Happy Women’s Day!
“I urge you to carve your character carefully, define your boundaries, advocate for yourselves and other women and girls, and protect your physical and mental health. And please, love yourself with the same gentleness you give others – the same gentleness you wish and deserve to experience from the world.” - First Lady Mrs Jeannette Kagame
#IWD2026
This commemoration is going to be one of the most triggering we have ever had due to the geopolitical tension. We should except a spike in Genocide denial, revision, hate speech and psychological attacks. Its crucial more than ever to stand together and fight, be there for survivors and each other. Ariko niduhumure twaratsinze nibi bizashira.
“This pact of trust, which we call igihango, is indeed the solid foundation upon which our country was rebuilt.
It was not easy. Remaining principled and consistent is hard, very difficult. But that product of doing hard things is absolutely beautiful.
By nature, Rwanda’s security posture has always been defensive, not offensive. We only act when trouble is brought on us. We prioritize cooperation and working together.
Rwanda seeks peace, for ourselves and for everyone in our region. We know the value of peace, just as well as anyone else, maybe even more.” C-in-C, President Paul Kagame
#Kwibohora30 #IntambwemuNtego
Welcome to the Kwibohora 30 Series! In the upcoming episodes, we will explore various aspects of liberation, including its historical background, new perspectives on liberation stories, and a look into the future of RDF.
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H.E President @PaulKagame During Kwibuka 30 National Remembrance Ceremony,
“ What gives us hope and confidence are the children we saw in the performance earlier or youth who created the tradition of Walk To Remember that will occur later today ”
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