Oba now this Afande Ruyondo is from which family
They have been together with Afande Ruhamya since high school days
Kale you might find he is a random ordinary boy whom God just blessed with a cool kid friend
The 18th National Children’s Summit is taking place @RwandaParliamnt building, bringing together over 500 children's representatives from across #Rwanda.
Held under the theme "I am the future" – "Ejo Ni Njye," the summit provides a platform for children from villages across the country to share their voices and contribute to shaping Rwanda's future.
#NationalChildrensSummit #EjoNiNjye #ChildParticipation #Rwanda
001 @BruceMelodie ati,
- Njye sintinya ijoro, kandi sinywa imogi, kirazira kumbona uwa peke,
- Never compare me n’utunyamaswa duto, ndukubita ijanja,
- Who says I am down, this is my time,
- Dore nize kata, zo kureshya umufana/Clients, 😍😍😍😍😍
VIFO Ltd #ImagineMore #LEDScreens, #LiveStreaming 👌
Muze tuganire na Dr. Gamariel @DrMbonimana wari wakuwe mu Nteko n’ubusinzi ariko akaba yizihiza imyaka ine atanywa alukolo
Turaganira kuri iyi ngingo: Ese kubatuka kuri alukolo birashoboka?
Ni ikihe kibazo umubaza?
We have skilled carpenters across different ubukinjiro producing high-quality wooden furniture. Yet, i have noticed that many our homes, offices, government institutions and parastatals continue to furnish their offices with furniture imported from countries such as Turkey and China.
If we genuinely want to promote #MadeInRwanda, our own homes and institutions should lead by example by creating a reliable market for local manufacturers. If our locally produced furniture does not yet meet the required standards, then the institutions responsible for quality assurance and enterprise development should work with these artisans to help them improve, add value and become more competitive.
We also need to walk the talk, significant public resources have been invested in TVETs and polytechnics to equip young people with practical skills. Failing to purchase products made by graduates and artisans from these institutions undermines that investment and does a disservice to our nation’s industrialization agenda.
Supporting local production is not just about procurement it is about creating jobs, strengthening local industries, retaining value within our economy and demonstrating confidence in Rwanda’s own talent and craftsmanship. #MadeInRwanda
We keep talking about poverty, yet I have never been invited to a meeting focused on how to create prosperity. Instead, am invited to weddings and wedding planning meetings, even when some of the couples are unemployed. We gather to celebrate, but rarely to discuss how we can create jobs, build businesses, or pool our resources to improve our economic well-being. Even among friends, conversations are often about which football club won or lost, rather than how we can invest together and create opportunities.
Where are the practical discussions? Who is proposing solutions like providing four laying hens and a rabbit to every household with children affected by stunting? Who is presenting data on households that still lack electricity or cannot afford clean cooking energy? Who is tracking children who drop out of school because they spend hours collecting firewood and water? Who is addressing the risks faced by young girls who travel long distances every day to fetch these basic necessities? Why haven’t we developed simple tools to identify these challenges early and respond effectively?
Why do we spend so much time complaining about poverty and unemployment while investing so little time in finding practical solutions?
Even on social media, if it’s not drama, it’s about who is dating whom, who divorced whom, or who is involved with someone else. Imagine the progress we could make if we devoted even a fraction of that attention to ideas that create wealth, solve community problems, and improve lives.
Let us keep praying for miracles, but let’s also remember that God gave us minds to think critically, work together, and make wise decisions. Faith should inspire action, not replace it.
#HappyWednesday
We bade farewell to H.E. Belén Calvo Uyarra, the outgoing European Union Ambassador to Rwanda, and expressed our sincere appreciation for her partnership and support throughout her tenure.
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