A few months ago, I was creating videos with nothing but hope.
Today, people around the world know my name.
This journey has taught me one thing:
Your background does not define your future.
One opportunity can change your life.
One person believing in you can change your world.
Thank you to everyone who believed in me before the world did, and to everyone who believes in me today.
I'll never take it for granted.
The journey continues. ❤️🇷🇼
@HisenseSports@HisenseGlobal It has now6 weeks waiting for support to repair our 43-inch Hisense TV. We were informed that the required spare parts are currently unavailable, and that administrative changes have delayed the procurement of new units and replacement components.
@HisenseIntl We respectfully call on Hisense Rwanda headquarters to assist, as many customers are affected by the same issue. The delay is becoming concerning, especially during the FIFA World Cup season we risk missing the chance to enjoy the games.
@HisenseSports@HisenseGlobal It has now6 weeks waiting for support to repair our 43-inch Hisense TV. We were informed that the required spare parts are currently unavailable, and that administrative changes have delayed the procurement of new units and replacement components.
Nkunda u Rwanda!
Thank you for sharing your story, dear Ngabo. The love and connection you have with your cows and your village is truly special. It's beautiful that you turned your childhood into a welcoming experience for others. Keep being that caring person. Wishing you and @Visit_Bigogwe all the best.
“If the blame game, nice speeches, lies, being shameless, were the solution to this problem, it would have ended long ago. We wouldn’t have this problem. We have people who tell lies without any reason.
How can FDLR not exist in the minds of some people? Or why is it something that is supposed to be trivialized? When you trivialize that; you trivialize my history and I am not going to accept it. It doesn’t matter who you are.
I am not seeking any favor from anybody in this room to be given permission for me to live or for my people to live? Absolutely not. I will live by the fact that it is my right. Just that.
So, when I am listening to some people saying these things; when does Congo take responsibility for its own mess? How does Congo think all their problems come from outside, and therefore they outsource solutions for their problems? Rwanda has nothing to do with Congo’s problems. We have our own problems to deal with. Congo is too big for Rwanda to carry on its back.
As I told you, we are a small country, we are a poor country, but when it comes to the right to live, don’t you be mistaken. I am not begging, I will not beg anyone.” President Kagame | AU Peace and Security Council Meeting on the security situation in Eastern DRC.
@QuentinDussart Cher Quentin, je profite de ce message pour te remercier chaleureusement pour ton mentorat et ton soutien dans mon projet. Ton expertise m’a été d’une grande aide.
@antoine_anfre@PaulKagame@onduhungirehe Excellence,
Au moment où vous clôturez votre mission au Rwanda, nous tenons à vous exprimer notre profonde gratitude pour votre engagement remarquable et votre contribution inestimable au renforcement des relations entre la France et le Rwanda.
I am so grateful to H.E. @PaulKagame for the honor of serving as the Prime Minister of our beloved Rwanda for the last 8 years. This journey has been deeply enriching, filled with growth, guidance, and purpose.
Mr. President, I wish to express my deepest gratitude for the opportunity you gave me to serve my country, and for being such an inspiring mentor throughout this journey. It's a chapter I’ll always carry with pride.
Iki cyumweru kuri #ChimeInPodcast tuzumva ubuhamya bwa Lily warokotse Genocide yakorewe Abatutsi muri 1994. Yarokokeye i Ntarama. 💔
Ubuhamya burambuye tuzabubagezaho mu bice 3; kuwa Gatatu, kuwa Gatanu no kuwa Gatandatu.
Dukomeze Kwibuka Twiyubaka.
#Kwibuka31
This April 7, 2025 marks the 31st commemoration of the genocide perpetrated against the Tutsi in Rwanda.
France, true to its commitment to remembrance, truth, and justice, fully joins this international day of commemoration.
Today, France extends its deepest thoughts and support to the Rwandan people.
France honors the remarkable resilience of the Rwandan people, who have risen and built a future based on reconciliation and unity.
On this day of remembrance, I reaffirm my commitment to keeping the memory of this tragic event alive, in the face of the challenges posed by revisionism and intolerance. The harrowing testimonies of survivors remind us of the urgent need to fight all forms of hatred.
Since 2019, April 7 has been an official day of commemoration in France, reflecting the will to pass on to future generations the lessons of a painful past—through education, historical research, and justice.
In line with the commitment I made, justice continues to move forward to prosecute and try the alleged perpetrators of the genocide who reside in France. Several major trials have taken place and justice has been served.
These efforts reflect our country's unwavering determination to fight impunity and forgetfulness.