the circuit will be designed to work in harmony with the natural landscape and use the area’s elevation changes to create a unique and challenging racing experience
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From the Land of a Thousand Hills to the world’s biggest stage, Rwanda keeps moving forward. 🇷🇼🌍
One Vision. One Nation. One Future.
#VisitRwanda#Rwanda2030#AfricanGrandPrix
Dans le cadre de sa visite de travail et d’amitié à Bamako, au Mali, le Ministre @onduhungirehe a rencontré aujourd’hui son homologue malien, S.E.M. Abdoulaye Diop, Ministre des Affaires étrangères et de la Coopération internationale.
Les échanges ont porté sur les relations bilatérales entre le Rwanda et le Mali, ainsi que sur les perspectives de renforcement de la coopération dans des domaines d’intérêt commun.
Winning the bid to host the 2030 African Grand Prix is a proud moment for Rwanda and the entire African continent. It reflects our ambition to put Africa on the global stage, attract investment, and open new doors for tourism, innovation, and opportunity.
Rwanda set to join the Formula 1 calendar! 🇷🇼
The FIA Formula One World Championship will head back to Africa for the first time since 1993, with a new FIA Grade 1 circuit planned for Bugesera, Rwanda, expected to host its first race in the early 2030s 🏁
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RWANDA-KENYA FUEL DEAL IN FULL SWING.
Kenya has received its first major shipment of refined petroleum products for Rwanda, establishing a new supply route for the landlocked country.
A 40,000-tonne cargo supplied by Oman’s OQ Trading arrived in Mombasa, marking the start of a Kenya-Rwanda petroleum corridor.
The new arrangement enables Rwanda to use Kenya’s port, pipeline, and storage infrastructure, reducing its reliance on Tanzania’s Dar es Salaam port.
Can you believe this😳
A British tourist, Isabel Rose (25 from London), flies to Hong Kong in Jan 2024 to visit a banker she met in Thailand. Things go south fast, she accuses him of r*ping her in his apartment on Feb 1.
But plot twist: She starts demanding cash via WhatsApp! Starts at £5K ($6.3K), jumps to £100K ($126K), threatening to report him if he doesn't pay up.
Cops arrest the guy first on r*pe suspicions (Feb 4), but dig into her messages and his testimony about a voice note demanding the money. Boom💥 they flip it, arrest HER on Feb 6 for blackmail.
Her Charges: Blackmail & perverting justice (faking the r*pe report). Fast forward to trial in 2025, the Judge calls her "thoroughly dishonest," says the demands were crystal clear from chats, and she knew the r*pe claim was BS.
Guilty on both counts March 4, 2026! She's sobbing in court, remanded in custody. Her Sentencing is in July 22, 2026 and could face up to 7 years. Meanwhile, the banker walks free, no charges.
This happened in Asia where false accusations get shut down hard, unlike some spots back home.
Ladies & gents, what do y'all think, should the government crack down like this to protect the innocent?
Nauliza tu !...
1. Est-ce un crime de libérer une population qui vit chaque nuit dans la peur des Wazalendo,FARDC, mercenaires ?
2. La population d’Uvira va continuer à souffrir pendant que certains s’enivrent du pouvoir à Kinshasa ?
3. On espère la paix avec des génocidaires ?