Emmanuel Munezero

#Kwibuka32 “Stop genocide denial!” U.S. a national Commemoration of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda

Qu'un ambassadeur burundais accrédité au Royaume de Belgique se permette, malgré l'éthique diplomatique dont il est bien conscient, de faire impunément une telle déclaration incendiaire contre un État voisin, promettant de soutenir une attaque des génocidaires FDLR contre le Rwanda, cela devrait interroger.

La sélection de « Ben’Imana » au Festival de Cannes dans la catégorie « Un Certain Regard » est une fierté nationale et une reconnaissance du talent et de la créativité rwandaise. Cette œuvre montre la richesse de notre histoire et la profondeur de récits inspirants portés par des voix rwandaises. Vives félicitations à la réalisatrice Marie-Clémentine Dusabejambo, à toute l’équipe du film et aux producteurs pour avoir porté cette œuvre remarquable jusqu’aux plus hautes sphères du cinéma international. youtube.com/watch?v=dLbgnQ…

🇲🇦🇷🇼 MFA Nasser Bourita received in Rabat, Mr. Olivier Nduhungirehe, Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of the Rwanda, bearer of a written message to His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God assist Him, from His Excellency President Paul Kagame. 1/2

@PatrickMuyaya @kayikwambaT @SuminwaJudith @malu_raissa @CrispinMbadu @JulianaLumb Three ministers enjoying their mission to France.

#RDC : Ce soir à #Paris, aux côtés de la Première Ministre @SuminwaJudith, des ministres @kayikwambaT, @malu_raissa, @CrispinMbadu, Yolande Elebe, nous avons pris part au lancement officiel de la campagne de Madame @JulianaLumb, candidate de la République Démocratique du Congo au poste de Secrétaire générale de l’@OIFrancophonie. Une candidature qui porte l’ambition d’une Francophonie des peuples, ouverte sur la jeunesse, la culture, l’innovation, la paix et la coopération entre les États. À travers cette candidature, la #RDC assume son rôle d’épicentre et sa volonté de contribuer activement à l’avenir de l’espace francophone et à son rayonnement dans le monde. #CongolaisTelema !!!! #ToutPourLaPatrie !!!! #BendeleEkweyaTe 🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩 !!!!

The Rwanda Defence Force is hosting the 7th session of the Rwanda - Russia Joint Intergovernmental Commission on Military Technical Cooperation. The three-day meeting is taking place from 20 to 22 May 2026. Held annually, the Commission serves as a fitting platform to review the status of the bilateral defence cooperation between Rwanda and the Russian Federation, and to identify new areas for partnership. tinyurl.com/5tb69bvb ============================= Ingabo z’u Rwanda zakiriye inama ya 7 ya Komisiyo ihuza u Rwanda n’ Uburusiya ishinzwe ubufatanye mu bya gisirikare. Iyi nama izamara iminsi itatu, kuva tariki ya 20 kugeza ku ya 22 Gicurasi 2026. Iyi nama ngarukamwaka ni urubuga rwo gusuzumiraho aho ubufatanye mu bya gisirikare hagati y’u Rwanda n’ Uburusiya bugeze, ndetse no kurebera hamwe indi mikoranire mishya y’ubufatanye.tinyurl.com/438wtryv

In 2021, Rwanda security forces intervened in Cabo Delgado on the invitation of the Government of Mozambique. Over the past five (5) years, the mission was quite successful: peace and stability were restored, families returned home, children went back to school, businesses reopened, Mozambican forces were (and continue to be) trained, and European/American companies could safely resume their $50 billion worth investments in LNG. During the same period, Rwanda security forces have been benefiting from the assistance of the European Peace Facility (EPF), with an amount that represents a little fraction of Rwanda’s actual expenses in Mozambique and of EU investments in Cabo Delgado. Regrettably, we have noted that the two requests by the Government of Rwanda to Brussels were received with reluctance and were politicised by some EU member States (including our two former colonial powers), transforming a critical support to a fellow Mozambican people into an irrational criticism against Rwanda, thrown under the bus by the very countries that economically benefit from our intervention in Cabo Delgado. This is why this year, Rwanda came back to the basics and decided to deal exclusively with the Government of Mozambique, which, on its turn, has secured and will continue to secure the necessary funding for the Rwandan security forces in Cabo Delgado. In this regard, the collaboration between the two governments has been successful and will continue in the same trend, as the work of the Rwandan security forces in Cabo Delgado is appreciated by the sisterly country of Mozambique.

I’m in Kigali, Rwanda, where I just spoke at the opening of @NEISAfrica’s Nuclear Energy Innovation Summit for Africa #NEISA2026, together with 🇷🇼 President @PaulKagame, 🇹🇿 President @SuluhuSamia, and 🇹🇬 President @FEGnassingbe. Africa needs more energy, with around 600 million people still lacking access to electricity. The interest in nuclear power is real: about half of all @IAEAorg newcomer countries are African, and 13 are actively pursuing nuclear power programmes. Rwanda specifically is among the countries looking to nuclear energy as part of the solution, with plans for nuclear to contribute more than 60% of its energy mix by 2050. I handed over to President @PaulKagame the Integrated Nuclear Infrastructure Review (INIR), a report by the IAEA that assesses the country’s progress in developing the infrastructure needed for a safe and secure and sustainable nuclear power programme. Africa’s energy future will be built by Africans, and the IAEA is ready to continue supporting countries across the continent, from infrastructure development and capacity building to new technologies such as SMRs. Recent agreements between the IAEA and financial institutions such as the @WorldBankGroup will be key in turning ambition into reality. Thanks to @RAEB_Rwanda President @SinaZerbo for organising #NEISA2026 and this important conversation on Africa’s energy future.

MISE À JOUR SUR LA GUERRE IMPOSÉE PAR LE RÉGIME DE KINSHASA - Mardi 19 mai 2026 Depuis 4h30 du matin ce mardi 19 mai 2026, les forces coalisées du régime de Kinshasa ont lancé une offensive d’une extrême violence contre les populations civiles du territoire de Masisi, ciblant notamment les zones densément peuplées de Mitimingi, Katoyi et leurs environs, à l’aide de drones de combat et d’artillerie lourde.

“Felicien Kabuga escaped judgment not through innocence but through sheer time, bought by powerful networks that helped him evade capture. A trial would not merely have judged Kabuga. It would have exposed the governments and people who enabled him, shielded him, moved him across borders, and benefited from his silence.” By Alice Wairimu Nderitu thefp.com/p/a-genocidair…

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#Kenya’s President Ruto: M23 Crisis Requires Congolese Solution, Not Blame on Rwanda #ChimpReportsNews #Rwanda chimpreports.com/ruto-m23-crisi…

This evening in Kigali, Minister @onduhungirehe hosted a working dinner with Amb. @Ojukwu_Bianca, Nigeria’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, who is in Rwanda for the Africa CEO Forum. Discussions focused on strengthening bilateral cooperation. Minister Nduhungirehe also expressed Rwanda’s appreciation for Nigeria’s visa waiver for Rwandan nationals, as a positive step towards advancing shared continental objectives.

Nduhungirehe warns against external interference in Africa at National Security Symposium youtu.be/hm6nG8B6Fok

Rwanda is closely monitoring the Ebola outbreak in the DRC. There is currently no case of Ebola in Rwanda. Preventive measures and heightened surveillance remain in place to protect the safety of People of Rwanda.

The National Security Symposium is currently underway at the Rwanda Military Academy Gako, bringing together security leaders, academics, and key stakeholders for critical discussions on the themes: “External Interference in African Affairs: Challenges and the Way Forward; Natural Resources and Sustainable Development: Strategic Opportunities for Africa.” The annual symposium is jointly organised by the RDF Command and Staff College in collaboration with the University of Rwanda. It aims to help senior command and staff course students deepen their understanding of contemporary security challenges facing Africa, while also enhancing their awareness and preparedness to respond to future complex security threats. ============================= Inama Nyunguranabitekerezo ku Mutekano w’Igihugu iri kubera uyu munsi mu Ishuri rya Gisirikare i Gako. Ihuje abayobozi mu by’umutekano, abanyeshuri n’abashakashatsi bo mu mashuri makuru, hamwe n’abafatanyabikorwa batandukanye mu biganiro byibanda ku nsanganyamatsiko zikurikira: “Kwivanga kw’Amahanga mu bibazo bya Afurika: Imbogamizi n’Inzira y’igisubizo” ndetse na “Umutungo kamere n’iterambere rirambye: Amahirwe Afurika ifite.” Iyi nama ngarukamwaka itegurwa n’Ishuri Rikuru ry’Ingabo z’u Rwanda ryigisha Ofisiye bakuru ku bufatanye na Kaminuza y’u Rwanda. Igamije gufasha abanyeshuri b’aba ofisiye bakuru kurushaho gusobanukirwa ibibazo by’umutekano Afurika ihanganye na byo muri iki gihe, ndetse no gutyaza ubumenyi n’ubushobozi bwabo mu guhangana n’ibibazo bikomeye by’umutekano bishobora kuvuka mu gihe kizaza.

After London, Nairobi, Washington, Ottawa, and Brussels, now Australia is next.🇨🇩💪💪 @MzeeDaveJenkins @Rumenge1 @kweziFaustin1 @lemessager24 @ManasseMuller @EspoirKing1 @GAugustin138494 @i_Birere @jbserugo @JenzzoB @kivuutile @Aiglekivu003PKM @MeKatembo @PaulKagame @KagutaMuseveni @UNOSAPG @CNNAfrica @US_SrAdvisorAF @SecRubio @realDonaldTrump @GeneralNeva @PatrickMuyaya @UDPS_TSHISEKEDI @onduhungirehe @KwaNtare @Fkaniki @MahoroMpa @IsokoUSA

#ITURI_RDC: Il s’agit de jeunes petits commerçants membres de la communauté Bashi, une ethnie originaire du Sud-Kivu, installés à Bukela, dans la périphérie de Bunia. Ceux-ci ont été arrêtés et torturés par des miliciens Wazalendo du groupe VDP FPIC Chini ya Kilima, accusés d’être des éléments du M23 en raison de leur identité ethnique et de leur apparence physique. Ces miliciens wazalendo les ont arrêtés, en les torturant, après avoir mené un bouclage à Bukela avant de les livrer aux FARDC, qui continuent à les maltraiter avec des propos haineux. Selon les témoignages rapportés, ces jeunes Bashi ont ensuite été remis aux FARDC, qui les ont détenus dans les centres de Kunda et Diango, où ils subissent des traitements inhumains et dégradants, au motif que ce sont des ‘’ Rwandais’’. Dans un contexte aussi sensible que celui de l’Ituri, marqué par des tensions communautaires et des discours de haine récurrents, l’État congolais ne devrait pas permettre à des milices alliées de mener des opérations de bouclage ciblant des populations civiles. Plusieurs témoignages indiquent que des personnes perçues comme ressemblant aux Tutsis ou portant des noms proches du Kinyarwanda sont parfois assimilées à des « infiltrés » ou à des « étrangers rwandais », ce qui alimente des arrestations arbitraires et des discriminations ethniques. À plusieurs reprises, des jeunes Bashi ont été arrêtés dans le Grand-Nord et en Ituri en raison de leurs traits physiques ou de leurs noms, jugés similaires à ceux de locuteurs du Kinyarwanda. Pourtant, les communautés Bashi et Banyarwanda partagent certaines affinités culturelles, linguistiques et historiques. Il existe notamment des noms d’origine kinyarwanda au sein de la communauté Bashi, et certains individus peuvent présenter des traits physiques assimilés aux Tutsis. Référence pour d’autres cas : x.com/i/status/18146… x.com/i/status/19038… Ces éléments ne devraient en aucun cas constituer des motifs d’arrestation, de suspicion ou de persécution. Le fait d’avoir un nom en Kinyarwanda, un physique particulier ou des ressemblances culturelles avec d’autres communautés ne peut justifier des traitements discriminatoires ou des violations des droits fondamentaux. @_AfricanUnion @volker_turk @UNHumanRights @unjhro @UN_HRC @eucopresident @EUCouncil @JosepBorrellF @US_SrAdvisorAF @ONU_fr @volker_turk @vonderleyen @AsstSecStateAF @UnderSecPD @UnderSecStateP @UnderSecE @HuangXia16 @WilliamsRuto @KagutaMuseveni @JBorgstam @UEenRDC @USAmbDRC @USAmbUN @USAmbKenya @AmbaFranceRDC @prevotmaxime @secgen @antonioguterres

@hrw, credibility demands consistency and honesty, two things that is no longer exist in your reportings. Since at least 2017, the Banyamulenge community in Minembwe has faced killings, displacement, destruction of villages, and a blockade depriving civilians of basic necessities. Yet your silence on these realities has been deafening. Your reports simply echo the narrative of the Kinshasa regime while ignoring abuses committed by its allies, including Wazalendo militias and the FDLR, CODECO. Videos of killings, persecution, and abuses continue to circulate widely, but your accountability remains selective. Writing reports from offices more than 2,000 km away while dismissing the voices of affected communities destroys trust and raises questions about impartiality. The videos below directly contradict the narrative promoted in HRW reports. Congolese communities around the world are speaking for themselves, and the world is listening. The international community deserves facts, not propaganda disguised as human rights reporting. Truth will outlive every attempt to silence it, and history will judge those who looked away.

From Washington to Nairobi, London to Ottawa, and today in Brussels — the Congolese diaspora continues to rise in one voice against the Congolese government. The movement is growing across continents, demanding justice, accountability, and change for the people of Congo. #Congo #Brussels #DRC