K.S.Fabrice (Sky is no longer a limit)

Entrepreneur, visionaire, mes idées sont miennes, j'aime mon pays 🇨🇩, j'aime l'Afrique. Mes retweets ne sont pas une approbation! parlons et Discutons!

[K.S.Fabrice (Sky is no longer a limit) @sendfa]

@Reuters ☣️ “…a small Ebola outbreak…”☣️

“Small”?

That wording alone exposes the bias.
You don’t minimize Ebola,you’re downplaying real efforts and real lives just to fit a narrative.

🔴This isn’t journalism.

⚠️It’s distortion.

Shame on you really!

[peroluwara1 @peroluwara1]

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https://t.co/MI4D5we5zW

[𝑹𝒖𝒌𝒂𝒍𝒊𝒛𝒂 𝑨𝒍𝒊 @Ali_Rukaliza]

The 𝑨𝑹𝑺𝑶𝑵𝑰𝑺𝑻-𝑴𝑬𝑫𝑰𝑨𝑻𝑶𝑹(s) are experiencing profound historical anxiety.

They are realizing that the RPF's 1994 victory was NOT a temporary regional shift—or maybe they understood then—but the beginning of the end of the global extraction mafia established more than a century ago in Berlin.

White men understand perfectly well that if the Great Lakes region achieves absolute intellectual, industrial, and military autonomy—governing itself the way Rwanda 🇷🇼 does today—the entire structural foundation of Western material civilization will experience a gradual, catastrophic decay.

The applause coming from Western newsrooms over the latest "sanctions" and inflated @UN reports is the sound of an empire in panic. They are crying "aggression" because their proxy forces—Félix Tshisekedi and Évariste Ndayishimiye—are losing on the battlefield.

Empire is now confronting the inevitable possibility of decline.

What the world calls "Western civilization"—its free healthcare, social safety nets, welfare assistance, military "superiority" and strong education systems—is NOT the product of "superior European ingenuity."

Far from it. Europeans are only "superior" in engineering destruction.

This civilization has been sustained by centuries of extracting Africa's minerals and exploiting its labor.

The white man fears this uncertain future because he knows his society cannot survive without preserving its colonial monopoly.

So he wants everyone to get out of his HUMONGOUS "private property" called Congo 🇨🇩.

[Jackson Hinkle 🇺🇸 @jacksonhinkle]

🇷🇼🇷🇺NEW: Rwanda goes nuclear as Russia powers mini-reactor project.

[𝑹𝒖𝒌𝒂𝒍𝒊𝒛𝒂 𝑨𝒍𝒊 @Ali_Rukaliza]

"As for Rwanda 🇷🇼, we will always be in a struggle for our very existence... we should and will always be a step ahead of them." ~#P_K
━━━━⊱🇷🇼⊰━━━━
When the President notes that "𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐰𝐡𝐨𝐥𝐞 𝐰𝐨𝐫𝐥𝐝 𝐜𝐚𝐦𝐞 𝐭𝐨𝐠𝐞𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐫 𝐚𝐠𝐚𝐢𝐧𝐬𝐭 𝐑𝐰𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐚," he is not using a metaphor. He is exposing the material fact that the global imperialist extraction machine has marshalled an unprecedented, combined military and institutional movement to execute the old 1884 Berlin directive of civilization erasure: 𝗚𝘂𝗵𝗮𝗻𝗮𝗴𝘂𝗿𝗮 𝘂 𝗥𝘄𝗮𝗻𝗱𝗮 🇷🇼.

The President openly denounces the scale of the hostile forces lined up against Rwanda in the Kivus: the genocidal FDLR, the state-sponsored Wazalendo militias, the FARDC puppet army, the 10,000 Burundian conventional troops, the South African forces (SAMIDRC), and Western 🇪🇺 🇺🇸 private mercenaries.

The West has spent years pooling their regional client states and funding mechanisms into a singular, unified military fist. They did not assemble this multi-billion dollar war machine to manage a localized border dispute; they assembled it to wage a war of aggression to militarily invade, destabilize, and forcibly reshape Rwanda.

The West's highly paid private military cartels (a.k.a mercenaries) arrived with advanced drones and sophisticated armory expecting to crush Rwanda's defense perimeters. Instead, the disciplined, tech-literate RDF systematically neutralized and out-fought them.

Allowing defeated mercenaries to walk away in shame was the supreme expression of Agaciro (Dignity)—it shows that Rwanda holds absolute military and intellectual supremacy on the conventional battlefield.

President Kagame's words are the ultimate declaration of civilizational independence.

The global imperialist cartel can assemble its puppet summits in Kinshasa 🇨🇩, host its pre-written @UN Security Council theater, and deploy its fraudulent sanctions, but they cannot out-think a people who possess the internal capacity to defend themselves against this international assault.

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🇨🇩 Congo peace deal in tatters as full-scale offensive begins

The Democratic Republic of Congo has launched a major offensive against M23 rebels across the entire front, following more than 15 hours of airstrikes overnight.

Government forces, backed by Burundi's military, P5 Coalition fighters, and Wazalendo militias, are pushing on multiple fronts around Bukavu and North Kivu as heavy fighting intensifies.

If this offensive continues, the Trump-mediated peace deal is effectively dead.

Source: RN Intel / Writer: Ian

[K.S.Fabrice (Sky is no longer a limit) @sendfa]

🔴Pure hypocrisy!!

“The DRC’s mineral wealth should be a source of opportunity for the Congolese people, not a driver of instability.”

Beautiful sentence.
Empty morality.

For over 60 years, that has been the same diplomatic song: speak about #Congolese prosperity in public, while foreign powers, multinationals, corrupt elites and regional proxies keep turning our minerals into a battlefield.

From Leopold’s Congo, to Cold War games, to Mobutu-era geopolitical bargaining, to today’s “critical minerals” diplomacy, Congo has always been treated less like a sovereign nation and more like a warehouse with a flag.

Since when did you suddenly care about the wellbeing of Congolese people?

Where was this morality when Congo’s institutions were weakened, its leaders manipulated, its communities divided, and its minerals quietly absorbed into global supply chains?

⛔️ the hypocrisy.

⚠️Do what you have always done best:
🔸️ come with sanctions in one hand, contracts in the other,
🔸️humanitarian language on the podium, and
🔸️strategic mineral interests behind closed doors.

👁👁We see the game.

The Congolese people do not need another foreign sermon.

We need
🔹️sovereignty,
🔹️real industrialization,
🔹️transparent trade,
🔹️security for local communities, and

🔷️an end to selective diplomacy that punishes some actors while protecting the bigger system that profits from instability.

🟢#DRCongo is not poor.
🔴#DRCongo has been organized into poverty.

👁👁And the world knows exactly who benefits.

#DRC #Congo #GreatLakes #CriticalMinerals #Africa #Geopolitics

[K.S.Fabrice (Sky is no longer a limit) @sendfa]

@mbangusa @Com_mediasRDC Voilà!
En accusant on s'accuse

C'est ça le mensonge en fait!

[K.S.Fabrice (Sky is no longer a limit) @sendfa]

@AwaziDr @nsanzimanasabin @RwandaHealth Cela Dr. est un cas qui nécéssite une attention particulière du Ministre et son ministère

[Bojana Coulibaly, Ph.D. @CoulibalyBojana]

Yes MSF has clearly lost the humanitarian business they have built and maintained over 3 decades with the disappearance of IDP camps and decrease in need by the local people who are returning slowly to normal life. This clearly makes the humanitarian industry a direct impediment to African self-reliance and development.

While we all know that this is the true reality, we can only be appalled by the level of hypocrisy and the consistent need of these humanitarian organizations to manipulate the world into believing that Africans especially Congolese are children that need to be “cared for”, subdued, “civilized”, governed and that they are incapable to take care of themselves.

While it clearly only justifies the need for AFC/M23 to exist it also obviously can only perceive them as an enemy or a spoiler to this status quo the same way #FDLR and Kinshasa see them.

[K.S.Fabrice (Sky is no longer a limit) @sendfa]

@aymen_el212 @LMunane C'est vraie Oui!

[K.S.Fabrice (Sky is no longer a limit) @sendfa]

Listening to you honestly turns my stomach upside-down.

Since when should any serious African, with a right mind and a clear memory of history, take lectures about Rwanda from openly biased individuals who built careers around one permanent mission: demonize Rwanda, question its achievements, and package their hostility as “analysis”?

Guess what?

This Rwanda you keep calling “controversial,” this Rwanda fought on all fronts, pressured from every corner, insulted by the same tired circles, is exactly the Rwanda that gives many Africans pride.

Because it proves one thing: an African state can refuse the usual path designed for us by colonizers, NGOs, foreign “experts,” and recycled gatekeepers who still believe Africa must remain chaotic, dependent, apologetic, and easy to lecture.

Rwanda is not perfect.
No country is.
But Rwanda is functioning. Rwanda is disciplined. Rwanda is building. Rwanda is securing its people. Rwanda is showing that African sovereignty is not a slogan but a system.

What irritates you is an African country that does not ask permission before rising.

FYI, more and more Africans are tired of this supremacist attitude where outsiders believe they have a sacred right to define our politics, judge our progress, and decide which African success is “acceptable.”

Your obsession says more about you than it says about Rwanda.

Stop your nonsense.
Africa is no longer your laboratory.
Rwanda is not your emotional punching bag.
And African dignity is not waiting for your approval.

@freyntje @michelawrong

[K.S.Fabrice (Sky is no longer a limit) @sendfa]

Yes indeed, this "Folie à plusieur" that makes african see "horizontally" not "vertically" is a well structured and implemented virus allowing them to keep looting without being alarmed!

But, though the night might be long, AWARENESS is slowly coming into african minds, like a mist that departs at dawn in order to let a morning light break through, Africans and the whole continent are waking up!

A giant's awakening is slow and it is unstoppable!

[𝑹𝒖𝒌𝒂𝒍𝒊𝒛𝒂 𝑨𝒍𝒊 @Ali_Rukaliza]

𝐋𝐚 𝐅𝐨𝐥𝐢𝐞 à 𝐏𝐥𝐮𝐬𝐢𝐞𝐮𝐫𝐬: a Great Lakes madness.
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There is a deeply disturbing phenomenon happening across our borders that most of us are completely blind to: a colonial-inherited Folie à plusieurs—a "madness of many."

This is a shared delusional disorder where a dominant individual’s violent, psychotic delusions are transmitted to and adopted by a group of people. In Africa, the source of this psychosis was/is colonialism.

When European colonizers and white missionaries manufactured the racist "Hamitic Hypothesis," they told Africans that they were actually composed of genetically distinct, hostile "races."

Tragically, the subscribers of Hutu Power swallowed this imperial lie completely. They internalized the white supremacist pseudo-science so deeply that they began to view their own brothers and sisters through the distorted lens of the colonizer's racial hierarchy.

When the RPF defeated the genocidal state in 1994, the physical remnant of that Western creation—now the FDLR—brought this infectious psychosis into the DRC. Backed by Western political maneuvering, they spent 30 years spreading this toxic hatred.

Now, we see the ultimate tragedy of internalized Negrophobia. Tribes living thousands of kilometres away near the Atlantic coast and the equator—people who have never even met a "Tutsi" in their lives—have completely adopted this self-hatred.

Why? Because the successive Western-appointed puppet regimes in Kinshasa use this shared madness as a scapegoat. It is easier for a failing state to manipulate far-away populations into blaming an imaginary "internal/external enemy" than to admit they sold out their birthright to Western corporate mining establishments.

This Folie à plusieurs is the ultimate imperial weapon. It keeps Africans fighting horizontally, so they never look vertically at the Western corporations stealing their wealth.

That's the madness we inherited.

[The New Times (Rwanda) @NewTimesRwanda]

#Rwanda’s mining and quarrying sector grew by 20% in the first quarter of 2026, rebounding from a contraction a year earlier, driven by strong global demand and high prices for gold, lithium, tin, tantalum, and tungsten.
https://t.co/wY9v8aTZys

[Top Kivu @TopKivu]

Urgent : @BenitaNtumba recrute un interprète pour @FARDC_officiel et @fatshi13

[K.S.Fabrice (Sky is no longer a limit) @sendfa]

The world is getting thinner day by day.

You are no longer free to recycle your BS, hatred and genocide denial everywhere without being challenged.
When Europe and America start closing space for denialist propaganda, you jump to another continent, looking for guilt-driven audiences to scam emotionally with fake “human rights” language.

⛔ YOUR NONSENSE MUST STOP.

The UN officially recognizes 7 April as the International Day of Reflection on the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda. UNESCO states clearly that the genocide was perpetrated against the Tutsi minority by a Hutu extremist-led government, with more than one million Tutsi systematically murdered in about 100 days.

Even France, after decades of ambiguity, had to face history through the Duclert Commission, which exposed France’s heavy political, military and diplomatic failures, and its blindness toward the genocidal machinery it had supported.

Yet you continue stepping on the memory of real victims, repackaging denial as “research,” and serving the same anti-Rwanda industry that Kinshasa loves to weaponize whenever Rwanda’s achievements expose its own collapse.

This is not scholarship.
This is not journalism.
This is not justice.

🔴It is denial dressed in activism, hatred dressed in human rights, and propaganda sold to audiences who do not know the history.

You are not “defeating” anyone. You are exposing yourself.

The Genocide against the Tutsi is not your playground.

Survivors’ memory is not your political currency.

Rwanda’s history will not be rewritten by paid narratives, emotional blackmail, or recycled extremist talking points.

Shame on you.

[Claude Ibalanky @cibalanky]

Ibalanky a dit: MINEMBWE BRÛLE. LE MONDE REGARDE LE FOOTBALL.

1. Quatorze mois de blocus total.
Des frappes de drones sur les villages. Des enfants qui meurent sans médicaments. Des routes de marché transformées en zones d’embuscade.
2. À Houston, aux États-Unis, Monsieur Tshisekedi a proclamé une victoire militaire, affirmant qu’il était « entrain d’écraser l’ennemi », alors qu’un cessez-le-feu qu’il a lui-même signé est censé être toujours en vigueur. Il a promis de poursuivre la guerre pour reprendre Goma et Bukavu. Il a même traité son prédécesseur de chien.
3. Ce n’est pas un Président qui parle. C’est un pyromane qui se présente en pompier.
4. L’AFC-M23 a observé le cessez-le-feu, libéré des prisonniers, quitté certaines positions et certains territoires libérés, respecté les clauses des protocoles signés, et attendu longtemps. Pendant cette attente, il a subi des sanctions injustes et unilatérales. Kinshasa, de son côté, a répondu par des drones et par le blocage des corridors humanitaires. Kinshasa a insulté, menacé et violé les protocoles signés. Kinshasa a choisi de confisquer la démocratie et de changer la Constitution, préparant ainsi un coup d’État constitutionnel.
5. Aux médiateurs et facilitateurs de Doha, ainsi qu’à la Communauté internationale : vous avez les preuves irréfutables. Votre silence a un coût. Ce coût se mesure en vies congolaises.
6. Je me tiens aux côtés de chaque citoyen congolais pris au piège et victime de cette guerre : à Minembwe, à Kinshasa, et partout ailleurs.
7. L’histoire se souviendra de ceux qui ont parlé, condamné et agi. Elle se souviendra aussi des complices, de ceux qui se sont tus, de ceux qui ont détourné le regard, et de ceux qui se sont abstenus.

Le Réveil c’est maintenant !
* Vous êtes tous témoins, acteurs, complices ou victimes.
* Demain, qu’il ne vienne pas pleurer ici en disant qu’il regrette, parce qu’il aurait été mal informé ou mal conseillé.
#LePont

[K.S.Fabrice (Sky is no longer a limit) @sendfa]

Changer la Constitution pour s’offrir un 3ième mandat quand le pays va mal dans tout, ce n’est pas de la démocratie. C’est un hold-up institutionnel maquillé par de belles paroles.

On nous ressort toujours les mêmes phrases : "Je vous prends a témoin aujourd’hui si je suis président...bokoyoka té que j'ai laisser des milliards dans mon compte...NON...je vais laisser des oeuvres à la république pour qu'on pense à moi a travers ba oeuvres wana...je ne suis pas un politicien comme les autres nayebisio...Ngai...mon ambition est de changer la classe politique...je vais changer cette classe politique congolaise en prêchant par le bon exemple...quand je vais prêcher par le bon exemple et que mes compatriotes vont aimer ça, tout le Monde va imiter ça!..(SVP, Suivez le Ministre, sa classe politique qu'il a changer avouant que dans son gouvernement ils ne sont que des jouisseurs, tokabula ba dollars wana ya ba projet et puis on pense après)...pourquoi mboka ebebaka? Parce que ceux qui arrivent prêchent par le mauvais exemple...soki mokonzi abandi ba kope,tu crois quoi, les autres balandi kope...osali yo oza mwana mai...mais tu vas en prison...on va instaurer l'Etat de droit, dans lequel il y aurra une justice indépendante...ça veux dire que même si c'est moi...soki na déconner...cette justice prendra les decisions contre moi...",

Mais derrière ces slogans bien emballés, il y a quoi?

Un pays qui s’enfonce, une économie malade, une jeunesse abandonnée, des institutions affaiblies, une justice instrumentalisée, une corruption normalisée, et un peuple à qui l’on demande encore de patienter pendant que les mêmes s’accrochent au pouvoir, un pays divisé!

L’Histoire africaine est remplie de ces “bons parleurs” qui promettent la stabilité, la continuité, le développement, la paix… puis changent les règles du jeu quand vient l’heure de partir. La Guinée d’Alpha Condé, le Congo-Brazzaville, le Togo, la Centrafrique, et aujourd’hui encore d’autres régimes prouvent une chose : quand un dirigeant touche à la Constitution pour prolonger son pouvoir, ce n’est presque jamais pour sauver le peuple. C’est pour sauver son fauteuil.

Une Constitution n’est pas un chiffon politique. Ce n’est pas un contrat personnel entre un homme et son ambition. C’est le pacte sacré entre l’État et le peuple. La modifier pour permettre à un président épuisé, contesté, incapable de tenir ses promesses, de rester encore, c’est transformer la République en propriété privée.

Et le plus insultant, c’est le discours. Toujours très beau. Toujours très calme. Toujours très “patriotique”. Mais
🔸️Depuis quand le patriotisme consiste à confisquer l’alternance?
🔸️Depuis quand aimer son pays signifie refuser de lui donner une nouvelle chance, un nouveau souffle, une nouvelle génération de leadership?

Un dirigeant qui a besoin de changer la Constitution pour rester au pouvoir vient lui-même d’avouer son échec. S’il avait réellement réussi, il n’aurait pas peur de partir. S’il avait réellement bâti des institutions solides, il n’aurait pas besoin de se placer au-dessus d’elles. S’il avait réellement tenu ses promesses, il laisserait son bilan parler.

Mais voilà le problème :
🔴Beaucoup parlent bien, mais gouvernent mal.
🔴Beaucoup promettent le paradis, mais organisent la stagnation.
🔴Beaucoup jurent servir le peuple, mais finissent par exiger que le peuple serve leur ambition.

⚠️Le 3ième mandat n’est pas une continuité. C’est une confiscation. Ce n’est pas une stabilité. C’est la peur du vide. Ce n’est pas l’amour du pays. C’est l’amour du pouvoir.

Et quand un pays va mal dans tout, la priorité n’est pas de prolonger le mandat d’un homme.

🟢La priorité, c’est de libérer l’avenir d’un peuple des jouisseurs, détourneurs , miyibi,

Mandat #ESILI

Parfois, ils oublient que nous comparons leur paroles à leurs actions!

#C64, #Article64, #AFC_M23_TWIRWANEHO