📢 To my Rwandan friends (pls spread the news)
The Brazilian Cattle Sector Project (Brazilian Association of Zebu Breeders + ApexBrasil) will visit 🇷🇼 from June 25 to 27 (technical visits and B2B on June, 26th, Friday, from 8h30 AM to 12 PM, at Zaria Hotel.) If interested 👇🏽
We’ve had soldout arena shows before,but this one for King James hits different 🇷🇼🔥
This is OUR moment. Rwandan Music, our culture, our energy ..a true one man show.
Special for so many reasons. History in the making. Day 2? @BankofKigali@PrimusRwanda@bkarenarw@Intore_ent
She was beautiful, she was gracious, she was majestic.
She was a queen.
Rosalie Gicanda (1928-1994), last Queen of Rwanda, was known for regularly sharing milk in Taba, Butare with children from her neighbourhood.
I am pretty much sure that the souls of those who took her life, this day of 20 April 1994, will always be tormented.
#Kwibuka32
On April 13, they came to kill me.
They left me there… thinking I was already gone.
My body was broken.
My head was cut.
I was covered in pain and silence.
But inside me… life was still there.
I don’t know how I survived.
I don’t know how I opened my eyes again.
But I did.
This picture shows what they did to me.
The wounds. The scars. The moment they thought my life was finished.
But look at me now…
I am alive.
I am breathing.
I am standing.
I carried my pain.
I cried.
I healed slowly.
I rebuilt myself piece by piece.
And today… I rise.
They thought they ended my story.
But my story continued.
I am not just a survivor.
I am life that refused to die.
I grew up in a home of 27 people… iyo watindaga kuza ku meza, namwe murabyumva. It wasn’t always easy, but it was love and survival. I pay tribute to all the survivors who took children into your homes not out of heroism, but because it was necessary.
#Kwibuka32
Last night’s play #Inzibutso left me speechless… and in tears. Thank you @juniorrumaga & @malaikaWamahoro for creating something so necessary, so powerful, and so unforgettable 🙏🏾
@Our_Past_In is it available online?
What made it even more powerful is knowing it was brought to life by a generation that was barely born during the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. And yet, they carried the weight of memory, pain, and truth with such depth… as if it lived within them.
Sitting there with my children, I felt something shift. This is how memory lives on. This is how we pass it forward… so they know, so they understand, so they remember. So that #NeverAgain is not just a phrase, but a responsibility.
The play held everything, the pain survivors carry, the silence and burden of perpetrators, and the fragile, powerful hope that rises after darkness. Combined with the testimonies, it felt almost too real… too close… too heavy to hold back tears.
And maybe that is the point.
What a deeply moving piece 💔🕯️
#ForgetNotYourPast #Kwibuka32
RWANDA #BREAKING ⬇️
The Trump administration has become the first US administration to formally acknowledge the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi, ending over three decades of hesitation by successive US governments.
This shift carry significant moral and legal weight, increasing pressure on the US to take a clearer stance on ongoing violence targeting Congolese Tutsis in Eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. #Kwibuka32 #FactsOnRwanda
Comme les Rwandais ont partagé avec enthousiasme la joie de notre qualification pour la Coupe du monde, adressons également nos chaleureuses félicitations à leur équipe de basketball @RSSB_Rwanda Tigers pour leur belle performance au tournoi de @theBAL en Afrique du Sud sponsorisé par leur fameux #VisitRwanda , n'est-ce pas @PatrickMuyaya ? Unis dans la fierté et le respect entre nos deux pays
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Zero air conditioning.
Just natural light, shaded openings, and generous volumes doing the work.
📍The Umubano Primary School Extension in Kigali, Rwanda 🇷🇼
Seven buildings, nine classrooms, all carefully placed on a steep site to serve over 300 vulnerable children—comfortably, without heavy energy demand.
Design in Africa doesn’t need to fight the climate… it can work with it.
Why are we still defaulting to glass boxes and AC-heavy buildings in our cities?
Architects: mass design group