Sam Kalisa

Today in Cairo, Amb. CG Dan Munyuza represented @RwandaMFA Minister @onduhungirehe at the IOM Ministerial Meeting of African Global Compact for Migration (GCM) Champion Countries, ahead of the 5th-8th May 2026 International Migration Review Forum (IMRF) set to take place in New York. Discussions focused on strengthening African coordination to address migration challenges at regional and global levels with a unified position.

@RobCyubahiro @luqmanmahoro Mugabuzi yanjye inanijwe n'aya magambo😂😂

Dore amazina mashya yamaze gutangazwa mu nkoranyamuga nshya: Itangazabumenyi koranabuhanga (ICT) Mudasobwa (computer) Murandasi (internet) Urusobe ntangamakuru (multimedia) Mwandikisho (keyboard) Igishushanyo (graphique) Ihuriro (hub) Ikimenyetso, ikirango (tag) Icyago (hazard) Imbeba (mouse) Icyambu (getaway) Indebero (screen) Mugabuzi (processor) Inkoreshakure (télécommande) Ubu IT wo ku kazi iwanyu ejo uzamubwire azane imbeba zihagije... Muze tuganire 😂

@Fiona_Kamikazi @amandinendik +1

I watched HE’s closing speech at the Leadership Retreat and I also followed our reactions in WhatsApp groups and on social media. It feels like many of us are avoiding the most obvious and important part of his message. The concern about accountability is not only about GoR officials. It shows up in our homes and in our workplaces and in government of course. Maybe each of us needs a personal « Mwiherero ». The kind where we ask ourselves honest and sometimes uncomfortable questions. Think about your « to do list » from last month. How far did you go with it? Nanjye harimo ibyo nibagiwe, hari n’ibyo nirengagije gutunganya. Twisubireho!🙃🙊

“Intambara yo Muri Congo irakureba nk’umunyarwanda.” Abisobanura Neza kabisa. 👏👏

This morning, Amb. CG Dan Munyuza held a meeting with Egypt’s Deputy Foreign Minister for African Affairs, Amb. Mohamed Abo Bakr Saleh. Their discussions focused on strengthening the existing cooperation between Rwanda and Egypt across various fields, as well as on the implementation of existing MoUs between the two countries. They also exchanged on new potential cooperation areas, under discussions between diferent institutions.

@Kabaebe_ A win is a win😂

Update HE ANSWERED 😂🤌🏾 He loves me back right? Even if he didn’t say but he answered 😎

@KarangwaMikee Man, I'm this🤏🏾 close to losing it if we bottle this one

My only hope.

Minisitiri w'Umutekano mu Gihugu, Dr Vincent Biruta uri mu ruzinduko rw'akazi mu Misiri, yasuye Ikigo cy’Igihugu gishinzwe gutanga Amahugurwa ku mitwe y'Ingabo zihariye. Dr Biruta n'itsinda bari kumwe, basuye amashami atandukanye y’iki kigo, atangirwamo amahugurwa agezweho kandi y’umwuga ahabwa Polisi y'iki Gihugu. Minisitiri Biruta yashimye ubunyamwuga bw’iki kigo, ashimangira ko u Rwanda rwiyemeje gukomeza gushimangira ubufatanye binyuze mu guhanahana ubumenyi n’ubunararibonye. #RBAAmakuru

Today, the Minister of Interior (@RwandaInterior) of the Republic of Rwanda, Dr. @Vbiruta, who is on an official visit to Egypt, visited the Egyptian National Institute for Special Forces Training. The Minister and the accompanying delegation toured the state-of-the-art facilitities and various departments of the institute and observed the highly advanced and professional training delivered to police forces. Minister @VBiruta commended the institute’s professionalism and reaffirmed Rwanda’s commitment to further strengthening cooperation through the exchange of knowledge and expertise.

Today in Cairo, the Minister of Interior of the Republic of Rwanda (@RwandaInterior), Dr. @Vbiruta, together with his accompanying high-level delegation, was received by the Egyptian Minister of Interior, Major General Mahmoud Tawfik. During the discussions, the two leaders underscored a shared commitment to strengthening security cooperation and deepening institutional partnership between the security organs of both countries. Following the discussions, the two ministers signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Police Cooperation between the Republic of Rwanda and the Arab Republic of Egypt, aimed at enhancing bilateral cooperation and establishing stronger mechanisms for the exchange of information and expertise between the two countries’ security agencies. The meeting and signing of the MoU were preceded by the delegation's visit to the Egyptian Police Academy, where they toured various departments to learn more about its operations. Minister @Vbiruta commended the Academy’s dedication to training highly qualified and professional officers, as well as the long-standing cooperation that has seen over 300 Rwandan officers trained at the Egyptian Police Academy since 1999.

Today, the Minister of Interior of the Republic of Rwanda (@RwandaInterior), Dr. @Vbiruta, commenced an official visit to the Arab Republic of Egypt. On the first day of the visit, the Minister and the accompanying delegation toured various Law Enforcement and Security sectors under the Egyptian Ministry of Interior, including: - The Public Security Sector - The National Institute for VIP Protection - The Ministry of Interior Industrial Zone Discussions focused on further strengthening the already strong bilateral relations between Rwanda and Egypt, particularly in the area of security cooperation.

A delegation of Rwandan nationals, together with allied faculty staff and students from the Rwanda Defence Force Command and Staff College–Nyakinama, is on an international study tour in Egypt, under the theme 'Enhancing national capabilities to address contemporary security challenges'. As part of the programme, the delegation, among other engagements, visited the Egyptian Military Academy.

Mu ijambo yagejeje ku bitabiriye ibirori byo kwizihiza Umunsi Mukuru w'Intwari z'Igihugu muri Kenya, Ambasaderi @ErnestRwamucyo yagarutse ku bigwi byaranze intwari zitangiye igihugu mu bihe bitandukanye, ndetse yibutsa urubyiruko ko ari rwo mizero y'ejo hazaza heza h'u Rwanda.

Yesterday in Muscat, the Rwandan delegation met with the Omani community with Rwandan roots (Rwanda-Oman Friendship Society). The dinner was also attended Amb. CG Dan Munyuza and the Consul General of Rwanda to Oman, Mr Hamood bin Khalfan Al Busaidi, Discussions reflected on shared historical ties and their personal connection with Rwanda and explored how this long-standing relationship can foster tangible future cooperation between the two countries.

PHOTOS: Rwanda and Oman have strengthened their bilateral ties with the signing of several memorandums of understanding (MoUs) during an official visit to the Middle Eastern country by a delegation led by Foreign Minister, Olivier Nduhungirehe. WATCH: newtimes.co.rw/article/32531/…

Happy Holidays!

On the sidelines of the #RussiaAfrica Partnership Forum in Cairo, Minister @onduhungirehe also met with Dr. Lamia Abdel-Gaffar, Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of The Sudan in charge of Cabinet Affairs. Their exchange focused on issues of mutual interest.

This evening in Muscat, Amb. CG Dan Munyuza together with the Honorary Consul of Rwanda to Oman, Mr. Hamood Bin Khalfan Al Busaidi, met with members of the Rwandan community living and working in Oman. The Ambassador briefed them on the current situation in Rwanda and encouraged them to remain united and connected. He emphasized the importance of upholding core Rwandan values of unity, integrity, courage, respect, self-discipline and of serving as good ambassadors of their country.

Today in Muscat, during his working visit to Oman, Amb. CG Dan Munyuza was received by H.E. Sayyid Badr bin Hamad Al Busaidi, Oman's Minister of Foreign Affairs (@FMofOman). Also in attendance were H.E. Saeed bin Hamoud bin Saeed Al Mawali, Minister of Transport, Communications and Information Technology; H.E. Dr. Ali bin Amur Al Shidhani, Undersecretary for Communications and Information Technology; and Sayyid Nasr bin Badr Al Busaidi. The discussions focused on strengthening the historic ties between Rwanda and Oman and advancing bilateral cooperation across various fields, including promoting trade and investment between the two countries.