Je suis Kennö 🇷🇼

My future is too bright i need shades!!

||Rwanda to the world! 🇷🇼

[Leandro Trossard @LTrossard]

To all the Arsenal fans, thank you for everything, from the bottom of my heart.

Once a Gunner, always a Gunner.

Leo

[Aston Villa @AVFCOfficial]

The land of a thousand hills meets the city of a thousand trades.

🤝 @VisitRwanda_Now

[Arsenal @Arsenal]

People, places, memories. By Ethan Nwaneri.

Our number 22 is here to stay ❤️

[Muhoozi Kainerugaba @mkainerugaba]

Nshuti zanjye mu Rwanda, mbifurije #Kwibohora31 nziza. Turibuka intwari zahagaritse jenoside, zigarura icyizere n'iterambere. Perezida Paul Kagame n'ingabo ze bakoze igikorwa cy'ubutwari isi yose izahora yibuka.

U Rwanda 🇷🇼 na Uganda 🇺🇬 ni ibihugu by'amateka n'amaraso. Twifuza amahoro arambye, ubucuti n'ubufatanye bwimbitse hagati y'abaturage bacu.

Ndi kumwe namwe kuri uyu munsi w'amateka.

[Visit Rwanda @visitrwanda_now]

A new journey begins! 🇪🇸🇷🇼

#VisitRwanda teams up with @atletienglish to elevate Rwanda as a premier destination for tourism and football development.

[Paul Kagame @PaulKagame]

Good partners PSG rooting for you tonight. Put this one in the bag :). Bless

[Noel Kambanda @NoelKambanda]

The faces of the loved ones we lost in the Genocide against the Tutsi.

Each victim has a face and a name.

This 11-minute video is a small glimpse into the millions of moments and memories erased.

If each victim were given just one second on screen, it would take over 283 hours to see them all.

Thank you, Loic, for honoring them through this powerful tribute.

#Kwibuka31

[Muhoozi Kainerugaba @mkainerugaba]

I want to thank H.E.Paul Kagame, First Lady Jeanette Kagame and my counterpart General Mubarak Muganga for the warm reception my delegation and I received in Rwanda. God bless the fraternal relations between Uganda and Rwanda.

[Nasra Bishumba @NashBishumba]

Guys,

In my opinion, homework should be banned, or at the very least, reconsidered.

Hear me out. A child who leaves for school at 6 AM and returns at 6 PM is already exhausted. Yet, some schools pile on not just one but two sets of homework, leaving children with no time to rest, play, or even bond with their families.

By the time they finish their assignments, it’s bedtime. Parents barely get to have real conversations with their children beyond “Have you done your homework?” and “Eat, shower and go to bed.” The pressure leaves kids drained and parents frustrated. Family time is now a mere routine of supervision rather than connection.

This is what I suggest.
Schoolwork should end by 3PM, noneho tukongeraho an additional hour or two for revision until 5 PM.

If homework is necessary, it should be limited. We could consider one set for the weekend instead of overwhelming children daily.
Evenings should be for relaxation, bonding, and personal time.

A well-rested child is more productive than a burnt-out one.

Mugire Amahoro.

[Sam @SamanthaTeta]

In the last month, Rwanda has shown you:

🔹The FDLR
🔹The European Mercenaries
🔹The offensive foreign forces
🔹The stockpiles of weaponry at our border.

Yet the world still downplays the gravity of the security threats we face. Why? Is it racism? Is it disdain? Is it a calculated geopolitical choice?

The only irrefutable proof left of the danger we face is our destruction. And it seems this is an acceptable outcome for many international actors. They will swoop in with something as truly useless as MONUSCO or another UNAMIR, then spend the next 20 years giving our people biscuits and cardboard.

One thing is certain: The Government of Rwanda will protect its people and everyone who lives here—resolutely and decisively. The question is not whether Rwanda will defend itself, but what must happen to prevent further escalation.

The answer is obvious. The root of this crisis lies in the DRC’s continued collusion with genocidal forces and its deliberate fueling of regional instability.

International actors must demand an immediate end to Kinshasa’s support for FDLR and associated extremist elements. The presence of offensive foreign forces in the region, operating under the guise of ‘peacekeeping,’ must be removed. Permanent security guarantees must also be established along our shared border.

Regarding the inter-Congolese conflict, dialogue between the DRC government and M23 is not only the most pragmatic approach but the only one that offers the prospect of lasting peace.

Anything short of this is a meaningless delay, a refusal to confront reality, and a failure to learn from history.

[Olivier J.P. Nduhungirehe @onduhungirehe]

When President Félix Tshisekedi supported and armed the FDLR genocidal force, which he embedded in his own army, Belgium saw it but did nothing about it.

When President Tshisekedi publicly and repeatedly promised to overthrow the government of Rwanda and to bomb Kigali without setting boots on the ground, Belgium heard it loud and clear but remained silent.

When President Tshisekedi spent billions of dollars in heavy weaponry, including attack drones and fighter jets, to achieve his proclaimed goal, and when he put in place a military coalition made of local militias, FDLR genocidal force, Burundian and SAMIDRC forces, as well European mercenaries, for the same purpose, Brussels was fully aware but didn't act.

When the FARDC and its criminal militias persecute and kill, in broad daylight, the Congolese Tutsi in North Kivu, the Banyamulenge in South Kivu and the Hema in Ituri, Belgium is informed to the fullest but chose to look the other way.

And when the Belgian Foreign Minister claims that his country wants "a professional suspension process that preserves the gains of our longstanding cooperation for the benefit of the Rwandan people", this is not only pure neocolonial narrative, but also hypocrisy.

First, it's not the Kingdom of Belgium that takes care of the well-being of the Rwandan people but the Government of Rwanda itself.

Second, if Belgium was working for the "benefit of the Rwandan people", it would not be running around the world putting pressure on all our partners to end the development cooperation intended for that very "Rwandan people".

Third, Rwanda and History know too well how the Kingdom of Belgium usually behaves when it comes to defending the Rwandan people.

I rest my case.

[Paul Kagame @PaulKagame]

Earlier today, I had a productive conversation with President João Lourenço @jlprdeangola and discussed the need for a long-term and sustainable solution to the ongoing situation in the DRC. We also reaffirmed our commitment to working with others on the continent to find a solution, while deepening our strong bilateral partnership going forward.

[Nasra Bishumba @NashBishumba]

Ambassador Col. (Rtd) Dr. Joseph Karemera has passed on after over 10-years battling cancer.

Amb.Karemera was an ordinary man who accomplished extraordinary things in service to his country. As one of the founding members of the Rwandese Patriotic Front (RPF), Ambassador Karemera was on the frontlines during the war to liberate #Rwanda, using his skills as a medical doctor to treat injured soldiers.

Beyond his military service, Ambassador Karemera played his part in rebuilding the nation after the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi.

When I was young and first learnt of him as the Minister of Education, he was not just a leader, but a father figure—kind, approachable, and deeply invested in the future of Rwanda’s youth.

His mission after the genocide was clear: to give the next generation the opportunities he himself had struggled to obtain during decades in exile.

He worked tirelessly to secure scholarships for countless young Rwandans, sending them to universities overseas, including La Roche, where many will forever

One thing that I will always remember about Ambassador Karemera for was his firm position against academic dishonesty. The stories around this were intriguing.

He was a staunch advocate for merit-based education, believing that only those who genuinely earned their degrees should reap the benefits.
His zero-tolerance policy towards copying, suspending students found guilty of this for two or more years are legendary, making him both revered and feared.

It was common knowledge that that he would not hesitate to tear up degrees that were obtained through dishonest means, a symbolic act that highlighted his commitment to upholding the standards of Rwanda’s education system.

When confronted about the tearing up of degrees obtained through dubious means, he is remembered for boldly saying, “Ufite intare ayiziture.” 🤣🤣 adding, “In politics, I am a Minister; in the military, a Colonel; and in education, a Doctor. Everything I do is intentional and carefully calculated.”

His battle with cancer was long and difficult, and those close to him witnessed the toll it took. Yet even in his final years, Ambassador Karemera faced his illness with remarkable strength, continuing to work and serve his country. His resilience was a testament to the man he was—someone who stood tall in the face of adversity, refusing to be defined by the challenges before him.

Now, though he has rested, Ambassador Karemera’s legacy lives on. His contributions to Rwanda, both as a liberator and as a builder of futures, are footprints that will forever be etched in our history.

In our hearts and minds, his spirit continues to inspire, reminding us of the power of dedication, compassion, and unwavering service to the nation.

May he Rest In Peace. To the family, Mukomere.

[Patrick Nyiridandi @nyiripat]

Ce mois de septembre 2024 est spécial dans ma carrière au sein @rbarwanda ex-Orinfor! Cela fait 30 ans 🎂 que je sers ma nation, chaque jour avec passion et amour, à travers le journalisme en #Français. Merci de votre soutien continu ❤

[Muhoozi Kainerugaba @mkainerugaba]

I want to take this opportunity to thank H.E. Paul Kagame, First Lady Jeannette Kagame, my counterpart, General Mubarak Muganga, and all the officers and men of the RDF for the very warm welcome our delegation received in Rwanda. Long live the fraternal relations between Uganda and Rwanda. Rukundo egumeho!

[Rwanda Broadcasting Agency (RBA) @rbarwanda]

PHOTOS

Prime Minister Dr. Edouard Ngirente is set to unveil the Inyange Milk Powder Plant on Wednesday in Nyagatare district, the first-ever milk powder plant in Rwanda. #RBANews

[Rwanda Stock Exchange @RwStockExchange]

Today, Mahwi Grain Millers Ltd joins the RSE profile Listing Special Board as the 4th Company to register after successfully completing the Capital Market Investment Clinic(IC) Program.

[The Long Form Podcast @TheLongFormRw]

The next guest on The Long Form with Sanny Ntayombya is Dr. Jack Kayonga (@Jack_Kayonga), Group CEO, Crystal Ventures Limited (@CVLRwanda).

He joins us to discuss CVL's history, help us understand what the RPF-owned company actually does and its future plans. He also clears up some misconceptions about the company that have proliferated over the years.

The podcast will come out on Monday, 24th June. Mark your calendars.
#thelongformrwanda🇷🇼 #RwOx #RwOT

[The New Times (Rwanda) @NewTimesRwanda]

HAPPENING NOW: Staff members of Crystal Ventures Ltd (CVL) and members of the Group's subsidiaries on Friday afternoon marked the 30th commemoration of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi by honouring those laid to rest at the Kigali Genocide Memorial site.

[Noel Kambanda @NoelKambanda]

Ariko iso ninde ku buryo yicwa bakamusasira miliyoni y'Abatutsi nkuko babyitaga muri Jenoside? Reka nkwibutse amateka

Harya Abatutsi bicwa mu Bugesera hagati ya 1991-1992 iso ntiyari Perezida har icyo yakoze? Ntibishwe nuwari inshuti ye magara Fidele Rwambuka?

Harya ibihumbi by'abagogwe byicwa si inkoramutima za So zabikoraga? Ndavuga Nzirorera, ndavuga Kajelijeli wa Mukingo

Harya inkoramutima ya so inshuti magara Gatete wa Murambi ntiyahoraga iwanyu i Kanombe aje gutanga raporo y'Abatutsi yishe Murambi. Ninzu basangiriragamo iracyahari ku Kiyaga cya Muhazi. Amasezerano y'Arusha yamwatse kuba Burugumesitiri wa Murambi Iso amuhemba kuba Directeur muri Ministry of Family...ariko ariko akomeza kuba de facto leader of Murambi.

Harya Jean Carbonare atanga raporo uribuka ibyo so yabwiye abanyamakuru? "Umukobwa aba umwe agatukisha bose friko bariya bakoze raport barabogamye" I quote him

Harya uribuka ukuntu interahamwe za so zishe Byabagamba Straton watangaga ikiganiro cya Kiliziya Gatolika kuri Radiyo Rwanda?

Tugaruke mu mateka.

Muri 1972 ubwo so Habyarimana yari Minisitiri w'ingabo habaye umukwabo mu mashuri n'ibigo bya Leta wiswe "Mututsi mvira aha" uyu mugambi wari ukuriwe na So wahise amobilisa amakamyo atwara mu Bugesera abatutsi birukanwe mu mashuri no mu kazi, abafite imiryango ntibigeze banayisezera

Ngo hanyuma so yari umunyamahoro? Bibaze imfubyi z'abanyapolitiki b'i Gitarama yakindaguriye Ruhengeli na Gisenyi muri 1973. Hari ubutabera bwabaye?

Iso ko yakuyeho Kayibanda bahuje ingengabitekerezo yo kwanza umututsi batandukanyijwe nuko umwe ari umukiga undi ari umunyenduga,Habyara akuraho Kayibanda abatutsi bazize iki?

Harya Padiri Silvio Sindambiwe yazize iki? Harya Depite Félicula Nyiramutarambirwa yazize iki?

Aka ni agatonyanga mu inyanja!