Our President H.E Paul Kagame the one who cares to us than any one else, Through him the country which was submerged into heavy darkness rays of hope to the light of happiness were seen by then... But now He has set ever lighting sun to the country. Long live Our President.
Kuri uyu mugoroba muri @EpicHotelSuites , Umunyamabanga wa leta muri @RwandaAgri Hon.@solangeuwituze yagiranye ibiganiro n'Itsinda ry'Urubyiruko ku Iterambere ry'Ubuhinzi n'Ubworozi mu Rubyiruko rw'Akarere no kubyaza umusaruro amahirwe y'ubutaka ahari. #NextGenFarmers
🚨🇷🇼EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: PRESIDENT KAGAME — WHO REALLY CONTROLS CONGO’S BILLIONS?
You keep seeing the news about massacres and rape, as well as alleged genocides and even cannibalism in Congo.
But did you know Africa’s second biggest country is also the richest in mineral reserves?
The Democratic Republic of the Congo sits on trillions in copper, cobalt, gold and diamonds, yet remains one of the poorest nations on Earth.
Why?
President Kagame breaks his silence on the power struggles keeping Congo in chaos, the Western-backed warlords looting its wealth, and why Rwanda is blamed—despite ranking "100th" in Congo’s resource grab.
From genocide, foreign interference, and corruption to @PaulKagame’s brutal take on President Felix ("I wish he wasn't president of that good country"), this no-holds-barred interview offers an interesting perspective into the real players behind Africa’s deadliest and most complex war.
Next week we will publish the second part of our interview where the President discusses the Rwandan genocide, with over a million deaths in 100 days, how he ended it, eventually becoming President.
02:41 – Kagame on rebuilding Rwanda from total devastation: "This was almost an impossible task."
05:45 – Refugees or prisoners? How genocidal forces fled with their captives.
08:55 – "Foreign aid is a trap." Kagame on how "help" keeps Africa permanently weak.
11:19 – "Aid is politically weaponized." It’s never just generosity—it’s control.
12:49 – How Rwanda went from 90% aid-dependent to self-sufficient.
13:50 – "Whoever gives you aid controls your life." The truth about Africa’s dependency crisis.
18:59 – Rwanda’s demand: "Audit us to ensure the aid wasn't stolen."
21:07 – Kagame on USAID’s failure: "They fed us instead of freeing us." Could @elonmusk’s DOGE step in?
24:26 – The Textile War: How the US forced African nations to abandon their industries.
29:06 – Rwanda was kicked out of the African Growth Opportunity Act—for refusing to submit.
30:06 – "We don't want to be dependent forever." Kagame’s definition of true dignity.
31:36 – How Rwanda banned begging and built 70% employment through education.
34:33 – Why is Africa’s ‘tomorrow’ always coming but never here? Kagame blames bad leadership, not bad people.
35:23 – "Congo should never have to beg." With some of the world’s richest mineral deposits, why is DRC still poor?
37:32 – M23 rebellion: Kagame says Congo is expelling its own citizens.
44:33 – Who really profits from Congo’s chaos? "Rwanda takes all the blame, but the real players are hidden."
46:32 – "We still have genocidal forces on our border." Why Rwanda will never trust Congo’s leadership.
48:32 – Kagame on President Felix: "He has a genocidal ideology."
49:21 – $40 billion wasted. Why has the UN ‘peacekeeping’ mission failed for 24 years?
55:02 – Kagame on Rwanda’s role in Congo: "They want a soundbite, not the truth."
57:43 – Can Congo’s war actually be solved? Kagame lays out the 3-step path to peace.
1:00:45 – A Trump-style deal for Africa? "Peace in exchange for mining rights." Would Kagame support it?
#WeAreTogether
Umushaka, aradushaka.
Whoever that is against our President, is against us.
Quiconque est contre le président est contre nous.
Anayetaka kumduhuru Rais wetu, anatutaka na Sisi pia.
Moto oyo alingi kozokisa Prèsident na biso alingi mpe biso.
We won’t see these images on European TVs when they talk about the Congo crisis. Instead, they’ll show you a crying child or a struggling mother—never their mercenaries fleeing in shame. Their superiority complex won’t allow them to broadcast their own defeats.
By the way, each was paid $8,000 on monthlybasis, and there are hundreds of them. They were defeated at the end of the month—who will pocket their salaries in Kinshasa? Remember, some M23 soldiers who defected from the FARDC in 2012 are still on the payroll.
@freyntje Sorry mzehe you are not our spokesperson... We are fine with what are ours, we know what are the best for us and to our country. So, you take a rest and deal with yours.