😭😭Congratulations🎉🥳 my Day one my Forever 💙 @MakulaBujjingo for giving me a Gift I'll forever own 🙏🏿 Bouncing a Baby from you is more than just a Blessing but am Favoured 🫂🫂
Yesterday, NBS TV never went off or paused even for a minute, despite losing 2 important employees in a fatal car accident on the same day(R.I.P🙏).
No disrespect, but Let this serve as a clear reminder to us all that the relationship between an Employee and Employer is salary.
Also to employees that seem to be ‘deputy Jesuses’ and to managers that work so hard to make your subordinates sad…. Know that positions are made by the company for a smooth running of business, not to feed your ego. In the business perspective, You’re actually not special.
To the rest of us; do not over estimate your relationship with the company… do your job and go home.
President Kagame today received General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, Chief of Defence Forces of the Uganda People’s Defence Forces (UPDF). Their discussions focused on the strong bilateral cooperation between Rwanda and Uganda, as well as regional peace, security, and stability.
I would like to thank H.E. @PaulKagame, @FirstLadyRwanda and my counterpart General Mubarakh Muganga for the very warm welcome our delegation received in Rwanda. We had excellent discussions about our bilateral relations. Uganda-Rwanda relations are stronger and warmer than ever. We thank our two Presidents H.E.@KagutaMuseveni and H.E.@PaulKagame for their enlightened leadership of our two brotherly countries. Murakarama.
"There is no limit to God. There is no limit to His wisdom. There is no limit to His power. There is no limit to His love. There is no limit to His mercy." —Billy Graham
My 11-year-old daughter got her first period at her dad’s house. His new wife laughed and said she was “dirty” and made her clean the sheets alone. My daughter called me from the bathroom, crying.
I got in my car. I was furious. My little girl had to feel embarrassed over something normal.
When I got there, I heard my ex whisper, “Hide the camera.” My stomach dropped. For one awful second, I thought something even worse had happened. Then I stepped into the hallway .My ex was sitting on the floor outside the bathroom. He had a pack of pads, clean pajamas, chocolate milk, baby wipes, a heating pad, and three different kinds of candy beside him. His face was pale.
My daughter was also there, holding her phone. She wasn’t crying anymore. She was recording him. When she saw me, she gave this tiny, embarrassed laugh and said, “Dad panicked. He bought the whole store.”
That was when I finally breathed. Yeah, in our family, we had something called a memory line.Since my daughter was little, we recorded her big moments.
First bike ride. First school play. First lost tooth. First time baking pancakes. She had decided this counted too. Her dad, sitting outside the bathroom, terrified, holding pads like they were something from another planet.
That broke me, we laughed like crazy. His wife was in the kitchen, angry and silent. My ex told me he had heard our daughter crying after his wife walked away. He found her trying to clean the sheets alone.He told his wife to leave the room and not speak to our daughter again that night. Then he went to the store, bought everything Google told him to buy, and sat outside the bathroom door. He told our daughter, “Baby, I’m sorry. You’re not dirty. You’re not in trouble. Mom is coming.”
I still took my daughter home. The next day, my ex called and said his wife would apologize or leave. She apologized. Badly. But she did.
My daughter keeps the little emergency bag her dad made in her backpack now.Pads, wipes, clean underwear, chocolate, and a folded note from him that says, “You are never in trouble for being human.”
He and I failed as husband and wife. But that night, for once, he remembered how to be her father.
Nshuti zanjye Abanyarwanda, mbifurije Umunsi Mwiza wo #Kwibohora32
Uyu ni umunsi wo kwishimira ubutwari, ubuyobozi bufite icyerekezo buyobowe na Perezida Paul Kagame, n' iterambere u Rwanda rumaze kugeraho mu myaka 32 ishize.
Mboneyeho no koherereza indamutso zanjye Nyakubahwa Perezida Paul Kagame, mbifuriza mwese amahoro, ubumwe n'iterambere bikomeza kubaranga.
Murakarama.
From 29 to 30 June 2026, 54 students from Bachelor of Technology in Agricultural Engineering (24 from Agricultural Mechanization Technology and 30 from Irrigation and Drainage Technology) proudly presented their capstone projects at RP Gishari College. These innovative projects are designed to tackle real-life challenges, showcasing creativity, problem-solving, and the future of technology in Rwanda. We celebrate their dedication and commitment to engineering solutions that make a difference! @RwandaPolytec
Today, Dr. Gervais Mwitende, the Principal of RP Gishari College welcomed a delegation led by Prof. Jason from Jinhua University of Vocational Technology, China, to the Agricultural Engineering Department. The visit focused on identifying opportunities for collaboration, such as developing online platforms for faculty and students’ skills exchanges and providing practical training in machinery operations and maintenance. The delegation also toured the Agricultural Mechanization Workshops to observe the college’s ongoing progress. @RwandaPolytec
Today, 27 students from the Bachelor of Technology Programme (B-Tech) in Electrical & Electronics Engineering proudly presented their capstone projects at RP Gishari College. These innovative projects are designed to tackle real-life challenges, showcasing creativity, problem-solving, and the future of technology in Rwanda. We celebrate their dedication and commitment to engineering solutions that make a difference! @RwandaPolytec