Have you ever heard a case or a patient of Ebola in Rda before? No.
The big neighbor has had that filthy disease like once or twice every year, yet our health authorities always managed to keep us safe.
Just enjoy your vaccay, you don't wanna miss #kingjames concert🔥!!
@EgideMurisa Exactly my worry now. I had a plan to travel back to Rwanda next month just for vacation but I feel like i need to be cautious. Even considering to cancel it if the situation gets worse. Next few days are crucial.
Un petit pays majoritairement kinyarwandophone qui veut se comparer à la Tanzanie avec le swahili ou à la Chine avec le mandarin, en pensant que nos 14M d’habitants peuvent imposer leur langue au reste du monde… (Le plus ironique dans tout cela, c’est que nous dirigeons aujourd’hui la Francophonie, even more disappointing on her side)
Une partie de cette génération semble oublier que ce sont justement notre ouverture, notre capacité d’adaptation et nos choix stratégiques qui ont permis au Rwanda de gagner sa place à la table d’honneur internationale.
The reason Western, Rwandan and African detractors of President Kagame keep failing over and over, is that they try to fit him into one small narrative or the other (almost always false).
The man is extremely very broad in his thinking and positive actions. No one can succeed in pigeonholing him into one narrative.
It's like trying to move Karisimbi with a shovel. The rangers and its other inhabitants will catch you before you even move an centimeter.
No drama Rwanda
Every once in a while it strikes me what a blessing we have that we live a “no drama” life in Rwanda. I mean, not very long ago a certain president of this region was promising fire and Armageddon upon us, that would be launched from just across the border in one of his country’s border cities.
The gentleman was bragging he didn’t even need his troops to move anywhere, to be able to wipe Kigali off the map. This was bloodthirsty sabre rattling of the highest order. And the man meant it. He very clearly was thirsting for Rwandan blood.
He had never made a secret of it. In his country’s media he often made belligerent pronouncements of intentions of war on Rwanda.
But, interestingly, Rwandans weren’t in any way concerned. Whatever the threat this big president of this neighboring country supposedly posed, we weren’t bothered in the least. Why? The answer lies in the confidence that the RDF has instilled in the over thirty years it has maintained the security and safety of this country. Even more so, it is the confidence we have in President Kagame; the ultra-competent Commander in Chief of the armed forces.
And so it happened, again, that the big threats from the neighboring guy never amounted to anything. They were neutralized, at source. All with no drama, chez nous (as the French would put it). No drama of exploding bombs and destruction in the Rwandan capital, as the belligerent had wished.
Obviously the failures of those in the habit of declaring wars on us also happen because of the nature of their animosity. It is totally unjust, and based on totally false, made up grounds. (What did we ever do, except request them to respect our right to exist (even as we yearned to just peacefully co-exist?), and to not harbor genocidal forces sworn to annihilate us?
Anyway, now there is another much smaller state; one however allied to the first, more prominent antagonist, that’s now taken up the habit of issuing threats of war against Rwanda. They want to export chaos here (maybe on the instructions of their ally, who already has suffered memorable defeats). They are thirsting for the drama of violence, and destruction in Kigali.
They might want to study up on history, including some very recent history, and learn that kind of venture is a losing one.
Anyway, we are hardly trembling.
Dans cet éditorial intitulé “Le Rwanda Commémore: l’audace d’un peuple d’exister, 32 ans après”, Son Excellence Mme Jeannette Kagame revient sur la persistance des discours de haine et la nécessité d’y répondre avec vérité, lucidité et résilience.
“Nous savons que les spasmes de la haine continuent en cette période de Kwibuka. Nous connaissons désormais le rythme.
Nous y répondons par la vérité, avec la même énergie.
Nous résistons en portant plus haut le flambeau, car il est de ces lumières que rien n’éteint: ni la haine, ni le temps, ni le mensonge.”
Lisez l’intégralité de l’Op-Ed: https://t.co/E6kbMbxf58
#Kwibuka32
@pine_eng@RobCyubahiro And why were they trying to film them in the first place without permission or consent?? 🤔 the personnel is a VIP moving in an ambassade issued vehicle, not your typical cousin or local star.
@africans816671 I blame Volkswagen. Any idiot would have known that Rwanda is not the place for such investments. If ordinary,basic businesses like Food chains are struggling to establish themselves in that country, how much more about auto mobiles?
As I was just looking through @NtareHouse and @GeneralNeva X's feeds, I just realized that Burundi is nowhere on international topics like AI, ICT& Technology,Green earth.Actually not even on African's debates like VISA free transport across Africa, E-commerce, modern médecine
@akanakimana01@allenkab33 We're the politics, the politicians, the government, the everything you might think of... we get involved in policies and actually get to run them, something you probably will never have!!
I guess I will take my little money as she laughed about it when making the receipt somewhere else.
In HE PK words, "Why would you pay for a bad service?"
My answer; I was hungry and my ex-favorite place was the only place open around😁.
Merry Christmas y'all 🎅
Well, Counter lady in eyeglasses at MAXYCA LTD a.k.a kuri Station(refer to image) as I told you, I've been going to that place for almost a year, took most of my snacks from there throughout the year, but now you lost me as a client for good 🙅🏿♂️