Hello @CityofKigali@RwandaGov@visitrwanda_now@YolandeMakolo and your excellency @PaulKagame
Munkundire mbasabe please let’s not retire Ganza, he has brought so much joy in our city…. Can he get a full time job and be part of our daily lives. He can come hang up with people in the different parks…. Nyandungu, Akagera etc Nyamirambo ku marangi, KH, KCC etc we need his vibes please 🙏🏿🙏🏿 he can even randomly decide to catch a bus and why not receive some guests at the airport! Ganza is a real brand 👌🏾he can hand over visit Rwanda flyers and many more… If anyone agrees with me let’s retweet and add our voice to this 🙏🏿🙏🏿
Ten Remarkable Achievements of Our President @PaulKagame ... There are many, but here are a few:
Building a Safe and Secure Nation
President Kagame prioritized national security, establishing disciplined and effective security institutions that prevent insecurity and ensure that Rwandans live in peace.
Rebuilding a Nation Devastated by Genocide
He led the journey of rebuilding Rwanda after the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, promoting unity and reconciliation through programs like Ingando, Ndi Umunyarwanda, and others that bring Rwandans together.
Improving Citizens’ Welfare
He championed poverty reduction programs such as Girinka, Ubudehe, VUP, and others that empower citizens economically and promote self-reliance.
Advancing Education for All
He introduced the 12-Year Basic Education program (12YBE), promoted ICT in schools, developed modern curricula, and expanded access to vocational and technical education across the country.
Promoting Transparent and People-Centered Governance
President Kagame built a governance model rooted in citizen participation through village assemblies, performance contracts (Imihigo), and other inclusive leadership forums.
Fighting Corruption and Promoting Integrity
He strengthened institutions with a foundation of integrity and good governance, establishing anti-corruption bodies like the Office of the Ombudsman, RIB, OAG, among others.
Elevating Rwanda’s Global Voice
President Kagame earned global respect for Rwanda, leading major international initiatives and positioning the country as a model of progress and stability in Africa.
Promoting Gender Equality and Inclusion
He advanced the rights of women and girls, leading Rwanda to rank first globally in female representation in Parliament and promoting gender parity across all leadership levels.
Expanding Healthcare and Universal Health Coverage
He enhanced access to primary healthcare, built hospitals and clinics nationwide, and strengthened the community-based health insurance (Mutuelle de Santé) to ensure healthcare for all Rwandans.
Demonstrating Deep Love for the Country and Its People
President Kagame has consistently shown deep love and dedication to Rwanda, working tirelessly for the dignity, development, and better future of every citizen.
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In Rwanda , government ministers don't have official cars, residences, or security guards. You buy your own vehicle and finance it with your transport allowance (zero fleet policy).Rent your own residence with your accommodation allowance. No pomp and pageantry. #CostofGovernance
@wembi_steve@johnlegend Oh yes he is.💪🏽
He just said: “I am so proud to be here for my first-ever performance in East #Africa and #Rwanda. We are here because we love you.”
President Kagame held a meeting yesterday with @DavidLammy and discussed bilateral relations and the need for a lasting solution to the situation in DRC, rooted in the reality on the ground. President Kagame made it clear that Rwanda is committed to a peaceful resolution but its legitimate security interests must be recognized and respected. The President reiterated the importance of respecting the ongoing continental process to bring a durable solution to the conflict in DRC.
"The Covid pandemic showed us the importance of training Africa’s health workforce. New health challenges have continued to arise, since then. We need to lean into advancements in science and technology, and provide better learning opportunities for health professionals. In Rwanda, we aim to quadruple our health workers in the next four years. The WHO Academy will be instrumental in helping us achieve this objective, and we intend to make full use of it. We owe it to our people to deliver consistent, affordable, high-quality health care. And for us, this means creating partnerships, where we can benefit from knowledge transfer, in essential fields like biotechnology." Today, President Kagame virtually addressed the inauguration of World Health Organization (WHO) Academy in Lyon, France.
"The Covid pandemic showed us the importance of training Africa’s health workforce. New health challenges have continued to arise, since then. We need to lean into advancements in science and technology, and provide better learning opportunities for health professionals. In Rwanda, we aim to quadruple our health workers in the next four years. The WHO Academy will be instrumental in helping us achieve this objective, and we intend to make full use of it. We owe it to our people to deliver consistent, affordable, high-quality health care. And for us, this means creating partnerships, where we can benefit from knowledge transfer, in essential fields like biotechnology." Today, President Kagame virtually addressed the inauguration of World Health Organization (WHO) Academy in Lyon, France.